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Air conditioning heat pumps, also known as heat pump air conditioners, are a type of air conditioner that can both heat and cool a home. 

Packaged units have the main heating and cooling components in a single-boxed cabinet that sits outside the home. It's a package.

A ductless HVAC system, or mini-split, is a type of air-conditioning and heating system that uses individual, wall-mounted blowers to provide temperature control in one room or area.

A Water Source Heat Pump works much in the same way as an air source heat pump; but extracts and disperses heat by water instead of air. 

Multi-zone air conditioning, also known as HVAC zoning, is a system that divides a home into multiple zones, each with its own thermostat and climate control. 

Air conditioning ductwork, also known as HVAC ductwork or AC ducts, is a system of tubes that move air from a home's heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system to living spaces. 

A thermostat is responsible for turning on and off the air conditioner's compressor and fan.

An air conditioning fan motor, also known as a blower motor, is a key component of an air conditioner that moves air in and out of the home. 

The compressor is on the inside part of the condenser unit, and it's responsible for compressing refrigerant vapor.

A propane furnace is a device used to provide heat in your home. A good source of alternative energy, these furnaces burn propane gas and convert it into energy that can be used to meet the heating needs of your house.

High-efficiency heaters are heating systems that convert fuel into energy while minimizing wasted heat. They can be furnaces, water heaters, or space heaters

A tankless water heater, also known as a demand-type or instantaneous water heater, heats water as it's needed, rather than storing it in a tank.

A heat pump uses electricity to provide both heating and cooling to a building. These appliances are efficient at transferring heat from one place to another, depending on where it's needed. 

A heater boiler, also known as a hydronic heating system, heats water or another fluid to provide heat and hot water for a home or building. 

Radiant heaters, also known as infrared heaters, are central sources of heat that radiate warmth to nearby objects and people using infrared radiation. 

Electrical heaters are devices that convert electric current into heat energy.

 A Boxcar is a commercial package unit that supplies a building with a volume of cold or warm air that resembles a train boxcar typically on a rooftop of a building. 

Commercial chillers are refrigeration systems that cool spaces and equipment to maintain temperatures and prevent overheating. 

Pneumatics is a technology that uses pressurized air to power mechanisms. It's used in many industries and manufacturing settings, including automotive, construction, and general manufacturing.

Variable Air Volume (VAV) systems are a type of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system that can supply air at different temperatures and airflow rates. 

As the most energy efficient HVAC systems on the market, water-source heat pumps (WSHPs) are uniquely simple in design. Heat is moved through an interconnected water loop and either rejected through a cooling tower, or put to work in other areas.

An open drive compressor is a type of compressor where the motor and compressor housing are mounted separately and are not protected from the elements.

 Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs) are electrical devices that control the speed of HVAC motors by changing the frequency of the power sent to them. 

Centrifugal pumps are mechanical devices that move fluids using rotational energy from impellers, or driven rotors. 

Commercial refrigeration systems are designed to keep perishable food and beverages fresh and safe in commercial settings like restaurants, grocery stores, and food processing plants. 

Commercial HVAC racks, also known as rack refrigeration systems, are used in commercial settings to refrigerate large areas, such as supermarkets and malls. 

Commercial glycol systems, also known as glycol chillers, are refrigeration systems that use glycol, a type of antifreeze, to cool liquids. 

Commercial HVAC water towers, also known as cooling towers, are heat exchangers that remove heat from HVAC systems and buildings into the atmosphere.

Chillers are responsible for cooling the water that circulates through the data center, absorbing heat from the air. Cooling towers help dissipate the heat into the atmosphere, ensuring the water remains at an optimal temperature. 

Commercial boilers are pressurized systems that transfer heat energy from one place to another in a facility, such as an office building, school, hospital, or manufacturing facility. 

Controls enable businesses to efficiently manage the premises' heating, cooling, ventilation, humidity, and air quality. The primary components of HVAC controls include sensors, thermostats, dampers, actuators, and a central controller.