Carbon Monoxide
October 01, 2020
News
Carbon Monoxide: Where’s the Draft?
By David Richardson A condition that concerns many technicians is when they measure no draft pressure in a flue. The display on their draft gauge […]
August 12, 2020
News
Carbon Monoxide: Remembering Rudy
By David Richardson Our industry suffered a great loss on the evening of July 28th. Rudy Leatherman, a former carbon monoxide (CO) trainer with Bacharach, […]
July 17, 2020
News
Carbon Monoxide: Three Important Combustion Analyzer Maintenance Tasks
By David Richardson In the middle of summer, most HVAC professionals don’t think about combustion testing. While I don’t agree with this mindset, I understand […]
June 15, 2020
News
Carbon Monoxide: A Look at Side-Wall Power Venters
By David Richardson Side-wall power venters are an excellent venting option for non-condensing, fuel-fired equipment. They are an alternative to consider when an existing flue […]
May 22, 2020
News
Carbon Monoxide: Consider the Door Switch
By David Richardson If you’re an HVAC technician who works on gas furnaces, you’ve encountered a bad door switch. Most of us would admit that […]
April 24, 2020
News
Carbon Monoxide: Installing Flue Pipe Test Ports
By David Richardson A controversial topic among contractors, auditors, and inspectors is if it’s acceptable to install a flue test port for combustion safety tests. […]
April 08, 2020
News
Carbon Monoxide: Four Obstacles to CO Safety Testing
By David Richardson Carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning is one of those scary issues that most HVAC professionals hope to never encounter. As with many frightening […]
February 25, 2020
News
Carbon Monoxide: Don’t Forget the Gas Lines
By David Richardson A few months ago, there was an unfortunate story in the national news about what occurs when gas leaks aren’t discovered and […]
February 06, 2020
Products
New Low-Level Carbon Monoxide Monitor Can Help Save Lives…and...
HVACR contractors and technicians are responsible for the byproducts of any combustion appliances that they install, service, and maintain. Even when properly installed and maintained, […]
January 21, 2020
News
Carbon Monoxide: Three Airflow Impacts on Combustion Safety
By David Richardson Fuel-fired appliances need controlled and consistent combustion air for safe operation. If this fact is ignored, the results can be deadly. Equipment […]
