Edited for members of all industries connected to the manufacturing and use of air conditioning, heating and refrigeration equipment. Editorial materials highlight current trends in equipment development, design, marketing, installation and management.

Established in 1985 and provides practical, application-oriented information for facility engineers, consulting engineers and mechanical contractors who design, specify, install, maintain and purchase non-residential HVACR equipment and components. Provides real-world solutions to everyday problems. Covers the commercial, industrial and institutional HVACR markets with a non-theoretical, application-oriented approach. Examines the latest changes in the design, specification, maintenance and management of non-residential HVACR systems and componentss

ASHRAE provides the latest HVAC and refrigeration information and technology through application-oriented articles. Rated by independent and blind surveys as the most credible and authoritative publication in the HVAC industry. Features cover system design, construction and service life, new products, industry meetings, shows and news, as well as promotions and awards for industry leaders.

Established in 1929 and serves the informational needs of mechanical systems engineering professionals that design, install, operate and maintain the following systems in industrial plants, commercial, institutional and government buildings: air conditioning; air pollution control; building codes, standards, controls and management systems; dust collection/fume removal; electrical services for HVAC; fire protection and detection; piping; industrial process; water pollution control and water treatment and conditioning; emissions control; energy efficiency; bioterrorism involving buildings; and noise control.

Established in 1944 and edited to serve the educational needs of the owners and managers of heating, ventilating, air conditioning and refrigerating (HVACR) commercial and industrial contracting firms and residential retail dealers. Content covers new product and market developments, as well as business/sales management for HVACR contractors serving the new construction, replacement and retrofit of service areas of the marketplace.