The Edmund Hatch Bennett Elementary School, a K-4 public school in Taunton, Mass., was constructed in the 1960’s with various upgrades and renovations performed over the past 40 years. However, an aging heating system, including wall unit heaters and cabinet heaters that were original to the building, required updating. The installation of modern, energy efficient heating…
At Marley Engineered Products, we believe that sharing resources and ideas makes all of us stronger. In the midst of these uncertain times, the Marley team has assembled some helpful resources, articles and materials related to Covid-19 to help those managing their small businesses during this crisis. The links to these Small Business Resources are intended…
Marley Engineered Products introduces the CUH Series Custom Cabinet Unit Heater, which delivers supplemental comfort heat in a contemporary design to match modern and future architect specifications. The unit is operated by the new SmartSeries® Plus, a digital touchscreen control capable of running a fully programmable internal schedule as well as connecting to a BACnet Building…
It’s no secret that the pandemic has had a devastating impact on restaurants, bars, and wineries. With indoor seating restricted in so many places around the country, business owners have had to look for practical and cost-effective solutions to comfortably – and safely – service their customers in an outdoor setting. As the weather turned…
Marley Engineered Products is proud to announce that its THX™ Series In-Floor Convector has been selected as the gold winner in the HVAC/R Systems & Equipment category of the 2020 Consulting-Specifying Engineer (CSE) Product of the Year awards. Considered one of the most prestigious honors in the HVAC market, the CSE’s Product of the Year contest is the…
Consumers have spoken and we are listening: Product reviews are one of the most critical elements in the buying process! Experts estimate that nearly two-thirds of consumers seek product reviews before making a purchasing decision. In addition to providing more in-depth product descriptions, product reviews builds trust and confidence in products long before a consumer…
Like all businesses today, the HVAC industry is growing and changing rapidly. New technologies and enhancements in comfort, efficiency and design are happening every day. In today’s ever-changing marketplace, it is essential that architects, engineers and contractors stay current on new HVAC trends, products and features in order to make knowledgeable decisions and improve their…
Choosing the right heater for a job can be a confusing and time-consuming task. You need to consider the size of the space you want to heat and the style of heater best suited to your needs. If you live and work in a cooler climate, a portable electric heater will not only provide you…
Electric Heat to the Rescue! Ensuring Comfortable Conditions in Offices, Garages and Other Workspaces Become a Comfort Hero for Your Building by Utilizing Customized Electric Heat Have you felt chilly lately? If you’re like many in the working world, your office or workspace is likely too cold for comfort – even when temperatures outside aren’t…
Marley Engineered Products is excited to launch a ground-breaking new product: the out-of-sight, out-of-mind UL listed In-Floor Perimeter Convector – THX Series heater, which delivers comfort, aesthetics and safety for the ultimate supplemental heat system for both new and existing buildings. THX Series (Trench Heater Experience) directly addresses the building’s need for supplemental heat against…
By: Kyle Jason, Product Manager No matter the time of year, there are some facilities that are always susceptible to drafts or chilly air flow. Large industrial spaces with machinery, such as factories, garages, workshops or warehouses, often require additional heating support to keep workspaces comfortable year-round. But to combat a constant flow of cold…
Blustery days with chilling winds can cause heating problems in many facilities with high volumes of foot traffic. While the main rooms within the building may be warm from the primary heating source, many areas are left out in the cold as drafts bring the temperatures down. Vestibules, lobbies, entrance ways and hallways can all…