Technical Tips
Hey Ed, can a home’s location be substituted for another location with similar weather?
In this edition of “Hey Ed,” Ed discusses substituting a home’s location for another.
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Is it necessary to have a return duct in every room?
Is one return enough? Had a conversion will a fella about a topic I hear about far too often. He had someone ask (require) for there to be a return in every room. I knew Manual D® didn’t say that.
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“There’s a hole in my vent pipe” – a combustion analysis quandary
Many contractors use combustion analyzers in the field to verify safe operation of gas-fired appliances. This involves drilling a hole in the vent pipe to measure flue gas elements. Once measurements are done, the hole must be sealed to return the venting system to its original condition. Existing codes and standards are silent on this process. Here’s my “deep dive” on the subject.
Shift to the Future recap: Scaling technology in small HVACR businesses with Brian Feenie and Kyle Ricciardi
The latest episode of Shift to the Future tackled one of the HVACR industry’s most pressing topics: how small businesses […]
Shift to the Future: identifying and correcting airflow issues with technology
The second episode of Shift to the Future explored how modern technology solves common airflow problems in homes quickly and […]
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Measurements, Not Eyeballs!
In the HVACR industry, it’s all too common to hear comments about ductwork being too big or too small based solely on appearance. Similarly, there are far too many comments that a system will never condition a space properly just by looking at it. While everyone is entitled to their opinion, there is a significant difference between opinions based on expectations and those grounded in precise measurements.
