James Dulley Column November 2008 Graphics

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Update Bulletin Number - Topic
355 - Steel doors	- c355-1.jpg- color photo - This insulated steel door system includes a sidelight which can be opened for moving large items into the house. - Photo credit - Peachtree Doors and Windows - c355-2.jpg - color photo - This steel door has a foam insulation core and insulated double-pane glass in sidelights and transom. - Photo credit - Peachtree Doors and Windows - c355-3.jpg - color photo - Prehung steel door has strong door frame and aluminum threshold. Notice the screws in the adjustable threshold seal area. - Photo credit - Peachtree Doors and Windows - c355-4.jpg - color photo - The decorative glass in this insulated steel door is easy to keep clean and difficult to break through. - Photo credit - Therma-Tru - c355-5.jpg - color photo - Frosted glass in insulated steel door provides natural light without sacrificing privacy and security. - Photo credit - Therma-Tru - c355-6.jpg - color photo - Insulated steel doors have sidelights available with matching decorative insulating glass. - Photo credit - Therma-Tru
597 - Portable electric power	- c597-1.jpg- color photo - A portable battery power pack includes a LED work light, air pump and an inverter which will handle 400 watts of 120-volt electricity. - Black and Decker - c597-2.jpg - color photo - Portable battery power pack can keep notebook computer and cell phone running during a power outage or when outdoors. - Photo credit - Black and Decker - c597-3.jpg - color photo - This portable battery power pack has a push-button on the front to indicate the battery voltage charge level on the digital readout. - Photo credit - James Dulley - c597-4.jpg - color photo - The bottom output panel swings down to expose the 12-volt and 120-volt electrical outlet receptacles. - Photo credit - James Dulley - c597-5.jpg - color photo - The car starting jumper cables and air pump hose are located in a recessed panel in the back of the portable battery power pack.. - Photo credit - James Dulley - c597-6.jpg - color photo - James Dulley connects his corn/wood pellet stove to a battery power pack to keep it running for a day or more when the electricity goes off.. - Photo credit - James Dulley
664 - Trouble lights	- c664-1.jpg- color photo - James Dulley is using a 20-LED trouble light to inspect his corn-burning stove this fall. - Photo credit - James Dulley - c664-2.jpg - color photo - This 20-LED trouble light has a swivel hook and a magnetic circle for easy positioning in the work area. - Photo credit - James Dulley - c664-3.jpg - color photo - James Dulley is using a long fluorescent trouble light to inspect the firebox and damper area in his wood-burning fireplace. - Photo credit - James Dulley - c664-4.jpg - color photo - A standard cage-type trouble light with an incandescent bulb is inefficient and gets very hot. - Photo credit - James Dulley - c664-5.jpg - color photo - This 14-LED trouble light operates on three AA batteries and the LED's last from 10,000 hours. - Photo credit - Black and Decker - c664-6.jpg - color photo - A battery-operated LED trouble light is ideal for emergency lighting with the electric power goes off. - Photo credit - Black and Decker
794 - Alternative fuels	- c794-1.jpg- color photo - This shows the interior of a high-efficiency condensing furnace. Notice the tubular-style heat exchangers near the top.- Photo credit - Maytag - c794-2.jpg - color photo - This is a high-efficiency oil boiler for floor radiant or baseboard heating. Gas and propane models are also available. - Photo credit - Burnham - c794-3.jpg - color photo - A super-efficient geothermal heat pump shown with and without the front cover. Notice the large air cleaner and water fittings for also heating hot water. - Photo credit - Waterfurnace - c794-4.jpg - color photo - This is a 50-pound bag of shelled corn which can be burned in corn stoves and some pellet stoves. Corn, bought directly from the farm, is on the least expensive sources of heat for a home. - Photo credit - James Dulley - c794-5.jpg - color photo - This is a heat pump used in a hybrid heating/cooling system with a gas, propane or oil furnace. This models uses ozone-friendly R410A refrigerant instead of freon. - Photo credit - Carrier - c794-6.jpg - color photo - Baseboard electric resistance heat is expensive to operate, but makes zoning simple for overall savings. - Photo credit - James Dulley