Take a look through our comprehensive list of information and resouces we included to help you save time and do your job more effectively.

White Papers & Studies

•	System Optimization by BAS "Data-Mining". ASHRAE Article Reprint
•	Indoor Air Quality in Schools- Continuous Monitoring. ASHRAE Article Reprint
•	Setback Study on Programmable Thermostats
	Original Study conducted by the National Research Council, In partnership with Canada Mortgage and Housing & natural Resouces and Housing - Link
•	ControLinks Fuel Air Control System - Honeywell Installation at University of Western Ontario - Case Study

•	Security Access Control Basics (.pdf)
•	Variable Speed Drives(.pdf)

Energy Incentives

Yorkland has provided an Energy Incentive page which lists the major utility and government incentive programs available.

•	Energy Incentives

Presentations

The following product presentations are courtesy of Yorkland Controls and the suppliers we represent.

Newsletters

Our quarterly newsletter is a must read if you want to stay on top of the latest technologies and industry events. Here's a list of some of our archives. Click here to subscribe and we'll send you your own personal copy. Make sure to look out for our electronic newlsetter - coming soon!

Software

Here are some great software tools that are certain to make your life easier!

•	Convert Anything! - Freeware (needs Winzip)
•	Degree Days - Toronto Airport (Rev. 1998 Source:Environment Canada
•	Refrigeration Cross Reference

Electromagnetic interference (EMI)

Electromagnetic interference (EMI) is any unwanted, induced, electrical voltage and/or current that interferes with the desired ideal electrical signal of a circuit design. Read on to learn more about effects of EMI on the HVAC industry and what can be done to minimize EMI problems.

Product Tutorials

Here's some great inforamation to assist you in your understanding of various products utilized in the HVAC Industry and Yorkland Controls.

Standards

Learn more about various standards used in the HVAC industry.

Indoor Air Quality

Key technologies used today that affect HVAC operation include chillers, thermal storage, variable frequency drives (VFD), and variable air volume (VAV) systems. Because heating and cooling can represent between 40 percent and 60 percent of building operating costs (including maintenance items), HVAC retrofit decisions should not be made without considering all factors -- including indoor air quality (IAQ).