Heating controls news articles 
ADEY searches for eco-inventors
2012 could be a life-changing year for the winner of a nationwide search for potential ‘eco-inventors’ working within the heating and plumbing industry. The competition has been devised by magnetic filtration pioneer ADEY Professional Heating Solutions, and is open until 31 January 2012. Entries are sought from heating professionals, installers and apprentices who believe they have an original idea for a product, tool or appliance for the h... [more]
BPEC VENTILATION COURSE
Johnson & Starley, has announced initial 2012 Training Days for installers covering boiler, warm air heating and ventilation technology, including BPEC courses. The company is also recognised by CIBSE as a CPD (Continuing Professional Development) course provider. Courses are run at the company’s Head Office Training Centre in Northampton. The BPEC (British Plumbing Employers Council) Domestic Ventilation Systems two-day course is designed ... [more]
Free CPD guide focuses on renewable commercial heating
Mitsubishi Electric has published a free, independent, CPD-Accredited guide looking at renewable heating systems to inform consultants, contractors and heating engineers about the key issues facing all involved in designing, building and maintaining our commercial buildings. The guide, which is also available as a download, has been developed by the company to enhance its customers' knowledge in this important area. According to the Carbon ... [more]
NetworkThermostat is launching its new RP32-WIFI wireless IP thermostat
NetworkThermostat introduces its new RP32-WIFI wireless IP thermostat. This new programmable communicating thermostat (PCT) is a Wi-FI thermostat that includes a built-in web server, allowing simple connection from any PC, Mac, smart phone or tablet. The intuitive interface and powerful web engine puts the right amount of control at the right location. There’s no need for platform specific mobile apps, including iPhone, iPad and Android platforms... [more]
The green deal energy scheme announced by the government is welcomed by the CIPHE
The Green Deal energy scheme is set to benefit households across the UK next year. Kevin Wellman, Chief Executive Officer of the Chartered Institute of Plumbing and Heating Engineering, commented, “The extra investment is very encouraging, especially now when fuel poverty is of increasing concern among British people. The Green Deal isn’t just about meeting Government quotas for carbon emissions, it’s about providing practical help to people w... [more]
Other Heating controls news and reviews
Getting the Most From Your Heating in the Winter Months
SHEFFIELD, England, January 27, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --With plummeting temperatures and freezing conditions setting in across the country over the next few weeks, most of us are likely to crank up the home ...
Johnson Controls Awarded D&R Technology Inc. Contract to Build Equipment for Seat Components of the New Cadillac ATS
CHANDLER, Ariz. -- D & R Technology Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Ecoland International, Inc. (OTCBB:ECIT.OB), announced today another contract award from Johnson Controls Inc. Equipment that is covered ...
Commissioners puzzled by heating system
LOCK HAVEN - The big question Thursday was this: How did last year's $1.
Library may feel heat of higher costs
MORRISON – A recent $700 monthly heating bill at the public library surprised city officials. For years, the city paid the entire bill, even though it only controls the community room at Odell Public Library, a popular meeting spot.
VIDEO: Tablet PC 'makes cup of coffee'
Richard Taylor looks at a piece of software that controls everything from the TV and the heating system right through to boiling a kettle.
Johnson Controls Misses, Profits Rise
The higher profits were attributable to higher earnings in the company's Power Solutions and Automotive Experience segments.
Synagogue goes green to help with bills
A Rhode Island synagogue has gone green in efforts to save money and conserve energy.
Maintaining your furnace important
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Carrier's Collierville Operation Named a Top North American Plant by IndustryWeek
COLLIERVILLE, Tenn., Jan. 30, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Carrier's Collierville residential air conditioner and heat pump operation has been named one of IndustryWeek's top 10 Best Plants in North America. This ...
Physical plant seeks to regulate temperatures, reduce energy use
Some students complain rooms are too hot, others too cold. Many rooms can control their own heating, but not cooling. There are even rumors that the heat in the Kirner-Johnson building (KJ) is controlled in Europe.
