Taco Update: News from Taco

New Revit files for our Plate and Frame Heat Exchangers are now available for download on the Taco website and from Autodesk Seek.

New Revit files for Taco Plate and Frame Heat Exchangers are available for Model Nos.:

PF005 PF009 PF010 PF016 PF019 PF022 PF031 PF040 PF041/02 PF050

PF 060/062 PF 070 PF 071 PF 080/082 PF 100 PF 112 PF 120 PF 130 PF 205

More than 325 Revit files are also available online for all Taco commercial pumps, plus air separators, buffer tanks, expansion tanks, LoadMatch® circulators, LoadMatch twin-tees, multi-purpose valves and suction diffusers.

Download Revit files from the Taco website.

Last month we streamlined Revit file handling with the CADworks BIMXchange application, now available for download on the Taco website.

BIMXchange enables users to quickly find Taco equipment within our library of indexed and searchable Revit content, then import the selected files into design models in fewer steps than previously needed. Download BIMXchange.

Case Study:
Taco LoadMatch System
Beats Tropical Heat and Humidity

When KPMG, the global audit, tax, and advisory services firm, approached Omni. B.V. for a new building to house some 200 of its accountants and tax advisors on the island of Curacao in the Netherlands Antilles, it asked for an HVAC system that would save on energy, be quiet in operation, meet precise indoor comfort conditions, and be part of a green building.

The answer was an innovative system which includes a Taco LoadMatch® single-pipe system, in what is likely the most energy-efficient new building on Curacao. The new HVAC system keeps occupants comfortable while using no more energy in this new, 30% larger building, than in the firm's previous building.

Read and download the complete case study here.

Taco Advanced Hydronics Facebook Community Is New 'Hot Spot' for Commercial Hydronics Pros
If you are looking for lively social media conversations with professional associates—comfort system engineers, design-build contractors, facility managers and building owners—who share your outlook and challenges, then you need look no further than our new Advanced Hydronics Facebook community.

We created it as a place for you to meet, share and grow with other HVAC professionals. You can follow industry developments and technical trends, stay in touch with colleagues, make new professional contacts, all at the Taco Advanced Hydronics Facebook community.

As a special bonus, join the Facebook Advanced hydronics community now and "like" us with a thumbs up to be eligible to enter the promotion to win an iPad. We've already given away two iPads and we have three more to go. We'll draw two more winners at random when we receive, 800, and 1000 promotion registrants. Your name remains in the pool for all remaining drawings, so enter now for the best chance to win.

Join the conversation now.

Whatever documentation you need, you're likely to find it at taco-hvac.com, including product catalogs, submittal data sheets, wiring guides, CAD files, Revit files and more. Check out our document library or go to any product page, where you'll see all the documents relating to that product listed in the left-hand column.

I hope to see you soon at taco-hvac.com. Thanks for your interest.

Tim Smith