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Evaluates several heating, piping and air conditioning equipment and supplies. CB ChillerBuilder Kit from Standard Refrigeration; Unit Ventilator UVC Kit from Steril-Aire Inc.; Cel-Air from United Metal Products; Tekleen filters from Automatic Filters Inc.

The article reports on the installation of DE Series UVC Emitters, an ultraviolet-C (UVC) irradiation equipment from Steril-Aire Inc., in Rio Grande Regional Hospital in McAllen, Texas. The initiative was undertaken to reduce the cost of air conditioning energy with compromising air quality or patient comfort. The equipment reduces the hospital's electric consumption by 20.64 percent, while monthly bill remains at $166,900 since 2005.

The article reports that Steril-Aire Inc. has published UVC and Schools, a new application bulletin that explains how UVC devices installed in air-handling systems can result in a wide range of benefits, including mold and microbial control, enhanced IAQ, and energy and maintenance savings.

This article presents information on new general products catalog showcasing its expanded line of UVC emitters of Steril-Aire Inc., for mold and microbial control, enhanced IAQ, and energy savings. The catalog describes Steril-Aire's complete line of UVC devices and accessories for commercial, healthcare, food-processing, school, industrial, and residential applications.

Highlights products, equipment and other supplies for schools available as of March 2005. Hard floor cleaning tool from Pro Team; Window coating from V-Kool Inc.; Locker system from DeBourgh Manufacturing Co.; Classroom furniture from Virco Inc.; UVC kit from Steril-Aire Inc.; Large-are lighting systems from Holophane Co. Inc.

Reports appointments of several executives in the U.S. Promotions of BMS Catastrophe Inc. employees; Selection of Robert Scheir as president and chairman of Steril-Aire USA Inc.; Election of Stephen Bowers to the position of vice president for sales and marketing at Casella Group.

The article evaluates UVC Emitters (trademark) by Steril-Aire Inc.

The article evaluates the Ultraviolet C (UVC) Emitters from Steril-Aire Inc.

The article evaluates Steril-Aire Inc.'s UVC Emitters™ for mold and indoor air quality control.

The article evaluates the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system device called a UVC Emitter by Steril-Aire, Inc.,

The article evaluates Steril-Aire's Packaged Terminal Air Conditioning UVC Kit.

The article evaluates Steril-Aire's Packaged Terminal Air Conditioning Ultraviolet C Kits that provide energy savings, inner air quality and mold control.

The article evaluates the high-output UVC Emitters that offer energy savings, reduced maintenance, and mold and IAQ control to veterinary facilities, developed by Steril-Aire Inc.

The article introduces the new product from Steril-Aire Inc. which is the Remedial In-Room Decontamination System. This system provides a safe and effective way to decontaminate surfaces infested with molds, viruses and bacteria. To use this product, the user wheels it into the infested area and then leaves the room and turns on the unit remotely. This allows energy from the high output UVC Emitters to decontaminate walls, tabletops and other surfaces. This product is ozone friendly.

The article features the UVC Emitters which developed by Steril-Aire Inc. UVC Emitters eliminate surface and airborne mold, as well as viruses and bacteria. UVC Emitters designed to produce very high output in cold and moving air. UVC Emitters also provide safety and continuous cleaning while saving money by reducing maintenance.

The article presents the benefits of the ultraviolet C (UVC) lights in the heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC) system which was developed by Steril-Aire Inc. in the U.S. The use of UVC lights kills up to 90 percent of infectious microorganisms that grow inside the HVAC system in school installation. It destroys various strains of viruses such as influenza, colds, severe acute respiratory syndrome, measles and bacteria.

The article features several electronic apparatus used in school facilities. Industrial-grade solar lighting systems from Solar Outdoor Lighting Inc. use the sun's energy to charge batteries during the day. American Time offers its AllSync Wired Clock System which reduces power consumption. The unit ventilator UVC kit from Steril-Aire enhances classroom IAQ using UVC light to control mold and airborne diseases.

Reports on the use of UVC lights from Steril-Aire for the renovation of the heating, ventilation and air conditioning equipment at the Robbinsdale Area School District 281 in Minnesota. Installation of UVC lights opposite the cooling coils to prevent mold in the systems; Improvement in indoor air quality.

Reports that Steril-Aire Inc. of Burbank, California, and Research Products Corp. of Madison, Wisconsin, have entered into a worldwide non-exclusive license.

Features Steril-Aire Inc.'s ultraviolet C emitter bulletin which may be installed in air conditioning systems for mold and microbial control, enhance energy and maintenance savings and reduced absenteeism.

Reports on developments for the industrial safety equipment industry in the U.S. Expansion of the headquarter of Burbank, California-based Steril-Aire Inc.; Appointment of Debra Woods-Haley as director of sales at Fairfield, New Jersey-based Control Instruments Corp.; Election of Dan Hammang as CEO at San Diego, California-based DriveCam Video Systems.

Features the Fan Coil UVC Kit that controls IAQ, airborne diseases, mold and odors in classrooms and other locations, manufactured by Steril-Aire Inc. Product features; Design and construction; Contact information.

Features several heating and ventilation products. Electric boilers from Bryan Steam LLC; Butterfly valve and actuator from Belimo Aircontrols (USA) Inc.; Classroom-unit-ventilator kit from Steril-Aire Inc.; Refrigerant monitor from MSA Instrument Division.

This article focuses on various web sites. EHSCareers.com is now online and offering employment services exclusively to environmental health and safety professionals and employers. According to a company release, the site is completely confidential and free to job seekers. According to a company release, the site is completely confidential and free to job seekers. Steril-Aire Inc., Cerritos, California, has a new web site address www.sterihaire.com. The site offers comprehensive information on Steril-Aire UVC devices for commercial, residential, health care, school, industrial, and food processing applications.

The article offers information on the effects of the installation of the Steril-Aire Inc. ultraviolet C (UVC) light emitters to the University of New Mexico Basic Medical Science Building air quality and circulation. It says that the UVC light emitters were installed on the downstream of the fan 67 cooling coil of the building's heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system. Furthermore, the installation improved air quality and saved them 500,000 dollars worth of coil replacement.

The article reports on how Medicine Lake Properties, a commercial building in Plymouth, Minnesota, used UVC Emitters from Steril-Aire Inc. in order to solve indoor air quality (IAQ) problems due to molds. They found that mold growing in the interior plenum and circulating through the ventilation system of an office building. UVC light was used to eliminate the mold at the source.

The article evaluates several heating, ventilation and air conditioning equipment which include the Geo-Chiller heat exchanger from Applied Scientific Research Inc., the UVC Kit for Air Handlers from Steril-Aire Inc. and TLR-D5P standalone controller from Vector Controls LLC.

The article evaluates the Remedial In-Room Decontamination System of Steril-Aire Inc., designed to offer a safe and effective way to decontaminate surfaces.

Reports the appointment of several executives in the heating and ventilation industry in the U.S. Selection of Robert M. Culbert as director of engineering for Steril-Aire USA Inc.; Responsibility of Julian de Bullet as senior field application manager of McQuay International; Recruitment of Dennis Nolan as senior vice president of Amrep Inc.