Heat-Timer® Corporation

How to Maximize Boiler Efficiency and Save on Energy Bills This Winter

As winter temperatures plummet, energy bills often soar—especially for building owners managing heating systems in multi-family properties. With rising energy costs, maximizing boiler efficiency is no longer just an option; it’s a necessity. Heat-Timer® offers advanced control systems, including space feedback technology and wireless temperature sensors, to help reduce fuel consumption, optimize boiler performance, and lower energy bills this heating Read More

Heat-Timer© Internet Controls with Wireless Space Sensors for LL97 Compliance

For many New York city building owners and engineers deciding on how to roadmap their building into LL97 compliance, installing a modern boiler control system for their heating system is already a no-brainer. A short bit of online research likely leads to Heat-Timer© Internet Controls as a premiere solution, already being used in thousands of multi-family buildings throughout the Metro Read More

How Can Heat-Timer Help You Comply with Local Law 97?

Local Law 97, a pioneering initiative in New York City, has been hailed as a groundbreaking step towards combating climate change. Enacted in 2019 as part of the city’s Climate Mobilization Act, this law mandates strict emissions caps for large buildings, aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 40% by 2030 and by 80% by 2050. This ambitious legislation targets Read More

Time to Wake the Boilers?

As HVAC professionals begin getting their sleepy boilers ready for the upcoming heating season, they know that the first few weeks can be hectic, as dormant boilers are lit and unexpected startup problems pop up all over. It’s typically a time with some long days and a steady stream of calls from residents and building operators. Professionals who’ve been doing Read More

Harnessing Utility Rebates for Compliance with NYC’s Local Law 97

New York City’s Local Law 97 (LL97) is a ground-breaking piece of legislation aimed at drastically reducing greenhouse gas emissions from buildings, which are the city’s largest source of emissions. LL97 mandates that commercial buildings over 25,000 square feet must comply with strict emissions caps starting in 2024, with even tighter limits by 2030. Non-compliance can result in hefty fines, Read More