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    IAQ 101: Understanding Filters, Humidifiers & Purifiers

    TLDRFilters trap dust and pollen, humidifiers keep moisture balanced, and purifiers remove tiny particles and odors for cleaner indoor air.Choose the right MERV filter rating and HEPA purifier size fo…

    Published by Chris L.

    EPA Refrigerant Rules Take Effect Jan 2025: Plan Now

    TLDRNew EPA rules starting January 1, 2025, restrict making and importing HVAC systems using high-GWP refrigerants like R-410A, with installation of existing stock allowed only until January 1, 2026.S…

    Published by Chris L.

    Fort Sill Geothermal Retrofit Cuts Energy Use by 57%

    TLDRA $63 million geothermal HVAC upgrade at Fort Sill modernized 1,700+ Army homes, cutting energy use by 57% and saving over $5 million annually.The project uses an Energy Savings Performance Contra…

    Published by Sarah C.

    A2L Refrigerants Now Lead U.S. Unitary HVAC Sales

    TLDRA2L refrigerants like R-454B and R-32 now make up over half of U.S. residential and light commercial HVAC sales, marking a major market shift from older refrigerants.This change requires contracto…

    Published by Chris L.

    Zone Air Leads DIY Shift: What Contractors Must Know

    TLDRZone Air DIY leads 2026 HVAC rankings, surpassing MrCool with top efficiency models hitting 24 SEER2, reshaping the DIY market landscape.Contractors face tighter margins as homeowners prefer DIY s…

    Published by Sarah C.

    Smart HVAC Controls Highlighted at WRD 2026 Event

    TLDRWorld Refrigeration Day 2026 highlights smart HVAC controls using AI thermostats, cloud monitoring, and remote diagnostics to save energy and reduce service visits.New UL 60335-2-89 4th Edition st…

    Published by Mark R.

    Oregon Accelerates Heat Pumps with Rebates and 2026 Rule

    TLDROregon offers large rebates up to $14,000 to help homeowners, renters, and builders install energy-efficient heat pumps after recent heat waves.Starting in 2026, all new residential buildings in O…

    Published by Chris L.

    2027 Code Allows A2L Lines to Use Shaft Exception

    TLDRThe 2027 Uniform Mechanical Code now allows A2L refrigerant lines to use the shaft exception, reducing the need for fire-rated shafts and ventilation in certain installations.This change cuts inst…

    Published by David N.


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