When you need a new commercial air conditioner, business owners and facilities managers often have no idea how to make the right choice. Like you might when buying a car, a computer or some other technology item, you might start researching brands to see which one gets the best reviews.
HVAC Humidity Control: 5 Reasons Your AC Is Ineffective
If your space always feels stale and sticky, even when the AC is running, learn about HVAC humidity control and why your AC might not be up to the task.
Then we’ll tell you 4 ways you can get an older unit to remove more moisture so your space doesn’t feel like a tropical jungle.
Do Ceiling Fans Save Energy?

Ceiling fans use much less energy to run than air conditioners, so it would seem obvious that ceiling fans save energy. But in most parts of the country, fans don’t provide enough cooling to replace air conditioners. So the question is really: do ceiling fans save energy when used with air conditioning?
Read on to find out if you can use ceiling fans to reduce energy usage and keep you cooler.
Read MoreAir Quality and Sleep: Is there a connection?

Most of us know that air quality affects our health. But you may not realize that the air you breathe can impact your sleep. What’s the connection between air quality and sleep? Poor IAQ can reduce how long you sleep at night and also the quality of your sleep.
Keep reading to learn about the relationship between indoor air quality and sleep, and what you can do to improve the air quality in your home so you sleep better.
Read MoreHeat Pump vs Air Conditioner: What’s the Difference & How to Choose
If your air conditioning system or your entire HVAC needs replacing, it may be smart to consider a heat pump. But what is a heat pump vs. an air conditioner?
A heat pump is basically an air conditioner that can also work in reverse to provide heat. A heat pump can replace your air conditioner and possibly your heating system as well. But it is important to make sure it’s the right choice for your needs.
Office Occupancy & Air Conditioning Problems

Office occupancy in New York City has changed dramatically. Did you know that the number of people working in the office can impact your AC performance? If you have reduced or fluctuating occupancy in your office, that can lead to air conditioning problems.
Here’s what you need to know about how occupancy impacts your air conditioning, and what you can do to ensure comfortable conditions for worker productivity.
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