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Chilled Beams Chilled beams have been used in Europe and Australia for approximately two decades and are just now becoming better known in the United States marketplace. While chilled beams offer numerous benefits, their energy efficiency makes them especially attractive for building owners and facility managers.Learn More >

Direct Gas-Fired Air HeatersDirect gas-fired air heaters offer safe, flexible, fuel efficient and cost effective building operation solutions. This heating equipment provides make-up air to regulate ventilation rates and offset building heat loss for millions of commercial and industrial customers.Learn More >

Direct Heating SolutionsDirect heating products offer alternative solutions to heating spaces within the home where other types of heating sources may not be practical. Direct heating equipment is often referred to as space heating, spot heating, zone heating, or room heating equipment.Learn More >

Ductless EquipmentMore homeowners than ever before are aware of ductless air conditioning systems. That is because those who already have installed them are getting the word out about how economical and efficient they can be, among their many other benefits.Learn More >

Gas ControlsElectronic gas detection technologies have made it possible to quickly and easily detect even the smallest and insignificant gas concentrations. However, the detection of very small amounts of gas, which are well below the maximum limits specified by the industry safety standards, can create confusion for service technicians and inspectors in the field while creating unnecessary re-work and replacement costs for control and appliance manufacturers and consumers.Learn More >

Geothermal Heat PumpsGeothermal heat pumps (GHPs) have come a long way since they were first introduced in the U.S. market somewhere around the late 1970s. What used to be viewed as somewhat of an alien concept by many homeowners has grown more mainstream, into a multimillion dollar industry in fact. Learn More >