Marketing StanWeaver 4/11/25 Marketing StanWeaver 4/11/25

Greenheck Secures New High Wind Certifications for Florida Projects

Marketing StanWeaver 4/7/25 Marketing StanWeaver 4/7/25

Price New Product: Meet the New SDV-Vantage from Price Industries

Marketing StanWeaver 4/7/25 Marketing StanWeaver 4/7/25

Introducing the Solaira Radius: Architectural Heat Meets Infrared Power

Marketing StanWeaver 3/31/25 Marketing StanWeaver 3/31/25

ENVIRCO New Product Launch: The Mac 10 Original Pro and The Ducted Ceiling Module (DCM).

Marketing StanWeaver 3/24/25 Marketing StanWeaver 3/24/25

Florida Wildfires & Indoor Air Quality – How GPS Air’s Opti-Lok Solution Keeps Buildings Safe

Marketing StanWeaver 3/21/25 Marketing StanWeaver 3/21/25

South Florida: Powered Aire’s Newly Redesigned In-Ceiling Air Curtains.

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Understanding The 2023 Florida Building Code (FBC) - New Fan Efficiency Requirements

Marketing StanWeaver 2/4/25 Marketing StanWeaver 2/4/25

Price New Products: Stamped Steel Residential Grilles

Marketing StanWeaver 12/20/24 Marketing StanWeaver 12/20/24

Critical Room Controls (CRC) partners with Stan Weaver

Marketing StanWeaver 10/28/24 Marketing StanWeaver 10/28/24

ACT Air Handling Unit Restoration & Custom Air Handling Units

Paula Celestino 8/19/24 Paula Celestino 8/19/24

Understanding The 2023 Florida Building Code (FBC) - New Fan Efficiency Requirements

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ACH580 UL Type 4X, 1 to 30 HP

Paula Celestino 6/12/24 Paula Celestino 6/12/24

Update to the electricreheat coil for singleduct VAVs

Installing contractors and consulting engineers are continually challenged with fitting equipment into ceilings around lighting, fire suppression, ductwork, and structural elements. National Electrical Code requires 3 to 4 feet of clearance from the side of electrical enclosures depending on the grounding conditions and voltage supplied.

New bottom access electric heat maintains stringent safety certifications while allowing clearance to point down towards removable access panels – simplifying mechanical design, installation, commissioning, and servicing.

Paula Celestino 5/14/24 Paula Celestino 5/14/24

Airware Teams Up with Stan Weaver & Co. to Elevate Florida's HVAC Industry

Paula Celestino 4/19/24 Paula Celestino 4/19/24

Introducing the Greenheck AFL-601 Wind-Driven Rain FEMA Louver

Introducing the Greenheck AFL-601 wind-driven rain FEMA louver: Engineered for excellence in extreme weather conditions, our latest wind-driven rain FEMA louver sets a new standard in environmental resistance. With a free area of 43.6% in a 4 ft. x 4 ft. configuration, it offers the highest free area ratio in its class, ensuring optimal airflow while maintaining strong defense against severe weather.

The AFL-601 is not just another FEMA louver; it's a comprehensive solution designed to meet rigorous wind-driven rain mitigation requirements without compromising on efficiency or structural integrity.

Elevate your project specifications with the AFL-601. Learn more about its advanced features and how it can contribute to your architectural projects.