A - Select option A on the BIS Menu, Building Information Search. You will be directed to the Building Information Search screen. You will need to enter the precise address (house number and street name) of the desired property, or the block and lot number or the Building Identification Number (BIN). You will be directed to the Property Profile Overview screen.

A - Select option A on the BIS Menu, Building Information Search. You will be directed to the Building Information Search screen. You will be required to enter the precise address, the house number and street name or the block and lot number or the Building Identification Number (BIN). You will be directed to the Property Profile Overview screen. Scroll down to the bottom of the page to "View Boilers" which will direct you to the Compliance Boiler Query screen. See similar questions...

No, Sterilight systems are designed with inlet/outlet ports correctly sized for the specific application. As an example, the 8 USGPM system comes with 3/4" ports. The typical pressure drop on this system would be 2-3 psi. See similar questions...

A - You can find out if you have any violations by researching information in the DOB's Public Access computers located in the borough office. You will need the address where the boiler or elevator is located. You can also use the Department's online Building Information System. See similar questions...

A - Select option A on the BIS Menu, Building Information Search. You will be directed to the Building Information Search screen. You will be required to enter the precise address, the house number and street name or the block and lot number or the Building Identification Number (BIN). You will be directed to the Property Profile Overview screen. Scroll down to the bottom of the page to "View Boilers" which will direct you to the Compliance Boiler Query screen. See similar questions...

Accepta’s advanced boiler water treatment chemicals include scale and corrosion inhibitors, antifoams, sludge conditioners and more, used for improving the efficiency of steam and other boiler systems. See similar questions...

There is an air block, so you should let the air out as the water goes in by lifting the syringe slightly out of the tank when filling with water. See similar questions...

If because of age, inefficiency or lack of capacity your current boiler needs to be replaced, we can advise you on the latest developments in boilers and tankless water heaters. See similar questions...

Yes. If welding is required, it shall be done by a contractor holding an 'R' stamp. New Hampshire Administrative Rules Chapter LAB 1203.02 Boilers and Pressure Vessels. See similar questions...

A letter shall be submitted prior to the expiration date. New Hampshire Administrative Rules for Chapter LAB 1202.01 Boilers and Pressure Vessels. See similar questions...

The Handyspray comes with a "Flow Control Valve" which allows you to adjust the water pressure as per your family's requirement. Then use the trigger to control the water flow The Handyspray can be easily removed and installed in another location when moving. Just make sure that you keep the connector pipe when you install the Handyspray product. See similar questions...

Because Sidney-Pacific was built in such a great, environmentally conscientious city like Cambridge we had to obey their water conservation laws. Thus the water pressure is a little low. The knob in the shower does increase the water pressure if you turn it several times (or at least we like to think it does). See similar questions...

A - YES – An elevator application (form ELV-1 and ELV-15) or a boiler application (form PW-1) permit must be filed at the Department of Buildings 280 Broadway - 4th floor by your elevator company or contractor/boiler installer. A - YES – But specific issues pertaining to "mixed use" buildings should be referred to a Department of Buildings' Boiler Division technical person. They can be reached at 212 566-5430. See similar questions...

The average reduction from the pooled results of six clinical trials for hypertensive patients with high BP (>140/90 mmHg) is 14/8 mmHg. However, a number of factors affect the expected reduction: the greater the baseline BP, the older the patient and the more slow breathing time accumulated per week, the greater the reduction. See similar questions...