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How Safer Mechanical Rooms Help Reduce Carbon Monoxide Risk
Furnaces, water heaters, and boilers continue to become more efficient, but the systems around them also need to evolve to support safe operation.
In this 15-minute conversation, we’ll look at how mechanical-room safety standards are developed, how improper installations or equipment failures can contribute to carbon monoxide events, and why exhaust systems play an important role in safely handling combustion gases.
You’ll also learn about:
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How testing bodies and mechanical engineers help shape safety standards such as UL 1738
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Common mechanical-room issues that can contribute to CO risks
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Why venting and exhaust components must evolve alongside modern heating equipment
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How UL-listed exhaust systems are designed for air-tight handling of CO from gas-fired appliances
Speakers
Matthew Pryce
Head of Marketing Communications
Centrotherm Eco Systems
Matthew Pryce is a published editor & author, professional musician, innovative digital marketing maven, and rabbit & traditional husband.
Currently, he serves as Head of Marketing Communications for Centrotherm Eco Systems, a leading plastics manufacturer globally, Editor-in-Chief of the HVAC Tactical Magazine, and Vice-Chair of the HARDI Marketing Council. His work has appeared in the Sports Illustrated, Progress Magazine, PHCP Pros, The National Review, the NY Daily News, various HVAC publications, HVAC Tactical and many, many others. When he’s not doing all this stuff, he’s writing, recording, and publishing music.
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