Armstrong In The Media

Armstrong recently completed a project in the United Kingdom, retrofitting a building belonging to National Grid.

Inox, a leader in India’s Cinema exhibition industry, started a journey of energy conservation and carbon footprint reduction in its Laserplex theaters. Armstrong helped inox replace four constant-speed pumps with three Design Envelope pumps and changed the system to use primary-variable control. 

Design Envelope technology is an intelligent, connected solution that tracks actual system conditions, and dynamically adjusts equipment operation. Pump Manager, a cloud-based service that leverages the intelligence of Design Envelope pumps, allows operators and managers to actively manage the performance of an HVAC system.

Armstrong pumps were selected as part of a retrofit for this administrative building at Zheng Zhou University. Though the university administrators were primarily interested in a chiller upgrade, they opted to upgrade to Design Envelope pumps for the potential energy savings.

Delta Hotels Toronto is one of the largest, most luxurious hotels in Canada and is rated as one of the most sustainable. Delta commissioned an upgrade of one of their existing pumps to a new Design Envelope Tango. Energy savings post-installation have proven that the Tango pump was the right choice.

As Seen On: factmint.com February 13, 2023

Learn about Armstrong Vertical In-line Pumps and the advantages of this innovative solution for water and wastewater applications. The article will cover the features and benefits of Armstrong Pump Manager and how it can help you save energy. This unique solution includes web-accessible trends, analysis, and automated reports that help you make informed decisions and deliver the highest HVAC performance. You’ll also learn about Armstrong’s Design Envelope, which allows you to save up to 70% on your utility bill.

As Seen On: bpma.org February 10, 2023

Armstrong Fluid Technology has formed a strategic partnership with Hysopt to bring customers new insights into HVAC energy saving options, harnessing state-of-the-art digital twinning.

Bringing together Armstrong’s extensive experience of installations worldwide, and Hysopt’s powerful technology, the new partnership will provide customers with more robust scientific simulation and verification of HVAC system energy and carbon savings than ever before.

Stephen Hart, spokesperson for Armstrong Fluid Technology explained: “Reliable information on the potential for improving energy efficiency of HVAC systems has never been more crucial. World events have brought a new sense of urgency.

As Seen On: zawya.com - October 25, 2022

Armstrong Fluid Technology’s energy-saving solutions have helped to save a total of $300 million in just 4 years

Dubai, UAE: Armstrong Fluid Technology, a leading innovator in the design and manufacturing of intelligent fluid-flow and control solutions, is fueling the regional shift towards sustainable energy consumption through its high-value, energy-saving solutions.

As Seen On: empoweringpumps.com February 2, 2022

Armstrong Fluid Technology has announced a new tiered suite of service plans to assist customers in North America. The new Silver, Gold and Platinum service plans provide customers with cost-effective options to implement Active Performance Management practices, as they seek to optimize building performance and business results. All three levels of the program provide analytics, phone support and structured reports on asset performance. The more comprehensive plans include replacement parts and annual site visits.

As Seen On: empoweringpumps.com February 01, 2020

As of January 27th, 2020, newly manufactured pumps are required to meet the new U.S. DOE/NRCAN 2020 Pump Efficiency Regulations standards. The primary objective of the new regulations is to reduce energy consumption. Secondary items include cost savings for businesses using regulated energy products, and reduction of unnecessary regulation differences between the EU, Canada, and the United States. While the new U.S. DOE 2020 rules establish minimum energy efficiency requirements, the reality is these requirements represent the least we can do.