Residential Gas/Hydronic Unit Heaters Commercial Gas Fired Unit Heaters Vertical Packaged HVAC Systems School Systems Technical Support Hot Dawg Technical Support Hot Dawg Warranty Registration Modine’s Effinity™ unit heater line is the most efficient gas-fired, condensing unit heater in North America. Separated combustion unit heaters obtain 100% of their combustion air from outside, ensuring that nothing but clean, fresh air is burned in the combustion chamber. Low Profile Stainless Steel Power Vented (PTP) This is the ideal solution for heating garages or workshops. Certified for residential use, as well as commercial applications. Vertical Power Vented (PDP/BDP) Inexpensive to install, easy to use and time tested for quality and durability. Our commercial grade power vent unit heaters come with either a propeller fan or centrifugal blower fan in seven different sizes. Available with top/bottom (Model HS) or side (Model HC) inlet/outlet piping, Modine horizontal steam/hot water unit heaters install quickly, easily and at low cost because they are lightweight.

Recommended for a wide range of heating requirements, vertical steam/hot water unit heaters provide downward air delivery. Power Throw Hydronic (PT) Power-Throw™ horizontal delivery unit heaters are ideal for heating large buildings where a number of smaller units can be replaced by a few larger Power-Throw™ units.ac unit not blowing heat Horizontal Electric Heater (HER)how to install an in the wall ac unit Modine electric unit heaters provide a wide variety of options in solving comfort-heating problems. 13 year old ac unitEach is designed for long heat-throw, uniform heat-delivery and reduced maintenance. Vertical Electric Heater (PE) Power Throw Electric Heater (PT) Where there is a requirement for air velocity and heat throw greater than can be provided by horizontal delivery models, Power Throw (PTE) unit heaters should be considered.

Explosion Proof Electric Heater (HEX) Modine’s HEX electric unit heaters are designed for hazardous industrial locations where potential for explosion exists due to the presence of flammable gases, vapors, powdered-metals or dusts. Modine's single-burner positive pressure infrared heater is approved for vented or unvented commercial and industrial applications. Modine’s high intensity ceramic infrared heater is approved for indoor unvented installation. It does not utilize a fan, thus eliminating noise and draft distractions. Modine's indoor duct furnace line was designed for use with a building's heating, heating/cooling and make-up air systems. The Modine indoor separated combustion duct furnace was designed for use with a building’s heating, heating/cooling and make-up air systems. The Modine WeatherHawk® weatherproof duct furnace was designed for use with a building’s heating, heating/cooling and make-up air systems. Modine cabinet unit heaters effectively make each area served an independent heating zone.

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Indirect Indoor Separated Combustion MUA (DBS/DCS) The Modine indoor separated combustion duct furnace with blower and/or cooling sections was designed for use with a building’s heating, heating/ventilating/cooling and make-up air systems. Our HVAC systems are equipped with contractor-friendly Modine Controls Systems so you can be sure that your unit is reliable and safe. Airedale Sentinel Vertical Unit Ventilator The Sentinel® unit ventilator is the perfect solution for schools that have to improve the indoor air quality of their classrooms. Under The Window Unit Ventilator Modine's under-the-window unit ventilator keeps an established product up-to-date with an impressive list of features and options.COSTLY MISTAKES MADE WHEN SELECTING A COMMERCIAL AIR CONDITIONING UNIT Customers find themselves in the market for a new commercial air conditioning system for many reasons. Maybe your commercial air conditioning unit has failed or on its last leg.

Maybe your AC unit has some years on it and it’s costing you a fortune in maintenance and utilities. Maybe you’re making changes in your location or your business that require a different commercial air conditioning solution. Commercial heating and cooling companies will present air conditioning systems across the price spectrum with features to match. Here’s what you should be aware of when narrowing down your commercial air conditioning options to avoid costly mistakes. First, if you’re still on the fence between repairing and replacing your commercial AC unit, refrigerant 22 is a factor. This refrigerant is being phased out and commercial air conditioning units that require it will become more expensive to maintain and repair. Refrigerants that replace R22 are being introduced and there is some cost involved with switching to the newer formulations. Retrofitting a commercial air conditioning unit to accept R22 alternatives is less expensive than buying a new unit. If budget is a primary concern, this may be your best option until you’re ready to invest in a higher efficiency commercial air conditioning unit.

Ready to get some commercial air conditioning unit bids? Don’t go with the lowest bidder. The price is attractive, but there are risks and trade offs that could be costly in the end. HVAC companies that make unbelievably low bids also scrimp on materials and labor to keep their costs low. Inexperienced techs perform the commercial air conditioning installation. No money has been spent on training or keeping them current on technology. Low-grade units are used that don’t have excellent performance records. Choose a commercial heating and air conditioning contractor that bids a fair price for experienced labor and quality products—one that’ll be around for a long, long time. A new commercial air conditioning unit is a sizable investment, and accessories will help you get the most out of it. A variety of controllers, smart thermostats and other devices can help reduce operating costs on top of the better energy efficiency these units deliver. These devices are for new as well as older equipment.