Blue Tick System Services, LLC
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05/08/2024
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The three central functions of heating, ventilating, and air-conditioning are interrelated. Companies and inventors all over the world are constantly introducing new methods of HVAC system modernization, higher efficiency, and system control. We’ll be happy to answer any questions about the products we install and service.
Part of installing a commercial HVAC system involves making sure the right amount of power is run to the right places. These can usually be high voltages, depending on the unit, including 120 volts, 208 volts, 240 volts, or even 480 volts.
Did you know that something as simple as a malfunctioning thermostat could be needlessly inflating your energy bill? When you’re ready to save money on your business’s heating and cooling costs, we can help.
Natural gas-fired air conditioning systems provide consistent temperatures throughout your home, better indoor air quality, quieter operation, and comfortable humidity levels. You should always feel comfortable inside your own home!
Did you realize that your HVAC system is vulnerable to energy spikes and lightning strikes? One way to make sure it's protected is with a whole-home surge suppressor, a larger version of the outlet variety you use with your electronic equipment.
When you run a business that strives to be environmentally responsible, you may be anxious to look for new ways to conserve energy. We’re always happy to discuss the installation and maintenance of our most energy-efficient equipment.
When planning out the heating part of your HVAC system before installation, one of the big decisions you'll have to make will be the fuel type, Your options include oil, gas, heat pump (electric), and more, but an HVAC installation expert can help you find the right one.
There are a few things you can do around your home to keep heating and air-conditioning costs down. Make sure doors and windows are properly sealed, and close them when the system is in use.
A good way to turn off potential buyers for your home is to have an uncomfortably warm house in the summer or a frigid home in the winter. Plan ahead if you want to sell your home and get your heating and cooling system in good working order.
The coolant in electric air conditioners and refrigerators is usually Freon, which can cause environmental problems if it leaks. However, gas-powered air conditioners and refrigerators use ammonia, which is safe enough that it's generally used as a non-toxic cleaner.
The cost of the equipment is only one factor to consider when installing new or replacement HVAC systems. Making sure everything is the proper size for the building, the energy-efficiency of the equipment, and identifying problems areas must also be taken into account.
In 1902, Willis Haviland Carrier accidentally developed the first air conditioning system by creating a network of chilled pipes to reduce indoor humidity. By the 1920s, air conditioners were big draws in department stores and theaters.
One of the advantages of a natural gas heating and cooling system is its safe and quiet operation. It’s also environmentally friendly, low maintenance due to having no compressors and few moving parts, and it lasts up to 2-3 times longer than conventional electric systems.
Your home's air conditioner isn't the only piece of indoor residential equipment that utilizes a compressor and pressurized gas. Care to guess what other appliances use similar technology? Two that come to mind are your refrigerator and dehumidifier.
The hot-air scientific principles defined by Dr. Paul Meissner in 1821 provided the foundations for modern heating systems. He was among the first to recommend mixing dampers to control air flow and recirculating cool air back to the furnace where it could be reheated.
Distributions of HVAC systems within commercial buildings will vary significantly according to floor plan and building type (whether the space is designed for retail or food service, for instance). These differences are largely due to the varying HVAC needs of the building and its operations.
Gas-powered HVAC heat pumps are used when the weather is cool though not necessarily cold. This is because heat pumps are a lot more energy-efficient than “regular” furnaces or boilers, as they extract heat from the ground or surrounding air and pull it inside to heat your home.
After we have completed installation of the new system, we will provide you with all the applicable manuals and warranties. We recommend reading them, or having your physical plant manager review them, to understand basic maintenance and troubleshooting.
Replacing your old HVAC system does not have to be a huge budgetary drain. Our engineers will monitor your current operating costs, present you with the information on the costs of running a new system, and show you how you will save over the life of a new system.
Gas-powered refrigeration works by heating a mixture of ammonia, hydrogen, and water. The ammonia and hydrogen separate from the water into a low-boiling point gas. This evaporation sucks in heat from the area around the evaporator and cools it.
The first examples of synthetic ways to keep buildings warm are nearly 2,000 years old. The notion of providing some type of centralized cooling was a much more difficult concept, with fans and blocks of ice offering the first taste of air conditioning.
The world's first gas cooker was invented in England in 1826 by James Sharp, but it didn't immediately make the jump to the United States. In fact, it took another 25 years before gas stoves started showing up in the US in 1851.
Just what is SEER - Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio? SEER is a measurement of the effectiveness of your HVAC system - something that is similar to MPG for vehicles. The higher the SEER number means a more energy-efficient HVAC unit.
We understand that commercial HVAC isn’t your business; it’s ours. There’s no reason for you to waste countless hours trying to get a malfunctioning HVAC unit working again when all our years of commercial expertise are just a phone call away.
Did you know that you can greatly reduce the cost you pay for using your gas HVAC system? In fact, having routine maintenance done is a great way to maintain efficiency and keep your bills down at the same time.
Could you imagine not having AC in the summer? Before AC, most industries actually slowed or stopped production in the summer, since workers were sluggish anyway from being so hot. Back then, many American workers got month-long August vacations.
Did you know that not every home has the most efficient HVAC design for the floorplan? If you’re concerned that your system is operating at maximum efficiency, we can help you evaluate it and design a new one.
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