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Heating/Hot Water System By Energy Kinetics Boiler By Cleaver Brooks Hydronic System Control By Honeywell Boilers and Heating Equipment To receive FREE info on the products in this section, visit the Web address listed below each item or go to www.ashrae.org/freeinfo. Baseboard Heaters Cozy direct-vent gas-fired baseboard heaters from Louisville Tin & Stove Co., Louisville, Ky., are available in 5 MBtu and 9 MBtu (5.3 to 9.5 MJ) sizes. They can be installed using an outside wall opening of 2 ft to 2.5 ft (0.6 m to 0.76 m). www.info.hotims.com/16017-201 Boiler/Water Heater Triangle Tube/Phase III, Blackwood, N.J., introduces the Prestige Excellence condensing wall-mounted boiler. It features a built-in “tank-in-tank” indirect-fired water heater in the cabinet designed to produce more than 180 gph (189 mL/s) of domestic hot water. www.info.hotims.com/16017-205 True Dual line of two-stage infrared tube heaters. Air and gas flows are regulated for precise air-to-gas ratios at the high- and low-heat stages for optimum efficiency. www.info.hotims.com/16017-208 Unit Heaters Lennox Industries, Richardson, Texas, offers the T-Class™ line of separated combustion unit heaters. They are designed for hard-to-heat applications requiring fresh air for combustion due to dust, dirt, humidity or negative pressure. www.info.hotims.com/16017-202 Heating/Hot Water System Energy Kinetics, Lebanon, N.J., offers the SYSTEM 2000 integrated heating and hot water system. It is activated only when there is a need for heat or hot water and runs an energy recovery cycle after heat or hot water needs are satisfied. www.info.hotims.com/16017-203 Hydronic System Controls Honeywell, Minneapolis, introduces the Aquatrol AQ2000 Series hydronic system controls. They feature zone synchronization, boiler short-cycling protection, boiler post purge, freeze protection, pump/valve exercise, DHW priority protection and auto test capability. www.info.hotims.com/16017-206 Vertical Boiler Raypak®, Oxnard, Calif., offers the MVB® modulating vertical boiler in capacities from 500 MBtu/h to 2,000 MBtu/h (150 MW to 590 MW). Models are available with Category IV venting, offering 87% efficiency and 4:1 turndown, and Category I venting, offering up to 85% efficiency. www.info.hotims.com/16017-209 Boiler Glass Cutter Wheeler-Rex, Ashtabula, Ohio, offers the Model 69012 glass tube cutter for boiler repairs. The pocket-sized device can cut laboratory glass and porcelain tube. www.info.hotims.com/16017-204 Boiler Milwaukee-based Cleaver-Brooks offers the ClearFire model CFH compact gas-fired boiler for commercial low- or high-pressure steam applications. It uses the company’s heat transfer technology and premix burner combustion process to improve efficiency, and to reduce noise and emissions. www.info.hotims.com/16017-207 Condensing Boiler Ajax Boiler, Santa Ana, Calif., offers the Atlas Series fully modulating condensing boiler with 98% thermal efficiency and no minimum inlet temperature. It features single-pass coil construction, which allows for complete deliming, increased life and consistent efficiency. www.info.hotims.com/16017-210 Infrared Tube Heaters Solaronics, Rochester, Mich., offers the ashrae.org Radiant Heating Network The new Climate Cŏntrol™ Zoning System from Uponor, Apple Valley, Minn., uses wireless technology to provide radiant control in multiple rooms of a building. Each base unit can accommodate up to 12 thermostats and control up to 14 thermal actuators. www.info.hotims.com/16017-211 82 ASHRAE Journal August 2008 http://www.ashrae.org/freeinfo http://www.info.hotims.com/16017-208 http://www.info.hotims.com/16017-201 http://www.info.hotims.com/16017-205 http://www.info.hotims.com/16017-209 http://www.info.hotims.com/16017-202 http://www.info.hotims.com/16017-206 http://www.info.hotims.com/16017-210 http://www.info.hotims.com/16017-203 http://www.info.hotims.com/16017-207 http://www.info.hotims.com/16017-204 http://www.info.hotims.com/16017-211 http://ashrae.org

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ASHRAE Journal - August 2008 Contents Commentary Industry News Letters Meetings and Shows Maintain to Sustain—Delivering ASHRAE’s Sustainability Promise Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation: Current Best Practices Improving Humidity Control With Energy Recovery Ventilation Single- or Two-Stage Compression Data Center Cooling: Using Wet-Bulb Economizers Building Sciences InfoCenter Practical Pointers Products Emerging Technologies Washington Report People Special Products Classified Advertising Advertising Index

ASHRAE Journal - August 2008

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