What Causes Thermostat Not Reaching Set Temperature Problems?The thermostat is in a location that is not optimal. Your air conditioner or furnace itself is having a problem. Dirty ducts or vents are causing airflow issues. Why is my thermostat not … Continue reading →

Reset Button: A red button on the water heater itself (just above the thermostat) that turns off when the water temperature exceeds 180 F. The reset button is also referred to as ECO (shutdown) or upper limit switch. How do … Continue reading →

Most commonly, O/B is energized in Cooling (O on cool). For Rheem or Ruud brand heat pumps, the O/B must energize on heating (B on Heat). Does Rheem reversing valve energized in heat or cool? Heat Pump Sequence of Operation … Continue reading →

Unfortunately if there’s no signal at all in the area your meter is located we wouldn’t be able to offer you a smart meter currently. Although it’s worth checking back in as the signal in your area is subject to … Continue reading →

In smart-meter data manipulation, the smart meter collects real, potentially high-resolution data about the energy consumption within the house. This data is then manipulated by a variety of means before being communicated to the utility provider. Can smart meters be … Continue reading →

How do you clean sediment out of a tankless water heater? Open the hot and cold isolation valves on the water heater, and turn on the pump in the 5-gallon bucket to circulate the vinegar through the heater. Let the … Continue reading →

9 Common Types of Water Storage Tanks and How They’re Used Underground Fiberglass Tanks. These underground tanks are made of fiberglass, which is a non-corrosive material. Carbon Welded Steel Tanks. Pillow Tanks. Folding Tanks. Bolted Steel Tanks. Polyethylene Tanks. Corrugated … Continue reading →

water cistern. An underground water storage tank, typically called a water cistern, is used to safely store potable drinking water underground. Underground water storage tanks can hold thousands of gallons of water for agriculture or a few hundred gallons to … Continue reading →

Studies have shown that storing water in copper vessels ensures the elimination of harmful bacteria such as E. Coli, Salmonella, and Vibrio Cholerae. This helps translates into safe drinking water, and copper vessels can be especially useful when traveling to … Continue reading →

Determining how much hot water your water heater should provide per shower depends largely on the size of your hot water tank. For instance, a typical shower uses about 10 gallons of hot water. So, if you have a 40-gallon … Continue reading →

Some of the easier ways to hack into your smart devices revolve around your password. For example, some devices utilize default or hard-code passwords, and hackers share information on these passwords. Another exploits the tendency to use the same password … Continue reading →

Tanks do not have any bathroom facilities. First of all, there is no room for a toilet. Tank has to be concealed from the outside world, ideally, so tank’s bathroom would have to have some sort of waste management system. … Continue reading →

a Dual-Unit System. With a zoned system, one unit provides heating and cooling to multiple areas of your home. In a dual-unit system, you have two totally separate units that each operate a single zone with separate, unconnected thermostats. How … Continue reading →

Loud clicking sounds can be heard when inducer blowers and fan shafts are clogged by buildup or when bearings are worn out. Bearings on the main blower motor might click as the furnace runs because the shaft is rusted or … Continue reading →

Overhead Water Storage Tank is a usual Water storage tank as its name stands for itself these tanks are placed over the head that is built on a certain height.These Tanks can be anywhere above a Town or Even within … Continue reading →