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Energy Audits and Building Assessment for Builders and Homeowners
To meet energy codes, builders need to have their homes testing for air leakage, ducts tested for tightness, and HERS rating provided to take advantage of the rebates available from the MASS New Homes with Energy Star program. More on Building Testing and Analysis
Sorting out the energy efficiency tax incentives
Confused about all the tax incentives from the state and federal governments? The Tax Incentive Assistance Project is an exceptional resource for what's what. More on TIAP ...
More Websites and Tools for Energy Assessments
If you are in the midst of an energy assessment, where do you get information on Heating and Cooling Degree Days, AFUE and SE, and creating a model? More on Websites and Tools ...
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A handbook and guide to residential ventilation systems written by Heyoka Solutions Chief Investigator, Paul H. Raymer. It is designed as a practical guide to help select, install, and maintain residential ventilation systems.
There are times when you need to sense the pressure in a space or room and the standard 3/16" probe is too fat or too stiff. This little probe is able to sneak into places you have never been able to go before. It is easily bendable without kinking. You can stick it in the cracks in a stair-case or under a baseboard. Make a very small hole in a dropped soffit and see if it's connected to the outside. The flexible tubing allows the increaser fitting to connect directly to the standard 1/8" hoses from your digital manometer.
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The Fantech RVF4 wall mounted exhaust fan puts the fan on the outside of the building along with any fan noise. RVF4 is the fan and the hood in one installation. Ducting runs from the grille in the room to the back of the fan. If fan noise is critical, a speed control can be added or a ducting muffler.
We have used RVF4s to ventilate crawl spaces and range hoods.
If your bathroom fan and light are on the same switch, you have an occupancy sensor! When you turn on the light, the fan turns on because it "assumes" there is someone in the bathroom. When you turn the light off, the fan goes off, and that's not very smart because the humidity remains in the bathroom for a long time. Think about the damp towels and the water running down the walls of the shower. This is a SMART switch. It knows better than to shut the fan off. You can tell it what you want it to do.
There are times when you need to sense the pressure in a space or room and the standard 3/16" probe is too fat or too stiff. This little, ACX probe included in this kit is able to sneak into places you have never been able to go before. It is easily bendable without kinking. Along with the ACX probe this kit contains (4) splices for extending a hose from a CAZ to the outside by coupling hoses together. It also contains an assembled 'T' fitting so that two taps on your manometer can be coupled together to measure the same point simultaneously. Completing the kit is the case which is big enough to store your static pressure probe or your standard, straight 3/16" probe, keeping all the parts together.
The FR100 is an in-line duct fan that moves 100 Cubic Feet Per Minute (CFM). Well, it's sort of THE in-line duct fan that moves 100 cubic feet of air per minute. It's been around a long time, working hard, getting the job done. What's an in-line duct fan? It's a fan that is engineered to be in the middle of the ducting somewhere. It uses a motorized impeller that is ideal for pushing and pulling the air through the ducting. Axial or propeller fans are horrible for that task. They don't like the resistance of the ducting. We've used these FR100's for all sorts of applications like:
Boosting the flow from a dryer (although there are systems for this now);
Exhausting a bathroom (mounted remotely from the bathroom it's really quiet);
Exhausting radon gas (not a good thing to have in your home);
Boosting the flow in a HVAC supply duct (one of them for a three story run).
It's a terrific, all-around utility fan.
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Search Index page description Welcome to the Web site for Heyoka Solutions, LLC a designer and purveyor of ventilation systems, residential fans, indoor air quality controls, air quality sensors. Heyoka Solutions products were designed by those brilliant minds that brought you the SuperFan, the HV1000, the HV1600, and the Ghost whole house coolers. Heyoka Solutions also sells fan and accessory products made by Fantech, along with Atco ducting, Primex hoods, and Fantech controls, ventilation products designed to ventilate bathrooms in homes and commercial applications. Heyoka Solutions also sells Fantech in-line dryer booster exhaust fans. We also sell some unique grilles and motorized, zoning dampers. Heyoka also sells Testo test gear and AirTest environmental sensors. Heyoka is dedicated to improving the air quality in the world we live in, to arrive at unique solutions to difficult ventilation problems. Heyoka, partnering with Affordable Comfort, Inc. has developed the Starting From Home Challenge, a post secondary school competition to bring comfort, energy efficiency, and security to existing, occupied homes. We provide BPI and HERS training. Our Chief Investigator, Paul Raymer, is the author of the "Residential Ventilation Handbook". Sometimes people misunderstand our name and call us hey oka, hayoka, heyoga, heyoke or ayoka. We honor and respect the native American roots of our name. Thank you for visiting Heyoka Solutions.
