How-To

Choosing the correct type of heater and proper layout of heaters in a space is essential for achieving uniform heat distribution and maximizing efficiency...

If exposed water pipes, pumps, and other equipment have you worried in winter, self-regulating pipe trace heating cables are an easy and effective to solution to keep the water flowing, preventing freezing conditions before they cause major damage.

In an outdoor living space, hot air rises and will quickly dissipate. It’s not like dealing with a confined interior space, so even a slight of breeze would make a powerful forced-air heating system ineffective...

King’s line of SmartWave Carbon Fiber Radiant Heaters install quickly, using our innovative mounting system that requires no measuring tape, and is simple enough for one-person to even install our 3-lamp, 5 foot heater.

Unlike most heating systems, Cove Heaters combine the sustained warmth of convection heat, with the quick comfort of radiant heat transfer so proper installation is critical to their effectiveness...

Originally conceived as a solution for tenants who tend to waste energy by leaving their windows open, pairing a common occupancy sensor expands the level of control to by adjusting the temperature levels of different rooms in the house based on occupancy.

If snow and ice accumulates on your roof, self-regulating heating cables are an easy and effective to solution to melt the ice dams before they cause major damage.

Although the temperatures are dropping outside, they don’t have to drop inside your greenhouse. Gardeners, particularly those with tropical plants, should heat their greenhouses in the winter to temperatures in which their plants can thrive.

While high-efficiency VRF heat pumps and ductless mini-splits have grown in popularity among homeowners to keep their families warm during the heating season, a major limitation is their lack of performance in subfreezing temperatures.

Every enclosure has it’s own set of unique challenges. In pumphouses, freezing pipes can have devastating consequences, while in electrical enclosures excess moisture can be harmful to expensive electronic components...

We all know when that big hangar door opens, the space fills up with unconditioned outside air. A heating system that quickly brings the space back to the programmed comfort temperature is paramount...

With zone-based heating you heat each room independently, which maximizes individual comfort and minimizes the electric bill.

If you hang sheetrock for a living you no doubt have been troubled by slow drying joint compound. It seems a heavily debated issue, so what is the best method to control the building’s environment for optimal drying?

If you are stuck with no air-conditioning in your garage or it’s completely enclosed with no windows, this post is for you. Using a high velocity fan or two can help transfer the hot air out and any cooler air in, makes a big difference and getting you back to work.

If you are a property owner and pay your tenants electric bill, then you know exactly how John Ferrera from Stony Hill Real Estate Services feels. John discovered the Autonomy Dual-Timed Thermostat and said goodbye to that headache!

Autonomous Dual Timed thermostat automatically sets back temperatures based on the amount of time the student has been inactive. No programming Required. Cut your HVAC energy spend without invasive wiring or building automation...

For warehouses and distribution centers, the winter months can present an array of challenges. To save money and prevent wasted energy, warehouses must utilize their heating sources more efficiently.

To properly cure concrete, the ambient temperature must remain within a certain range. Clean Electric Heaters are an ideal solution to speed up concrete curing in cold weather and do not require ventilation of hazardous fumes...

Industrial facilities often present unique heating challenges that vary from room to room, requiring different heating solutions optimized for the specific application to ensure energy efficiency and maximum comfort...

Mixed-Use Buildings often present unique heating challenges that vary from room to room, requiring different heating solutions optimized for the specific application to ensure energy efficiency and maximum comfort.