Articles Tagged with ''commercial applications''

Federal standards may set the timeline, but state policies, building owner expectations and new technologies are accelerating commercial water heating’s high-efficiency transition.

The product is independently tested to ISO 22196:2011, and effective at preventing blockages caused by bacteria, known as white slime. 

As sustainability goals, labor shortages, and connected building technologies continue to reshape the market, valve selection has become more strategic than ever. Manufacturers say successful valve selection requires looking beyond initial cost and considering how the valve will perform as part of the overall piping system throughout the life of the building.

The system is designed to align with common rooftop unit footprints, helping maintain existing curb and duct compatibility without requiring a curb adapter in some replacement projects. 

As commercial building owners continue to navigate economic uncertainty, labor shortages and changing customer demands, retrofit and renovation work is becoming a key opportunity across the plumbing market. In this article, learn where the commercial market is headed and how manufacturers, wholesalers, and contractors can adapt.

Unlike traditional high efficiency models, the Voltex 120V HPWH is designed to plug into a standard electrical outlet–eliminating the need for adaptors or restructuring.

The Regent unit features a Lochinvar-exclusive single water-tube, stainless steel heat exchanger and an internal circulating pump to maintain high-velocity flow. 

Equipment on display at BAC's booth will include the Vertex evaporative condenser, featuring an EC fan system.

Many professionals are seeing an increase in the demand for more sustainable products and practices in the commercial sector.