The board will be comprised of seven executives, including: Andy McMillan, Brad Hill, Paul Jordan, Roland Laird, Raymond Rae, Nancy Stein, and Michael R. Wilson....More
Troubleshooting residential pneumatic zoning systems is usually a simple matter of using the process of elimination. As with most things we encounter in our work, problems with pneumatic zoning systems can be electrical or mechanical, or can be related to the air pressure and vacuum that is used to open and close the system’s dampers....More
Daryl Dulaney is CEO of the new sector and its five divisions: building technologies; low/medium voltage power distribution; mobility/logistics; rail systems; and smart grid....More
Engineered Controls Inc. has continued to expand their Honeywell business by targeting expansion opportunities and building on their customer relationships and knowledge of building integration....More
Back in 1995, when I wrote the article "Building Controls: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow," for Contracting Business Magazine, I made some predictions. One of those predictions was that the Nintendo generation would slowly assume a role in the end user's HVAC chair....More
New technology allows a current switch to be configured outside of an electrical enclosure and installed on a cold wire, thereby eliminating the need for a PPE suite and preventing arc flash hazard. PPE suits, worn by technicians working in a live enclosure, are often cumbersome and can hinder the installer’s ability to configure an adjustable current switch....More
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