Honeywell Analytics E3 Point Gas Monitoring System

Having sold several of the Honeywell E3 point systems in the past I find this toxic/combustible gas monitor is one of the most versatile systems in the industry.

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See The New Nest Programmable Thermostat Installation in Atlanta

December 15, 2011  |  Product Reviews, Thermostats  |  7 Comments

In part one of my two part interview with Moncrief’s Phil Mutz, we discuss programmable thermostats. To the best of my knowledge, Phil is the first person in Atlanta to install the new NEST Programmable Thermostat.

I was blown away by the new NEST thermostat. With the exception of one possible flaw, which is easily corrected ( call me Tony Fadell ), Read More

Product Review and Training: Bacharach Refrigerant Recovery Machines and Methods Pt1

October 13, 2011  |  Product Reviews, Refrigeration Controls  |  2 Comments

In this video excerpt from a HVAC training class on refrigerant recovery machines and methods, Bacharach’s Jim Mowery walks us through Bacharach’s approach to refrigerant recovery. One of the things that makes Bacharach unique is that they have a complete line up of refrigerant recovery machines. So it does not matter if you are working on residential, commercial, or industrial units Bacharach has a machine for you. Read More

Product Review: Honeywell REDLINK

Brian, one of the inside control pros at Stromquist & Company, told me that the Honeywell RedLink product offering is one of the coolest products he has seen in a long time. Given that Brian is not easily impressed, I did some additional research and found this video…. Read More

Testo Instruments at CGNA Vendor Showcase

September 9, 2011  |  Energy Monitoring, Product Reviews  |  No Comments

We caught up with Testo’s Jim Burke at the CGNA Vendor showcase. Jim showed us some of the cool new instruments and meters that Testo brought to the HVAC market place. In this short video you can see Read More

NEW Honeywell Combustion Panels COMING SOON

Honeywell has announced they are introducing a series of integrated combustion panels to go along with the awsome Delphi release from last year. These new panels will incorporate Honeywell’s proven combustion technology into complete panels, making equipment upgrades a snap! All panels will be pre-wired, pre-tested, and a built in a certified UL panel shop. Made in the U.S.A.

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Weiss Vari-angle Digital Thermometer

Weiss Instruments has over 100 years experience in manufacturing a complete line of quality thermometers and pressure gauges.  One of their products is great for new installations or replacement of industrial glass and bimetal thermometers.  It is a vari-angle digital thermometer that is mercury free and light powered.  Yes, light powered!  It works for chilled, condenser and hot water applications, has a fast response time and is F/C switchable.  Its accuracy is within 1% and ranges from -50 to 300 degrees F.

Weiss also offers the first “self-indicating” temperature transmitter that is light powered. Combining their mercury-free solar thermometer with a loop-powered 4 to 20mA transmitter results in a single unit that allows local reading and remote transmitting for HVAC systems, building automation or anywhere local and remote readings are required. Dual sensors offer independent operation for reliability and convenience. It requires one thermowell which saves time and money without sacrificing performance.

Control Talk Episode Two: Functional Devices

April 8, 2011  |  Control Talk, Product Reviews  |  No Comments

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Product Review: The Honeywell T775 Controller

The Honeywell T775 Series stand alone controllers have now been on the market for several years. This diverse controller offers the technician a multitude of installation options on one small package.

This controller that stands 8 inches wide by 4 inches wide can be mounted anywhere within 1000 feet of its sensor location and be purchased as a standard enclosure or a NEMA 4X enclosure.

The T775 has an EEPROM that saves all values entered. The date and time values are retained for 24 hours after power loss. After power loss of more than 24 hours values may need to be reentered.

IMPORTANT:  If a high limit set point is entered into a T775 controller this value is IRREVERSIBLE !!

 

Features:

Voltage: 24/120/240 note: cannot be used for DC voltages

Set Point Range: -40 to 248 F

T775A and B models:  relay outputs from 1 SPDT to 4 SPDT (no analog outputs). Sensor inputs 1 to 2. Floating outputs 0-to 2

T775M models:  Modulating with analog outputs of 2-10Vdc or 0-10 Vdc or 4-20 mA or Electronic Series 90.  Relay outputs from 0 to 4 SPDT. 2 sensor inputs

 

T775R models:  RESET OPTION.. 0 to 2 analog outputs 0 to 4 SPDT relay outputs. 0-2 floating outputs.

Sensors: update display and controller every 1 second

Accessories:

C7031D2003 5 inch immersion sensor with well

C7030B1009 wall mount room sensor

C7100D1001 12 inch Duct Averaging Temperature Sensor

When the need for a standalone controller presents itself think Honeywell and let Stromquist and Company help you select the right controller for your needs. Give us a call… Atlanta 1-800-241-9471 or Orlando 1-800-638-7828

Product Review: Ecobee a Web-Based Residential Stat

March 22, 2011  |  Product Reviews, Thermostats  |  No Comments

Many commercial thermostats can now do so much remotely thanks to technology. My team is very familiar with web based thermostats for commercial applications. They have been around for years and have enabled our commercial customers numerous benefits including energy savings and remote monitoring and programming. The price of these web based thermostats put them out of reach for most home owners.

Finally, there is a great web-based residential thermostat for the home owner. Ecobee, Read More