The way we use and think of refrigerants is evolving quite rapidly. As we shift towards phasing out ozone-depleting refrigerants and considering alternatives, the future of refrigerants may seem a little uncertain to us. However, one thing is certain. Many HVAC units will continue to rely on the common HCFC, HFC, and HFO refrigerants we […]

You have seen the C terminal on a dual run capacitor before. You have also seen the C terminal on a compressor. It stands to reason that they would both connect together, right? They don't connect, and they aren't even related, at least not in the way you think. In both cases, the C denotes […]

Every gas furnace data plate/tag has a specification for the temperature rise through that furnace. It is shown in a range, like 50-80° or 45-75°. Those two numbers are the lowest recommended temperature rise, and the highest allowed temperature rise through the furnace is usually a 30° difference. When possible, we want to get the rise […]