1. Phaseout Schedule for HCFCs
(HVAC & Energy Library/Residential Information)

... is to purchase a highly energy-efficient system. Energy-efficient systems result in cost savings for the homeowner. Today's best air conditioners use much less energy to produce the same amount of cooling ...

2. Service Clinic: TX Valve Basics
(HVAC & Energy Library/Technician Resource)

... liquid refrigerant drops A small amount of the liquid refrigerant is converted to gas, in response to the drop in pressure This “flash gas” represents a high degree of energy transfer, as ...

3. Service Clinic: The Art of Troubleshooting
(HVAC & Energy Library/Technician Resource)

... and able to do the job the owner needs it to do, in the most energy-efficient manner. Start With the Homeowners Like a skilled surgeon wielding a scalpel, you have to dissect the system. But first, ...

4. Service Clinic: Mystery of Superheat
(HVAC & Energy Library/Technician Resource)

... is continually added to the water, the water evaporates into steam. While it does this at a constant pressure, the environment in the pot will remain at the same temperature: the energy from the heat goes ...

5. Should You Clean Your Ducts?
(HVAC & Energy Library/Residential Information)

... of house dust, result in more airflow and better delivery of warm air, and/or reduce energy costs. If you expect duct cleaning to make these improvements, you may be disappointed. It is difficult ...

6. Technical Q&A
(Residential/Residential Clients)

... more moisture. Variable-speed motors also use less electricity than regular motors, reducing your energy costs. What can I do before calling someone to service my system? HVAC systems are ...

7. Residential Rebates 101
(HVAC & Energy Library/Residential Information)

Rebates 101: Ontario Fed/Provincial Home Audit program http://www.homeenergyontario.ca/green/back.asp?lang=en&sec=green allows for rebates of $600 for an energy star high efficiency ...

8. Rebates 101
(News/Latest)

Ontario Fed/Provincial Home Audit program allows for rebates of $600 for an energy star high efficiency furnace and $1000 for a furnace equiped with a ECM (variable speed) furnace motor. http://www.homeenergyontario.ca/green/back.asp?lang=en&sec=green ...