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If you’ve voted for the AFL-601 FEMA Louver in the Consulting Specifying Engineer (CSE) Product of the Year contest, thank you! If you haven’t yet, there’s still time. The AFL-601, the first louver in its class to have the AMCA 550 High-Velocity Wind-Driven Rain Listing, offers exceptional performance and superior free area. Click here to vote, and let’s make the AFL-601 a winner! (We’d vote if we could, but manufacturers of the nominated products aren’t eligible to vote.) https://bit.ly/3QRLuKC

New from Greenheck – rooftop units! Greenheck’s Model RT rooftop units are designed to redefine expectations around comfort and controllability. Model RT’s industry-leading standard features include modulating components and robust construction with top-to-bottom injected foam insulation. Greenheck rooftop units are designed with comfort and efficiency in mind: ✅ Inverter scroll compressors deliver precise cooling and dehumidification performance while improving part-load efficiency. ✅ Direct drive supply and exhaust fans offer a wide performance range and standard modulation capabilities for variable air volume (VAV) systems. ✅ EC motors on condenser fans modulate to control head pressure and improve efficiency. Contact your Greenheck rep today to learn more about Greenheck’s applied equipment offering and how our revolutionary rooftop units can meet your project needs. https://bit.ly/4j0baRP #BuildingValueInAir #HVAC #Greenheck

Evaluating a fan’s motor is a time-consuming part of the design of air-handling equipment. Our Motor Application Guide for Ventilation Products will assist you in selecting the correct motor type, from an electrical and mechanical standpoint, for a given fan type and application, and help you understand, identify, and prevent application issues before they arise. Take a closer look: https://bit.ly/3FM8SXy #Greenheck #HVAC #fans

Ceiling radiation dampers are critical life safety devices, commonly required by building codes because they help maintain a building’s fire resistance and protect spaces above the ceiling during a fire. In our latest blog post, we answer frequently asked questions about applying, specifying, and installing ceiling radiation dampers. https://bit.ly/4j5p7xg #dampers #Greenheck #lifesafety #HVAC #UL #IBC #firesafety

We need your vote! Our AFL-601 Wind-Driven Rain FEMA Louver is a nominee in this year’s Consulting-Specifying Engineer (CSE) Product of the Year contest. Click here: (https://bit.ly/3QRLuKC) to vote and let’s make the AFL-601 a winner! (We’d vote if we could, but manufacturers of the nominated products aren’t eligible to vote.)

In the absence of federal regulation, the adoption of the Fan Energy Index (FEI) continues to advance at the state and local levels. Currently, 15 states meet the energy efficiencies established by ASHRAE 90.1-2019 requiring an FEI of 1.00 or greater and have adopted it into their energy codes with more states to follow. To stay code-compliant with your fan selections, click here: (https://bit.ly/4c97vhY) to apply FEI in Greenheck’s eCAPS® online product selection program. #ecaps #hvacengineer #mechanicalengineering #fanenergyindex #hvacindustry #hvac

You might sometimes need to use a variable frequency drive (VFD) to speed up or slow down the frequency of a fan motor and meet the designed RPM. Read our blog post to learn the engineering reasons why overspeeding is the better option: https://bit.ly/3DQ2bmP #VFD #directdrivemotors #fanmotors #engineering #HVAC #Greenheck

Greenheck’s eCAPS® online product selection program includes the Fan Energy Index (FEI) giving you a powerful engineering tool to select the best fan system for your application and help you select fans that meet or exceed ASHRAE 90.1 and comply with state energy code requirements. To start making fan selections using eCAPS® today click here: https://bit.ly/4br5QUB #ecaps #hvacengineer #mechanicalengineering #fanenergyindex #hvacindustry #hvac

Even if you’re already familiar with the Fan Energy Index (FEI), Greenheck’s new application guide goes deeper with information about how it’s calculated, how to use it in fan selection, and what advantages it provides over brake horsepower. Read our guide here: https://bit.ly/4bstK1M #FEI #fanenergyindex #Greenheck #saveenergy #HVAC #ASHRAE #AMCA #IECC

Are you seeing the Fan Energy Index (FEI) crop up in codes and standards and still wondering what it is? Check out our blog post for a refresher to give you some quick working knowledge of FEI and how it leads to energy savings. https://bit.ly/41w4S5O #ASHRAE #FEI #fanenergyindex #energysavings #AHRI #Greenheck