Qualified Remodeler Magazine

NOV 2014

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ForResidentialPros.com QR November 2014 33 3 TRUTANKLESS, DIVISION OF BOLLENTE COMPANIES INC. How do your water heaters help residential remodelers? Trutankless revolutionizes water heating with smart-home technology, energy efficiency and long-term reliability. The smart whole-home elec- tric tankless heater is designed to provide endless hot water for today's modern home. Changes to the National Appliance Energy Conservation Act (NAECA) will require remodelers to rethink water heating needs in 2015. Energy efficiency requirements will make tank heaters larger, exac- erbating space and budget constraints. With its inherent efficiency and small footprint, trutankless offers a tremendous solution. What's the next advancement in the water heater market? With next year's NAECA regulatory changes, a big focus will be on energy efficiency. Running at nearly 100 percent efficiency, trutankless already exceeds the new government standards. Second to efficiency will be advances in home automation. Today's homeowner wants to control everything on a smartphone and never worry about returning home from vacation to a water heater leak. A self-aware water heater that can proactively notify its owner of a service disruption — and schedule a service call — is the ultimate in low- maintenance living. Circle 33 on card www.forresidentialpros.com/11746604 By Kacey Larsen | Trends :PRODUCTS Adjust to the right temperature Efciency and simplifed installations are key concerns for HVAC and water heater manufacturers 2 NORITZ AMERICA How do your tankless water heater products help residential remodelers? The new EZTR40 helps give homeowners all of the ben- efits of tankless (endless hot water, utility bill savings, lon- ger life span, and space savings), but now remodelers can replace a 40-gal., storage-tank-type water heater with the EZTR in the same amount of time as putting in a new tank. This allows the contractor to do the job and move on to the next project that much faster. With all of the new size changes of tank water heaters coming up next year, the EZTR will give flexibility and assurance that the remodeler will be able to provide hot water for his or her customers in any situation. What's the next advancement in the tankless water heater market? The water heater market is still predominantly comprised of the older, tank-type water heaters. As we progress as a nation and become more energy-efficient — as well as aware of new technology that can help save our natural resources — tanks will become a thing of the past. Tankless manufacturers, especially Noritz, will continue to add components that give homeowners the very best comfort available in water heating at a fair price, while also making the installation process easier for the installers. Circle 32 on card www.for -residentialpros.com/11746587 1 MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC How do your HVAC products help residential remodelers? Ductless zoning systems are an ideal supplemental system for remodeled spac- es and great solutions for an entire home. Homeowners can choose to condition the guest room with a ductless system, or they can choose to cool and heat each room in their home at individualized temperatures. With no required ductwork, the remodeler can offer higher ceilings and reduced instal- lation time. Plus there is little or no disrup- tion to existing structures. What's the next advancement in the HVAC market? Mitsubishi Electric recently introduced the Hyper-Heating Inverter (H2i) MSZ-FH single-zone system and H2i MXZ multi- zone system for residential applications. Patented H2i technology allows these systems to operate at 100 percent heating capacity in extremely cold weather condi- tions. While it was previously thought that cold climates and heat pump performance couldn't go hand-in-hand, these systems offer year-round, high-efficiency heating and cooling anywhere in the country — whether it's for a single room or an entire home. Circle 31 on card www.forresiden -tialpros.com/11746610

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