HVAC/R

Preparing your household for winter can help reduce utility bills, keep you safe, and protect your house from low temperatures. If you have questions about your heating system or home, contact a local HVAC technician to do a check and tune-up. To learn more tips to keep you safe, follow MSA Safety on Facebook and LinkedIn.

Combustion analyzers provide many benefits to HVAC-R technicians. Before heading out to install or service a heating system this season, you may want to consider some of the key value using a combustion analyzer can provide.

Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) systems have emerged as a game-changer in the HVAC industry, especially for dormitories and hotel rooms. These systems offer unique advantages but also come with specific considerations that facility managers and health and safety compliance officers should be aware of to help ensure the comfort and safety of occupants.

MSA Safety, Inc. announced that the Legend Series HFC Refrigerant Analyzer, is a finalist in the Tools & Instruments Category of the 2024 AHR Innovation Awards.

In the ever-evolving landscape of the HVAC-R industry, safety and efficiency are paramount concerns. As MSA successfully integrates Bacharach into its family, the synergy of these two industry leaders is poised to maximize their reach and effectiveness within HVAC-R.

Carbon monoxide (CO) is a colorless, odorless gas that poses a significant danger in both domestic and commercial settings. As homeowners, facility managers, and HVAC engineers, it is crucial to understand how carbon monoxide is produced and where to watch for potential hazards to maintain safety. One of the primary sources of CO in these settings is faulty combustion in furnaces and boilers, making combustion analyzer tools an essential component of your safety toolkit.

Refrigerant identifiers have emerged as essential tools for customs officials in the battle against illegal refrigerant trading, helping them uphold these regulations and protect the environment.

The global refrigerant market is evolving to incorporate a wider mix of refrigerant types, driven by the HFC phase-down outlined in F-Gas Regulations. As HVAC-R equipment design is modified for compatibility with mildly flammable refrigerants, gas detection may be required in multiple locations for different purposes.

MSA Safety, Inc. announced that two of its products, the MGS-401 Entrance Monitor and the Legend Series HFC Refrigerant Analyzer, are finalists for the highly esteemed RAC Cooling Industry Awards.