The new Fork n’ Pint restaurant in Lake Orion, Michigan, installed front doorway air curtains in an effort to keep patrons and employees comfortable, resulting in more than $500 in annual energy savings and the elimination of $15,000 in potential vestibule construction costs.

Hot, steamy summertime indoor temperatures and skyrocketing utility bills were not a “fun” cost of doing business for the Charleston Fun Park, a five-acre indoor/outdoor family entertainment center.

Berner International LLC announced that manufacturer reps SRS Enterprises in Middletown, NJ, and R. Williamson & Associates LLC in Skokie, IL, received the company's "Rep of the Year –2017" in the buy/resell and commission reps categories, respectively.

According to Berner International, the seemingly inevitable spread of Zika virus from South America to North America through mosquito contact this summer is prompting additional interest in HVAC industry air curtains.

Berner International Corp. named manufacturer representatives R. Williamson & Associates (Skokie, IL) and SRS Enterprises (Middletown, NJ) as its 2015 “Rep of the Year” for commission and buy/sell reps, respectively.

The Air Movement and Control Association International announced that the 2015 version of the International Energy Conservation Code will contain a provision enabling air curtains to be considered as an alternative to vestibules.

AMCA has revealed the results of a study that documents the energy savings available from using air curtains as an alternative to, or in conjunction, with doors and vestibules.