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Carol Fey

Carol Fey is a degreed technical trainer, specializing in controls and electricity. She has published four books: Quick & Basic Electricity, Quick & Basic Hydronic Controls, Quick & Basic Troubleshooting, and Quick & Basic House Wiring. You can order books or get on the e-mail list for free technical information at www.carolfey.com. Or e-mail carol@carolfey.com.

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Outdoor Reset Control
Carol Fey

December 1, 2007

Contractors can still offer to set up heating systems for record cold, but still reduce the heat when it’s not needed.

The Secrets Of Modulation
Carol Fey

November 1, 2007

Sure, modulating boilers save energy. But consistent temperature control also means more comfort.

To Condense Or Not To Condense
Carol Fey

October 9, 2007

If you can’t justify reducing the return water temperatures, review your boiler choice.

Combustion Analysis
Carol Fey

September 1, 2007

Combustion analyzer hints, tips and tricks.

Scared Of Electricity
Carol Fey

July 10, 2007

Sometimes a patient, private Q&A session is the best way to explain away the fears of common jobs.

Everything Is Electronic
Carol Fey

June 11, 2007

Electronics let us do things that would otherwise be impossible.

Anticipation
Carol Fey

April 12, 2007

It’s still a good idea to know how to tune an anticipator.

What, No Mercury?!
Carol Fey

March 1, 2007

Mercury bulb thermostats have been ‘mandatory equipment’ for decades. Chances are, however, you’ll never miss them now.

The New Market For Solar
Carol Fey

February 1, 2007

Solar heating is more similar than different from what we already do with hydronics.

Where Are The Newbies?
Carol Fey

January 23, 2007

Continued education is the key to staying in the industry.

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