Bryant Split-Systems offer Good – Better – Best
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Mr. Slim Split-ductless: M-Series Multi-split Heat Pump
No matter what your cooling or heating needs may be, Mr. Slim is the perfect way to make any room in your home or workplace more comfortable.
What is Mr. Slim® Split-ductless Technology?
For many years ductless air-conditioning systems have been the quiet solution for cooling and heating problems around the world. Our popular and proven Mr. Slim a/c system has three main components: an indoor air handling unit, an outdoor condensing unit and a remote controller. These units are easily connected by refrigerant lines running through a small three-inch opening in the wall or ceiling. The outdoor unit cycles the refrigerant through the lines to and from the indoor unit, where the air is conditioned and distributed into the space. Installation is as simple as mounting the indoor and outdoor units, connecting the refrigerant lines, and making a few electrical connections. An easy installation for your contractor means you’ll be enjoying the comfort Mr. Slim provides faster.
For the Home: Your home can now be more comfortable than ever with the Mr. Slim M-Series. You don't need ductwork or a window space. The sleek wall-mounted indoor unit mounts discreetly high on the wall. The outdoor unit is slim and requires minimal ground space or service clearance.
For the Office: Mr. Slim is the perfect solution for those offices and zones within your commercial establishment that are never the right temperature.
Mr. Slim P-Series units come in three configurations that will suit any of your hot and cold spot needs.
* Compact PK indoor units perform quietly while mounted high on the wall.
* PC models provide powerful airflow from their position suspended against the ceiling.
* PL cassette models are recessed discreetly in the ceiling and provide adjustable four-way airflow.
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Did You Know....
Did you know that your heating & A/C System accounts for more than 40% of your homes annual energy costs? Ierna's Heating & Cooling can help you reduce your total annual energy cost. Please ask us how.
Two Bryant Products Earn Consumer Digest Best Buy
Click to read all about Consumer Digest's choice of Bryant's Evolution Gas Furnace and Heat Pump as a recent Best Buy!
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Bryant Generators
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Bryant's Heritage
It was in 1904 that Charles Bryant began manufacturing high pressure regulators for gas wells.
The firm he founded was known as the Natural Gas Regulator Company and was located in
Cleveland, Ohio. By 1907, the company was producing gas-fired water heaters. The following year, with the success of the first tubular gas boiler, the firm changed its name to the Bryant Heater and Manufacturing Company. During the mid-1920’s, the majority of all gas boilers sold in the United States were made by Bryant. Bryant became a part of Dresser Industries in 1933 and later became a leader in the furnace, silica-gel dryer, conversion burner, and unit heater business while still maintaining its supremacy in the gas boiler field.
In 1949 Bryant, Day & Night and Payne bought themselves out of Dresser and formed Affiliated Gas Equipment, Inc. (AGE). In 1955, Carrier Corporation purchased Bryant, Day & Night and Payne.
Bryant transferred its management and administrative activities to Indianapolis. In 1974, Carrier formed BDP Company and Bryant became the "B" in BDP. In 1996, the regional Day & Night brand was united with Bryant into one national brand—Bryant Heating & Cooling Systems.
Also of note in Bryant’s rich history:
♦ 1960’s – 70’s — Bryant is the leading manufacturer of gas air conditioners
♦ 1970’s — Bryant established itself as the largest manufacturer of furnaces
♦ 1980’s — The first 90% AFUE furnace is introduced from Bryant
♦ 1996 — The first air conditioners using Puron® (R-410A) are launched by Bryant
Bryant products are known and respected throughout North America. The company maintains its leadership by designing and manufacturing a full line of highly efficient and dependable products.
www.bryant.com
A division of the United Technologies corporate family (NYSE: UTX). Keeping America comfortable for over 100 years.
The firm he founded was known as the Natural Gas Regulator Company and was located in
Cleveland, Ohio. By 1907, the company was producing gas-fired water heaters. The following year, with the success of the first tubular gas boiler, the firm changed its name to the Bryant Heater and Manufacturing Company. During the mid-1920’s, the majority of all gas boilers sold in the United States were made by Bryant. Bryant became a part of Dresser Industries in 1933 and later became a leader in the furnace, silica-gel dryer, conversion burner, and unit heater business while still maintaining its supremacy in the gas boiler field.
In 1949 Bryant, Day & Night and Payne bought themselves out of Dresser and formed Affiliated Gas Equipment, Inc. (AGE). In 1955, Carrier Corporation purchased Bryant, Day & Night and Payne.
Bryant transferred its management and administrative activities to Indianapolis. In 1974, Carrier formed BDP Company and Bryant became the "B" in BDP. In 1996, the regional Day & Night brand was united with Bryant into one national brand—Bryant Heating & Cooling Systems.
Also of note in Bryant’s rich history:
♦ 1960’s – 70’s — Bryant is the leading manufacturer of gas air conditioners
♦ 1970’s — Bryant established itself as the largest manufacturer of furnaces
♦ 1980’s — The first 90% AFUE furnace is introduced from Bryant
♦ 1996 — The first air conditioners using Puron® (R-410A) are launched by Bryant
Bryant products are known and respected throughout North America. The company maintains its leadership by designing and manufacturing a full line of highly efficient and dependable products.
www.bryant.com
A division of the United Technologies corporate family (NYSE: UTX). Keeping America comfortable for over 100 years.
2006 Efficiency Change
There’s a New Minimum Efficiency for 2006
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Like many consumer products that use energy, air conditioners and heat pumps are manufactured to meet or exceed minimum efficiency standards set by the U.S. Department of Energy. For nearly a decade, that minimum has been 10 SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio). On January 23, 2006, the minimum will jump to 13 SEER, a 30% increase over the current standard.
To learn more about the 2006 13 SEER efficiency mandate, visit www.energy.gov.
Who will this affect?
The 13 SEER minimum applies to everyone - consumers, your local HVAC dealer and all manufacturers of air conditioners and heat pumps. However, it only applies to new equipment manufactured on or after January 23, 2006. In other words, you can continue to use your current system indefinitely, even if it operates below 13 SEER. However, if you own an older system that often needs repair, or if it is simply time to replace your current system, purchasing a 13 SEER model now will give you two advantages:
What does it mean to me?
For many homeowners, a 13 SEER air conditioner or heat pump will represent money saved on each month's electric bill. Exactly how much you can save will depend on the efficiency of your current system.
Here's a comparison:
13 SEER Efficiency
Actual savings will depend on the age, efficiency and condition of the unit being replaced, but for anyone currently considering a new air conditioner or heat pump, it makes a lot of sense to start saving now with a 13 SEER product.
To learn more about the 2006 13 SEER efficiency mandate, visit www.energy.gov.
Who will this affect?
The 13 SEER minimum applies to everyone - consumers, your local HVAC dealer and all manufacturers of air conditioners and heat pumps. However, it only applies to new equipment manufactured on or after January 23, 2006. In other words, you can continue to use your current system indefinitely, even if it operates below 13 SEER. However, if you own an older system that often needs repair, or if it is simply time to replace your current system, purchasing a 13 SEER model now will give you two advantages:
- You'll start saving money on your monthly utility bills with a newer, more energy efficient system.
- You'll be able to make the switch at today's costs instead of tomorrow's.
What does it mean to me?
For many homeowners, a 13 SEER air conditioner or heat pump will represent money saved on each month's electric bill. Exactly how much you can save will depend on the efficiency of your current system.
Here's a comparison:
13 SEER Efficiency
- Delivers about 23% energy savings compared to 10 SEER models
- Delivers about 8% energy savings compared to 12 SEER models
Actual savings will depend on the age, efficiency and condition of the unit being replaced, but for anyone currently considering a new air conditioner or heat pump, it makes a lot of sense to start saving now with a 13 SEER product.
Much like miles-per-gallon (MPG) for a car, the Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER) measures the efficiency of air conditioners and heat pumps. The higher the SEER, the more efficient the product.
Surge Protection
Lightning is the most obvious source of a power surge, but not the only culprit. Cycling of Air Conditioners, Refrigeration Systems, Generators, Motors and Appliances can also produce damaging surges.
Call us and have a "Surge Arrester" installed on your A/C unit today.
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Proper Care of Your System
“Proper maintenance of your air conditioner can help you beat the summer heat and conserve electricity,” says William G. Sutton, president of ARI. “However, if your air conditioner or heat pump gives you problems that seem too expensive to fix, consider a replacement. Newer equipment on average is about 50 percent more energy efficient than equipment manufactured 25 years ago.”
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