RSU5 – Regularly Scheduled Update #5

NROES Regularly Scheduled Update (RSU5) for June 16, 2008.

An data update was posted last week but an RSU notification was not issued. This RSU notification will catalog the changes from last week and well as changes this week. That being said…

Items included in this update:

1. List Prices for all Canadian wholesalers were increased last week by 4%. This brings the Canadian and US List Prices back in line as being the same. As as result, a NEW Revised Price book, version 3 in NROES has been posted.
2. The NEW Two Way Low Profile KTL, TTL, BTL and Medium Profile KTM, TTM, BTM evaporators are now available in NROES. All existing orders for the now obsolete KTW, TTW & BTW evaporators will be switched to the new product.
3. CalcRite, CalcuLoad and Box Wizard load estimating programs will be updated before the end of the week.
4. Data revisions cleared up some electrical data inconsistencies in KV/BV/TV condensing units.
5. Price books in Euros and British Pounds have been made available to specific users

RSU3 – Regularly Scheduled Update #3

NROES Regularly Scheduled Update (RSU3) for April 22, 2008

Items included in this update:

1) All Bitzer models now fully available in NROES for Vertical air-cooled condensing units; BV/TV/KVS(D).
2) Service Parts Listing has been updated, current to April 20/08.

RSU2 – Regularly Scheduled Update #2

NROES Regularly Scheduled Update (RSU2) for April 15, 2008.

Numerous data updates were made this time around. Items included in this update:

1) The Grasslin timeclock is no longer the standard defrost timer offered on our condensing units. Supply issues with Grasslin and/or their distributors have caused a switch back to the Paragon 8145 as our standard timeclock offering. Click the image to view the official email notification.

2) Bug fix for Contact List. That pesky bug that would NOT allow for Sold To or Ship To contact changes has finally been resolved and corrected in this update.

3) PSC motor electrical data now properly displays on Certified Prints for Half Round Evaporator coils (T-Line/BR/Roundell). Not quite sure how that one slipped thru the cracks for so long…

4) NEW printable Equipment Summary Form. May users have requested a simple printable Equipment Summary; it is now available. The new print form displays system parameters, all equipment, tagging and notes.

5) New model number nomenclature for Vertical Air Condensing units. Compressor manufacturer is now selectable on all BV/TV/KVS(D) units. See previous post: Vertical Air Cooled Condensing Units for complete details.

6) Additional Design Data for vertical Air-Cooled Condensers (BVC/TVC/KVC). Now select Single Circuit or 2-Equal Circuits along with control circuit voltage and FPI when selecting options for vertical airflow condensers.

7) Service Parts Listing has been updated, current to April 11/08.

Vertical Air Cooled Condensing Units

They are going to get a little mixed up in NROES, sorry…there was just no way around it.  If you edit any existing orders/quotes created prior to the release of RSU2 (sometime next week), you may receive a message stating that the “model is no longer available”, or “model is not found”.  The vertical style condensing units will now have a complete Bitzer compressor lineup as catalog models.  In order to distinguish between compressor manufacturers, we have added an extra letter to the model number, hence the reason for the message as the existing orders/quotes will not have this additional letter in the model number.

** If you need to edit a Vertical air condensing unit on existing quote or order, then you WILL NEED TO RE-SELECT the condensing unit.  This will allow the system to properly display the new model number with the additional letter in the nomenclature.

K/T/BVS(D) Changes -> Part 1

Changes to available models are coming to the Vertical Air Cooled condensing unit product line.  The addition of Bitzer compressors as catalog models will be integrated into NROES over the next few updates.

RSU1 will give users the capability of selecting Bitzer compressors within the ModelSelector.  Initially, in Part1, no new models will be available.  You will however need to select the compressor manufacturer in order to select the model you are looking for.  Changes to the Load Program (CalcRite, CalcuLoad & Box Wizard) will facilitate the smooth import of all the existing models.