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Louver Q and A with Sales Management Solutions

Posted on October 20, 2020 by Aire Technologies

Our newest line of air management products, Louvers, have been available since the start of 2020 and naturally there may be some questions about them. Our Engineered Sales Consultant and Louver Product Specialist Justin Burke sat down with one of our Manufacturer Reps, Sales Management Solutions (SMS), to answer some questions and provide some clarity on the newest product offerings from Aire Technologies.

Questions:

Why would you put a motor on a louver and why do you want an adjustable louver?

a. Adjustable louvers act as a combo louver AND damper. Can be manually controlled with a hand quadrant, but if they are inaccessible or tied to a fan system, you need a motor. There are 2 sets of blades – one set is stationary.

Are stationary louvers or combination/adjustable louvers more popular?

a. Stationary

Are actuators typically installed in the airstream, or out of it?

a. In the airstream – “internal mount”

If the power fails, do the blades stop open, or closed?

a. Typical wiring would have them fail closed, but you can invert them and have them power closed, and fail open.
Is it spec’d that the blades should fail open, or closed? ATI will do some research to determine this.

Are all motorized louvers drainable?

a. You can order them either way. Specs do not generally call them out to be drainable or not. The drainable profile helps with keeping water out so the test data behind the drainable profile is typically better than models that do not drain water through a gutter (in meeting CFM requirements).

Can these be wired into a control panel?

a. Yes, they can. An electrician would perform this.

How are louvers installed?

a. Non-hurricane rated products do not have stringent rules on installation. Screws, anchor clips, and a water-tight caulking are generally used.

Should you be requesting a flange to provide the material to anchor to the wall?

a. No, anchoring is usually done on the back portion. The flange provides a more aesthetically appealing look on the install. It also acts as an extra water repellent.

Will it ever be spec’d to have a flange, or is it merely for aesthetic purposes?

a. Yes, it would/could be spec’d.

Could you sell the flange add-on as something that protects the integrity of the masonry by keeping water flow off of it?

a. Yes. A bottom flange has a curve on it, which pushes the water away from the wall.

How deep are the (optional) sleeves that attach to the louver?

a. There are 4 different options – 8, 10, 12, 14, or 16” standard options.

How do the anchor clips work (on the hurricane rated model for Dade County)?

a. There are set installation instructions on the website for this specific product.

How do you choose one style of blade vs another, ie storm resistant/drainable?

a. This is tied to the performance data behind the louver. One of the deciding factors is the profile of the blade.

Why is the free area important in the louver testing data (on AMCA rated products)?

a. It affects how well air flows through the product. The more free area available, the easier air can flow through the louver.

What are the finish options available on louvers?

a. Mill finish is standard. Where the product needs to be painted, the surface can be powder-coated in many colors. A sample color chart is available. ATI can offer powder coat finishes compliant to AAMA standards.

Why do some louvers have minimum and maximum sizes?

a. Hurricane rated products are limited to what sizes were tested. Other product sizes are based on manufacturing capabilities of single sections. However, if a larger size is needed, multi-sections can be done.

Click Here to browse our line of available louvers for more detailed information and specifications. Should you have additional question or inquires about our louvers or any ATI product you can reach us through our Contact Page or by calling 1-855-258-3033.


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Smacna Edge Conference 2020

Posted on October 8, 2020 by Aire Technologies

The SMACNA Edge Conference

A Virtual Education Forum
October 13-15, 2020

The SMACNA Edge Conference: A Virtual Education Forum is our industry’s premier digital event offering attendees the opportunity to learn, network and interact with service providers and suppliers.

Here’s what you can expect:

  • More than four hours of educational sessions per day.
  • A virtual product show filled with demos, presentations and representatives ready to answer your questions.
  • The opportunity to catch up with peers, friends and colleagues.

The SMACNA Edge Conference is open to everyone, members and non-members alike. Members have the option to attend individually for $100 per seat, or you can choose to buy All-Company Access for $250 and all your employees can attend as well.

Aire Technologes will have a virtual booth that you can visit for some general product and company information.

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Dynamic CRD’s – DEBUNKED!

Posted on September 16, 2020 by Aire Technologies

Aire Technologies has been approached by industry partners regarding a dynamically rated ceiling radiation damper that has recently emerged. We wanted to take this opportunity to dispel misinformation being propagated about dynamically rated UL floor-ceiling assemblies and specifically those CRD’s that are claimed acceptable in all wood-truss assemblies. Keep in mind that the greatest means of success is fully understand building codes, fire ratings, local jurisdictions and most importantly UL263 wood truss assembly ratings.

1. Dynamic ceiling radiation dampers are required in dynamic HVAC systems

a. TRUE. IBC 2015 requires that ceiling radiation dampers that are used in dynamic wood truss systems must be rated for dynamic systems AND dynamic fire-resistance-rated assemblies.

2. IBC 2015 requires all ceiling radiation dampers to be dynamically rated by an NRTL.

a. FALSE. IBC differentiates between static and dynamic ceiling radiation dampers but does not require one or the other on all projects. Dynamic dampers must be used in dynamic systems. Static dampers must be used in static systems. “Ceiling radiation dampers shall comply with the requirements of UL 555C or shall be tested as part of a fire-resistance-rated floor/ceiling or roof/ceiling assembly in accordance with ASTM E119 or UL 263. Only ceiling radiation dampers labeled for use in dynamic systems shall be installed in heating, ventilation and air-conditioning systems designed to operate with fans on during a fire.” (IBC 2015 717.3.1 item 4).

3. A dynamic ceiling radiation damper can be used in any floor-ceiling or roof-ceiling truss assembly.

a. FALSE. Static assemblies are evaluated differently than dynamic assemblies and are not interchangeable. According to UL, “…the certified ceiling damper must be directly referenced in the floor-ceiling and/or roof-ceiling design, by manufacturer and model number, in order to be used in that design. Only the dampers specified in the design may be utilized.” (UL.com. CABS.Guideinfo, 2020).

4. Ceiling Radiation Dampers listed by UL can be used in any wood truss assembly.

a. FALSE. Assemblies specify which dampers are compatible with the assembly. “Ceiling radiation dampers shall be installed in accordance with the details listed in the fire-resistance-rated assembly and the manufacturer’s instructions and the listing.” (IBC 2018 717.6.2.1).

5. A dynamic CRD can be used in a static floor-ceiling assembly like L-521 and L-587.

a. FALSE. A dynamic ceiling radiation damper can only be used in a dynamic assembly, unless also tested in a specific static assembly. Assemblies tested with dynamic ceiling radiation dampers are considered holistically to be dynamic assemblies. A dynamic assembly will state, “Ratings were developed under conditions employing air movement within a dynamic system.” (UL Product iQ, 2020).

6. A dynamic CRD can be used in a static HVAC system.

a. FALSE. A dynamic CRD cannot be used in a static HVAC system unless specifically listed by an NRTL (UL) for use in a static HVAC system on the UL Product iQ listing service. The testing procedure is different between a static assembly and a dynamic assembly, and the testing procedures are not comparable.

7. A dynamic CRD can be used in a roof-ceiling assembly.

a. FALSE. At the time of this writing, there are no tested and listed dynamic wood truss roof-ceiling assemblies, or any roof-ceiling assemblies with dynamically rated CRD’s. All roof-ceiling assemblies at the time of this writing employ static dampers.

8. Dynamic Ceiling Radiation Dampers are the most cost-effective solution to building life safety plans.

a. SPECULATIVE. Dynamic CRD’s are estimated to be approximately 30% more costly per damper than corresponding static CRD’s. The cost of the project also depends on which products are listed in the fire resistance-rated assembly (e.g. gypsum board, insulation, resilient channel, dampers). With limited options in an existing dynamic floor-ceiling assembly, the potential for a higher overall cost increases. A cost-effective alternative is to make the system static with a firestat.

9. Dynamic ceiling radiation dampers are the only code-compliant solution to modern multi-family life safety plans.

a. FALSE. Systems are made static by the proper wiring of a firestat HVAC limit switch and/or smoke detector to the local HVAC fan that triggers it to shut off upon firestat operation. Most fans are required to have a smoke detector nearby. Static ceiling radiation dampers are intended for use in systems with an HVAC limit switch wired to the fans.

Dynamic Ceiling Radiation dampers should not be considered in isolation for evaluation, specification, or approval. All relevant factors of multi-family wood truss construction and specification should be considered. What is the design rating that has been specified? Keep in mind that dynamic ceiling radiation dampers cannot be used in a static floor-ceiling assembly nor can a static ceiling radiation damper be used in a dynamic floor-ceiling assembly.

Beyond the actual price increase of a dynamic CRD over a standard static CRD, there is the increased cost of the fabrication and installation associated with a dynamic floor-ceiling system. Fabrication of a steel plenum (box) enclosure for every dynamic CRD and R-11 (required) wrap for every enclosure. Also, every CRD in the system must be dynamic – not just the one over the air handler. Therefore, that cost is then multiplied by the total number of dampers per unit.

A typical firestat installed within close proximity of the air handler in each unit will be a substantial cost-effective alternative, allowing faster completion and practical acceptance for critical life safety installations.

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Congratulations To Make-A-Wish. ATI Is Proud To Celebrate 40 Years Of Granting Wishes.

Posted on April 29, 2020 by Aire Technologies

ATI And Make-A-Wish

Aire Technologies is proud to join Make-A-Wish in its 40th year of granting wishes. Our logo’s blue star represents our mutual commitment to delivering hope and joy to children with critical illnesses in our community.

DMI Companies and ATI have been working with Make-A-Wish to grant a wish to a child in need every year since 1990.

For more information on the Make-A-Wish Organization, please visit their website at https://wish.org/

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Our 2019 Sustainability Report Is Now Available

Posted on February 28, 2020 by Aire Technologies

The Year’s Overview – Presented by Ray Yeager (President/CEO)

Dear stakeholder,

In previous years, I indicated how our success breeds more success in a multitude of ways. The Annual Report follows the same outline of DMI Sustainability efforts and the benefit to our stakeholders.

DMI Companies aspires to be a leader of sustainable efforts throughout the United States. We focus on sustainability in our corporate strategy through innovative products, operations, and employee engagement (i.e. culture change). A sustainable environment requires culture change. At DMI, all of our employees make a difference. From the board room to the shop floor, everyone is a contributor, and everyone is an environmental steward.

Our business performance has the commitment to environmental, social and community stewardship by:

  • Reducing the environmental footprint
    • Continually increasing our reduce, recycle and reuse efforts;
    • Implementing projects for waste minimization, and energy and water savings;
    • Working within the supply chain – building owners, engineers, contractors, distributors and vendors to create energy and labor-saving products.
  • Engaging in sustainability issues
    • Speaking to stakeholders such as employees, industry groups, universities, legislators, community leaders, various administrative agencies, and our board of directors to promote sustainability;
    • Increasing transparency and disclosure of our sustainable performance through our Annual Sustainability Report.
  • Supporting sustainable development
    • Collaborating with stakeholders to grow sustainably while considering the social, economic and environmental impact of our decisions;
    • Creating an innovative infrastructure to support our product development, our operational lean enterprise and our corporate sustainability culture.

DMI Companies began our sustainable journey from day one. We like to say, “Sustainability is in our DNA.”

Our most recent (2019) accomplishment – Zero Waste to Landfill Silver certification through the U.S Green Building Council’s TRUE certification process at our Monongahela Facility – was years in the making. It was made possible by our employees who dedicated their efforts to such a worthwhile endeavor. And remember, just around the corner will be other zero waste to landfill facilities at DMI.

We commit ourselves to integrating sustainability as a core value for DMI – protecting the health and well-being of our employees and our communities. We actively participate in every community in which we operate. We want these communities to thrive.

By thinking and acting sustainably, we will continue to deliver excellent customer service and produce strong financial results and position the company for a strong future. The future is here! If you have any questions or comments about this subject or others, please feel free to correspond with me at RYeager@DMICompanies.com

Sustainability Strategy – Presented by Paxton Bucheral (Sustainability & Environmental Compliance Manager)

ZERO WASTE STRATEGY

In last year’s annual report, we made the commitment to have our Monongahela facility certified through the Total Resource Use & Efficiency (TRUE) program, administered by GBCI. The TRUE Zero Waste certification program is an assessor-based program that rates how well facilities perform in minimizing their non-hazardous, solid wastes and maximizing their efficiency in the use of resources by awarding credits when certain milestones are achieved. I am pleased to announce that as of March 2019, our Monongahela facility has been awarded the TRUE Silver Zero-Waste certification, reaching a waste diversion rate of 94.49%.

We aim to improve our diversion rate to over 97% over the next few years as we expand our recycling, reduction and reuse opportunities across all DMI Companies’ sites. The TRUE program will be used to help us define, pursue and maximize our zero-waste goals while reducing our carbon footprint and supporting community health. Our focus will expand beyond diversion rates and look towards upstream policies and practices to put our goals within reach. Continued implementation of this program offers a platform for perpetual improvement that leads to advanced certification levels and aligns with DMI’s sustainable core concepts: people, planet, and profit.

In 2018, a Green Procurement policy was enacted to support DMI’s sustainability program with initiatives to minimize potential environmental impact. As of 2019. DMI’s Procurement Department has received training on environmentally-preferred purchasing standards set forth by the U.S EPA. The procurement team supports our reduce-recycle-reuse efforts by minimizing the creation of waste through reduced packaging, and by buying green products containing recycled content where possible.

Our current waste program is providing a sustained benefit to the bottom line as we were able to avoid $87,000 worth of expenses in 2019. The list below summarizes some of our recycling and reduction efforts during the calendar year:

  • 2,469 tons of metal recycled
  • 79 tons of wood recycled
  • 44 tons (combined) of cardboard & plastic film recycled
  • 9 tons of totes and drums recycled
  • 59 tons of pallets reused
  • 55 tons of steel pallets returned to vendor
  • 5 tons of plastic steel coil spacers returned to vendor

Although 2019’s recycling markets proved volatile, our Monongahela location was able to divert 2,751 total tons of waste from landfill – a 95.76% diversion rate. We are committed to increasing this quantity year over year and incorporating our sustainability program throughout every single DMI facility across the country.

ENERGY & WATER CONSERVATION

Energy conservation continues to be a top priority at all DMI facilities. In 2019, we took advantage of multiple energy rebates to improve our infrastructure while simultaneously reducing energy consumption and costs. Solar panels, LED lighting, skylights and energy-efficient air compressors are a few examples of our continued initiatives. Continued on the next page are our combined energy statistics in 2019:

  • Electricity consumption: +5.11%
  • Water consumption: -26.28%
  • Natural Gas consumption: -9.85%

We remedied our excessive natural gas usage (2018) by installing air curtains and repairing gas leaks. The addition of ultra-low-flow toilets and water-efficient coffee systems at our Monongahela and Charleroi facilities have assisted in our continued reduction of water usage. Although we missed the mark on electricity consumption, we are addressing our current use of occupancy sensors and LED lighting to help us get back on track in 2020.

We continue to maximize our impact on the community’s energy conservation efforts, as well. By taking advantage of energy rebates, we installed two electric vehicle charging stations at our Monongahela facility, available for public use. At our annual Manufacturing Day with local school students, we participated in Energy Efficiency Day alongside representatives from the Keystone Energy Efficiency Alliance (KEEA).

Workforce Development – Presented by Katie Hager (Workforce Development Manager)

As you probably know, DMI Companies has been investing greatly in upgrading and updating our systems, equipment and processes as part of our journey towards building the Factory of the Future. While these efforts will result in numerous improvements across DMI, the most significant benefits will directly affect our people – employees and customers.

Equipment upgrades such as fiber lasers, robotics arms and other automation features have reduced much of the labor-intensive work, improved safety and provided opportunities for employees to increase their skills and knowledge to advance on their career pathways. Instead of performing heavy lifting and rigorous manual work, these employees have been trained to operate and maintain the new automated systems that will do this work for them. Many repetitive jobs have been replaced with more exciting, higher-skilled advanced technology roles. This has resulted in many new opportunities for employees throughout DMI Companies. Just one example of this are the two Monongahela employees who are currently being trained as Maintenance Technicians so they can ensure overall machine and system efficiency around our new advanced manufacturing systems.

Implementations including DMIOne, MES, CPQ, VPI and more will integrate and optimize aging manual and automated processes to fill gaps, reduce errors, improve communication and drive process improvement. In preparation for these advancements, we have been conducting extensive training to prepare those who will be using the new systems. The result will be an improved employee and customer experience from ordering to production planning, and shipping.

In addition, automation and data analytic capabilities provided by these upgrades can help identify, control and optimize energy resources which will further our sustainability goals and provide cost-saving opportunities. The combination of these changes will better enable us to respond to change, meet customer needs, protect our environment and keep up with industry advancements. This will not only contribute to our continued profitable growth, but it will also further our position as an employer of choice and an industry leader.

Our People – Presented by Melissa Lourimore (Human Resources Manager)

Former Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr was quoted as saying, “A mind that is stretched by a new experience can never go back to its old dimensions”.  As we step into the next phase of the Industrial Revolution, Industry 4.0, we as a Company will be stretched in ways we’ve never before experienced or imagined when DMI Companies began over 40 years ago.  As a company that is more broad than deep, it is those very experiences that allow all of our employees to grow and thrive professionally and personally.

In our home city of Pittsburgh, PA, Heinz 57 is a shortened form of a historical advertising slogan “57 Varieties”, by the H. J. Heinz Company. It has come to mean anything that is comprised or mixed from a lot of parts or origins.  That is an excellent way to describe all of the employees of DMI Companies.  We are a group of individuals diverse in education, training and work experience.  Each of us brings things to the table others do not have and makes the sum greater than all the parts.

DMI is rich in history and looks forward to blazing trails as we step into this new decade. We will continue to adapt to changes in the industry, economy and compliance requirements.  There is no doubt we will pull together as a team to face each challenge and overcome it to allow us to continue to meet the needs of our customers and achieve the goals we have set for ourselves.

It continues to be a challenge to find and retain great people for openings for all companies in the United States due to record low unemployment rates and high demands. DMI works hard to show the world that a career in manufacturing is a path to great personal success by providing a stable and safe workplace with a fair compensation package that includes generous health and retirement benefits.

Our Ownership, Board of Directors and Senior Management are proud of the team we have built and feel confident that we will go into the future with the utmost integrity and professionalism that will allow us to continue to be the world leader in HVAC products, service and design for many, many years to come.

Financial Growth & Stability – Presented by Dan Bruno (Chief Financial Officer)

DMI Companies takes pride in being a socially responsible corporate citizen and recognizes the importance of sustainability in that role. We believe that there can most often be great harmony between environmental, ecological and economical sustainability, and we always strive to act in ways that ensure those harmonies. Our continued growth and financial success will never compromise our commitment to the sustainability of future generations!

To download a PDF version of this report Click Here.

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Available Now, In-Duct Smoke Detector Accessory for Series 10, 20, 30 and 40…AND Introducing the Out-of-Wall option for Series 10 Combination Fire/Smoke Dampers!

Posted on January 14, 2020 by Aire Technologies

Out-of-Wall combination fire smoke dampers are approved for use in walls, partitions and floors with fire resistance ratings less than three hours. Removal of the wall grille permits access to the actuator and other components located inside the airstream.

Out – of – Wall Specifications:

  • 1.5 Hr Fire Rating for Installation in Walls, Partitions and Floors
  • Leakage Classes 1, 2 and 3
  • Minimum Size: 8” x 6”
  • Maximum Size: 36” x 36”

For full product details Click Here or visit us at the AHR Expo in Orlando FL, 02/03 through 02/05 – Booth 601!

Please email ATIOrders@airetechnologies.com or call 1-855-258-3033 for pricing, availability, and lead times.

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Multi-Section Motorized Leakage – Rated Damper: Expanded Size Offering!

Posted on October 22, 2019 by Aire Technologies

Aire Technologies is proud to announce that our Motorized Leakage – Rated Damper Line (Series 10 and 20) is expanding.  Aire Technologies now offers sizes ranging from 8” x 6” to our new larger 144” x 48″.

With this expansion the Series 10, and Series 20 will continue to carry their respective UL 555/UL 555S ratings.

You can expect the same exceptional quality and lead times with this extended offering!

Please email ATIorders@airetechnologies.com or call 1-855-258-3033 with your opportunities or requests.

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Available Now, Hurricane and AMCA Rated Louvers

Posted on October 16, 2019 by Aire Technologies

Louvers | Penthouses | Ventilators

10.16.2019

Beginning today ATI goes live with the work cells in our Wagoner Oklahoma facility to bring you louvers, penthouses, and ventilators

  • AMCA Certified
  • Miami-Dade County Certified
  • American Made
  • Shipped From Wagoner, OK
  • Water Penetration and Air Performance Tested
  • Wind Driven Rain Protection
  • Backed By Engineering Support in Code & Technical Questions

ATI’s new line of extruded aluminum louvers can be manufactured with a variety of optional features and exceed the rigorous performance standards set in place throughout the industry.

Louver Product Submittals

  • Model DC-436 – Miami-Dade County Rated
  • Model 436-SD – 4″ Stationary Drainable
  • Model 438-CD – 4″ Combination Design
  • Model 438-SD – 4″ Stationary Drainable
  • Model 445-CW – 4″ Combination Weather Control
  • Model 445-SW – 4″ Stationary Weather Control
  • Model 638-CD – 6″ Combination Design
  • Model 638-SD – 6″ Stationary Drainable

Full detailed product pages are available here.  ATI will be releasing a wide variety of additional louver models for multiple water penetration and air performance specifications to our line in the near future.

Begin sending all of your louver requests to ATIOrders@Airetechnologies.com.

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North and South Carolina Now Represented By The McAllister Group

Posted on October 3, 2019 by Aire Technologies

We are proud to announce that we have expanded our existing partnership with The McAllister Group to represent our product lines in North and South Carolina in addition to Florida and Georgia.

McAllister Group is a Manufacturer’s Representative in the HVAC and Refrigeration industry assembled of successful and experience sales, support and distribution, and marketing professionals.  Established in the industry for over four decades, McAllister continues to strive to provide top-level support for manufacturers and wholesalers.  We are looking forward to this partnership and new representation in the Carolinas.

Visit our Find A Rep page for more information on all our Manufacturer’s Representatives or feel free to contact us via email at atiorders@airetechnologies.com.

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Available Now, Metallic Plenum Enclosures For Series 58 CRDs

Posted on August 8, 2019 by Aire Technologies

Aire Technologies has recently tested and now has an approved UL Classified metallic plenum enclosure option to be installed with an ATI Series 58 ceiling radiation damper for wood truss construction. This new option was driven by you, our partners. You’ve asked and we’ve responded.  The purpose of the new metal plenum installation option is to eliminate fibrous ductboard exposure to the air stream allowing the Series 58 to meet architectural and engineering specifications for improved air quality.

For more detail on each Series 58 product, please visit the CRDs Product Category Page.
Or download the product submittals
Series 58SD
Series 58SR
Series 58SC

Please email ATIOrders@airetechnologies.com or call 1-866-421-2473 for pricing, availability, and lead times.

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