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I wondered that too. I'm going to have trane varify that it isn't the varitrac system. There might be an issue with the bypass damper also. They are complaining about a lot of noise when it's...

I was working on a VariTrac system at a bank today. It said RTU1 was in heat failure. I shut down the Trane YCD RTU (ReliaTel Controls) and put it into test mode. The heat worked fine on both stages....

I personally like the 18 volt dewalt impact driver. I have the older version and it has been abused for years. It dropped out of my pouch once to the concrete about 8 ft. The case split a little bit...

Our shop bought some belt hogs a few years ago. We have also rented the pump alignment lasers. I prefer a straight edge anymore. I haven't spent a lot of time with the belt hogs. When I have lined...

Thanks for the information. I thought it was an acronym and I couldn't figure out what it stood for. I will have to look at the home page.

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I can see that AOP stands for Ask our Professional, but what does the ARPA zone stand for? I have been looking for a half hour and I can't figure out what it stands for. Thanks

I was curious if anyone has worked on any Scotsman Prodigy ice machines with the smart board accesory. In the manual it talks about having two different versions. One being a data logger and the...

I was just curious if anyone has tried the taco heat load calc. I downloaded the free software and am looking into it. I would like to learn how to do a good heat loss/gain. Everytime I call a supply...

Alright, I have bought a 2 year old unit, it's a 92% effieciency furnace 75,000 Btu, and a 2 1/2 ton 14 seer condenser. This house was rebuilt after a flood and had to have new equipment installed....

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I have been interested in building controls for awhile now and I have been sent to a tracer summit school that went over the basics of how to set up schedules, check alarms, etc. I was wondering if...

I have been reading about building automation controllers and it was also mentioned in a post I posted about 8 months ago, but my question is what is the difference between a PLC and a building...

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I was just curious if anyone knew who owned who in the controls industry? I have heard that honeywell owns/ bought alerton, tridium, novar, etc.

T.A.C. owns barber coleman, invensys, andover
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Thanks for the help everyone ! This helps point me in a direction

So looking into visual basic wouldn't be a bad idea?

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If Java is the way the industry is leaning then that would be a good one to learn, and it would be line based programming wouldn't it?

GUI's would be interesting but I want to learn how they get there first

So what would be your recomendation for a line programming language?

lets say for the newest generation of controls that would be installed today.

Hey, I posted on this website around 5-6 months ago about getting some books about building automation. Since then I have read a book on building controls, and have went to a trane tracer operators...

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What is a "sticky" thread? I asked about some books in another forum and was told it should have been a sticky thread.

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