Remote Monitoring

AJM Heating, Air Conditioning and Gas Service in London is an Authorized Dealer of the "Rheem" Endeavor Line!

What Is Remote Monitoring?

Remote monitoring is a tool that uses smart sensors in your HVAC system to alert you of potential issues before they become difficult, expensive and uncomfortable problems. What Is Remote Monitoring? What is Remote HVAC Monitoring? Remote monitoring eliminates the surprise element of having your HVAC malfunction by detecting issues before you notice them and long before they become uncomfortable problems. What types of issues does remote monitoring check for? These products have sensors that constantly check for potential issues and alert you and your service provider through the EcoNet Mobile App.

What are the benefits?

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Change Is Coming – Let’s Get Ready Together

The push to increase energy efficiency and reduce emissions continues to drive change in the HVAC industry. As a result, the government is instituting significant changes in energy efficiency criteria and ratings for both residential and commercial equipment.

Rather than viewing the regulatory changes as a problem to be solved, Rheem is embracing them as an opportunity to innovate new technologies to create an even better product line for contractors and homeowners.

To help you understand what’s changing, why, and how it’ll affect you, we’re pleased to bring you this HVAC KnowZone™ to act as a central hub, where you can easily access information as it becomes available. We will continue to make updates to the HVAC KnowZone as new information becomes available.

Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) has published Energy Efficiency Regulations Amendment 17 which updates the energy efficiency and testing standards for residential split system central air conditioners and central heat pumps.

The required compliance date for Canada is January 1st, 2023.

NRCan rule is generally aligned with the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) on use of the efficiency metrics of SEER2, EER2, and HSPF2 as described in Appendix M1.

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https://www.rheem.ca/hvacknowzone/
 

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