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Why System Performance Measurement Works

Why System Performance Measurement Works

by Rob "Doc" Falke | Oct 1, 2018 | Rob "Doc" Falke, Technical Blogs

The quest for greater energy efficiency has been promoted by the government using utility company programs for more than a quarter of a century. This movement has made consumers aware that higher efficiency equipment is the right thing to use. Manufacturers have...
Economizer Repair Opportunities Are Everywhere

Economizer Repair Opportunities Are Everywhere

by Rob "Doc" Falke | Sep 5, 2018 | Home, Rob "Doc" Falke

Economizers are  in the spotlight as a prime opportunity for energy savings in the commercial HVAC marketplace. It’s said, with little argument from those in the field, that nearly 80% of air-side economizers are non-functional. So if that’s true,...
Overcome the Challenges of Measuring Air Handler Filter Pressure Drop

Overcome the Challenges of Measuring Air Handler Filter Pressure Drop

by David Richardson | Dec 26, 2017 | David Richardson, Home

Air filters create resistance to airflow that can reduce a fan’s ability to move air by up to 50%. You can evaluate the filter’s impact on airflow by measuring the pressure drop over it. It takes less than a minute to do. It is often the diagnostic test that...
Total External Static Pressure and the Two-Piece Air Handler

Total External Static Pressure and the Two-Piece Air Handler

by David Richardson | Dec 8, 2017 | David Richardson, Home, Technical Blogs

What makes modular or two-piece different from their single-piece cousins when it comes to measuring total external static pressure (TESP)? In this article we’ll examine the differences and discuss how to measure TESP correctly. “As-Shipped” The “As-Shipped”...
Three Tips to Improve Static Pressure Measurements

Three Tips to Improve Static Pressure Measurements

by David Richardson | Sep 18, 2017 | David Richardson, Home

I hear a lot of reasons for taking static pressure measurements on every service call. One of the most common is that it takes too long — there isn’t enough time on a call to do it. Let’s face it, technicians have a lot of responsibilities and measuring static...
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