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Two New Tools for RED Calc Pro
RED launched two new RED Calc Pro tools — Pitot Tube Airflow and Units Calculator. Check out the tool guides: Pitot Tool Guide and Units
RED Launches ASHRAE 62.2-2019 Pro Tool
RED has launched the new RED Calc Pro tool ASHRAE 62.2-2019. The tool is based on the just-released ASHRAE 62.2-2019 Standard.
RED Calc Free and Pro Tools Available
All of the RED Calc Free tools are now available on our new website! In less than one week, we will close down our “old” website.
Air Leakage Metrics, A Rising Star
As new and existing buildings become tighter as a result of our attempts to save energy and slow global climate change, the ability to measure building tightness and convert the tightness to a useful metric becomes more important.
Effective Zone Pressure Diagnostics
Zone Pressure Diagnostics (ZPD) can be a useful and effective tool for determining the effectiveness of a designated pressure barrier. What can you do to increase the accuracy – or reduce uncertainty – of your results? Following these simple rules will help you hit your target.
Double-Duty Exhaust Fans: Good or Bad?
The installation of double-duty exhaust fans in existing dwellings is common. This practice can save money and time on the job and provides a simpler ventilation solution for the occupants. But is it a good idea?
