News

The Heating Season is Upon Us Looking for a Deal on a New Roof Top Unit?? Great for New Construction or Replacement Unit

Currently we have a Daikin 10-ton Maverick Roof Top Unit (RTU) available from our warehouse and ready for immediate delivery. The Maverick® I (a Light Commercial Packaged Rooftop Unit) is ideal for one to three-story buildings includ [node:read-more:link]

Myths and Facts About HVAC Refrigerant

A global commitment to a healthy, sustainable environment is changing the refrigerant landscape for the HVAC industry. Navigating that change has become difficult as regulatory pressure, media scrutiny and competitive forces combine to create a complex landscape of messages. [node:read-more:link]

Daikin Introduces a New Air-Cooled Chiller with Variable Ratio Technology

In September 2015, Daikin gave us the first sneek-peek at the next generation Pathfinder chiller (the AWV). It is the first air cooled chiller to have Variable Ratio Technology, allowing for greater customization. Rivaling water-cooled chiller efficiency, the Pathfinder's flexible design balances price and performance to meet your facility need. The new Pathfinder is available in sizes from 170 to 55O tons. [node:read-more:link]

Frictionless Compressors Propel Daikin's Magnitude to the Gold

Chillers boast efficiency, nearly nonexistent vibration, and minimal maintenance

The Magnitude magnetic bearing centrifugal chillers from Daikin Applies not only reduce maintenance requirements and offer increased efficiences, according to one Dealer Design Awards judge, but they also feature nealy nonexistent compressor vibration and top-tier customer support. These features, combined with outstanding customer support, helped the Magnitude come out on top as the year's gold winner in the 2015 Deal Design Awards' HVAC Commercial Equipment category. [node:read-more:link]

Daikin Announces the New VRV-IV, an "American Made" HVAC Unit

Daikin America is now assembling the new VRV-IV HVAC units in America making it eligible under the federal "Buy American Act" of 1933. Read the VRV-IV introductory article from PRNewswire. [node:read-more:link]

Amazing Energy Saving Available in the new Daikin Roof Top Unit

The Daikin Rebel is the only rooftop unit currently available that meets and exceeds the US Government standards for energy consumption. In its size categories, the Rebel is the most quiet and greatest energy saving rooftop unit on the market today. [node:read-more:link]

Daikin Expands "Magnitude" Chiller Offerings

The new Daikin Magnitude™ centrifugal chiller is now available in numerous sizes ranging up to 1500 tons. Already known for its oil-free, magnetic bearing design, the new model is an extension to the company's popular line of energy efficient chillers branded, “Magnitude”. The unit is becoming exceptionally popular because of its exceptional energy conservation, extraordinary maintenance cost efficiency and quiet operation. This chiller is ideal for use in universities, schools, hospitals, manufacturing facilities and data centers. [node:read-more:link]

Daikin McQuay Rebrands as Daikin Applied

Nov. 20, 2013

MINNEAPOLIS — Daikin McQuay announced that it is moving forward under a new brand — Daikin Applied — harnessing the global capabilities of its parent company, Daikin Industries. [node:read-more:link]

Energy Department Announces First Product to Meet the Commercial Rooftop Air Conditioner Challenge

As part of the President's energy strategy to help American families and businesses save money on their energy bills, the U.S. Department of Energy today announced that Daikin McQuay's Rebel rooftop unit system is the first to meet DOE's Rooftop Unit (RTU) Challenge. Five manufacturers — Daikin McQuay, Carrier, Lennox, 7AC Technologies, and Rheem — are participating in this challenge to commercialize highly efficient commercial air conditioners that satisfy a DOE-issued specification for energy savings and performance. [node:read-more:link]

Mary C. Snow West Side Elementary has fully automated control system

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — When students and teachers walk into classrooms at the new West Side Elementary School in Charleston next month, the lights will automatically turn on — and flip off when they leave. Motion sensors in each classroom also will tell air-conditioning and ventilation systems when to kick into gear at the $14 million school. [node:read-more:link]

T 304.755.0781

F 304.755.4010