How to specify sustainably: Discover how facility teams can evaluate sustainable building products using credible data, lifecycle performance, and verified certifications.

Why it matters: Connectivity is just as crucial as the other utilities—but most projects don’t consider it until too late in the process. Here’s why that needs to change.

How to power your roof: Roofs are important assets for many building types—and incorporating a permanent power source to the roof can help owners and management teams get the most out of that asset.

Free quiz: This standard governs fire door inspection criteria. How much do you know about it?

Why it’s important: A constant airflow regulator (CAR)—typically placed inside a duct fitting—maintains a constant rate of airflow regardless of duct pressure fluctuations. Here’s how it works—and how it reduced energy consumption at a three-tower development.

Grime and solvent protection: This line of janitorial and sanitation gloves includes three liquid- and solvent-resistant options that are effective against most aqueous solutions, detergents, and diluted bases and acids.

Cold-climate heat pump: These units deliver reliable heating performance when outdoor temperatures are below 0 degrees F., lowering barriers to electrification. They provide individual unit control without the need for a central HVAC system.

Operational insights: This intelligence tool analyzes your OT network traffic, identifies connected assets, detects unusual activity, and highlights risks that traditional monitoring might miss.

Flexible lighting: These fixtures are designed for space-constrained ceiling conditions and can accommodate plenum heights as low as 4 inches. Choose from single-, double-, triple-, or quad-configuration options.