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What’s On the Agenda For Tomorrow’s Fan Class
Just another fun topic we’ll review in our fan training!
The Indirect Cost of Direct Drive Fans
Just another fun topic we’ll review in our fan training!
Yes, Caleb and I are taking shots at Competitors Average Product Software
Now we’ve gone and done it, taking a swipe at a competitor’s product.
The Jumbled Mess of Direct Drive Fan Selections
A simple fan that has become complex. How shall you narrow down the selections, short of guessing? We’ll help you in the class. Sign up now!
C’mon, what is there to talk about with infrared?
SOME of the subjects we’ll cover during the upcoming fall roadshow!
Infrared Heat Builds Up Over Time, As Does Salsa. So Register, Before You Get Burned!
We’re well on our way to our targeted 50 Road Show Stops. 45 and counting, so we’re coming to a location near you. So you know, our contact person at each site received a Microsoft Form for registration, and they will distribute the form to you. It is also linked in this message.
Expand Your Thoughts on Infrared Heating – Outside the Building
Now that many of our stops are set for the September Road Show, it’s time to get you guys thinking outside the building.
Here are couple of really nice DRP installations for your viewing pleasure.
Air Flow & Detroit Radiant Turning Up The Heat
Air Flow & Detroit Radiant are Turning Up The Heat.
In addition to the open house sites, the tour is also visiting select HVAC contractors for private, by-invitation sessions hosted at their own facility. If your company has been personally invited to host a stop, that visit is confirmed directly with Air Flow — no separate registration is needed.
Road Show 2 – Air Flow’s Hot Take On Infrared Heating
Air Flow is gearing up for the second road show of 2026. Buckle up!
This one is going to feature Detroit Radiant’s heating products: primarily focused on infrared heating. We will make it worth the short visit to get educated.
Thermal Bridging Applied to Damper Installtion
Uncontrolled heat loss through bridging is expensive and often unaccounted for in design. The biggest pieces for HVAC? Outside air plenums and control dampers. On control dampers, lets make sure you are detailing and installing your thermal break dampers properly.