With the end of the heating season there’s a tendency to forget the dangers of carbon monoxide (CO). As you transition to the cooling season, be sure to keep your awareness for CO high even though it’s likely to be the last thing on your mind. Let’s look at five summer CO issues you should …
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Five CO Issues to Look Out for This Summer
June 12th, 2018 | Posted by in David Richardson | Home - (0 Comments)Carbon Monoxide: What Do You Know about the Value of ‘Light-Off’ CO?
September 1st, 2017 | Posted by in David Richardson | Home | Technical Blogs - (0 Comments)Many technicians who work on fuel-fired equipment will admit they’ve singed their eyebrows when watching a burner light. It’s a rite of passage among most seasoned technicians. What if there was a safer way to check ignition instead of sticking your face in front of a burner? Fortunately, there is, and it involves using a …
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A Closer Look at the Importance of Combustion Air In HVAC Systems
May 23rd, 2017 | Posted by in David Richardson | Home - (0 Comments)Safe operation of any fuel-fired equipment requires adequate combustion air supply. To provide this essential system component, technicians typically install openings constructed of metal ducts or fixed grilles. This provides air from the outside or from an adjoining part of a building. Since combustion air openings are ducts, let’s look at the variables affecting airflow …
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