Articles Tagged with ''HVAC''

Taco introduced a new line of packaged HVAC skid systems, providing a broad range of pre-engineered, pre-assembled, and customized mechanical solutions for light commercial and industrial applications, based entirely on design and performance requirements. 

Envelope Advisor, Armstrong’s cloud-based building analytics, fault detection and diagnostics platform, will anchor the Continuous Optimization Made Visible experience, demonstrating how complex HVAC system inefficiencies visible and understandable without replacing existing building automation controls.

LG Electronics unveiled its expanded 2026 U.S. portfolio of advanced HVAC, water heating and control solutions for the full spectrum of commercial and residential applications at the 2026 AHR Expo in Las Vegas.

The event will include several segments of technical training presented by John Siegenthaler, P.E.

Behler-Young plans to commemorate this anniversary with customer events over the course of the year at each of their 20 branch locations, and their third HVAC Expo event on September 23rd in Novi, Michigan. 

Lock Supply Co.’s Tim Savage breaks down how practical AI tools are accelerating quoting, closing knowledge gaps, and strengthening contractor trust — without replacing the human side of sales.

Bluon and Helios HVACR have entered a partnership that will bring AI-driven diagnostics and equipment intelligence into Helios’ nationwide field operations.

In this episode of And So It Flows, host Natalie Forster sits down with Spencer Pope, manager of technical support and training at Bradford White, to explore how education and workforce development are evolving across the plumbing, HVAC and mechanical trades.

The company’s NAS Build-A-Tech apprenticeship has now produced 100 graduating classes and more than 850 technicians, with expanded training facilities and new partnerships helping meet nationwide demand for skilled HVAC professionals.

Despite the industry’s rapid adoption of A2L equipment, many distributors still hold limited R-410A inventory, which is at risk due to the installation prohibition in the EPA’s Technology Transition Rule. Under current rules, certain categories of residential and light commercial equipment may not be installed after specific deadlines, even if the equipment was manufactured before those dates and purchased in good faith.