Four products from CCW Concentrates have earned the Green Seal certification for their standards in performance, health and sustainability. The products are part of CCW’s High Performance Health Cleaning program and include the company’s glass cleaner, bowl cleaner, neutral floor cleaner and auto scrub neutral floor cleaner. The products are highly concentrated in order to reduce storage space and environmental footprint and should be mixed with water at time of application.

Milwaukee-based Johnson Controls added a new rooftop heat pump to its Champion brand. The direct replacement design matches other manufactures’ footprints for reduced installation time and cost. Available in 3-ton and 8-ton options, the heat pump has smart controls in order to optimize system setup and monitoring. These smart controls can link to the Mobile Access Portal to be viewed on smartphones, tablets or remote PCs. An optional fault detection program is available to provide users with detailed alerts if problems occur.

The OSQ Series by Cree Inc. has increased the efficiency performance of its latest area and flood LED luminaires by 58 percent from the previous generation. Housed in cast aluminum with a weather-tight LED driver, the luminaires have a 100,000-hour lifetime. In order to meet the demand for cleaner and more efficient energy resources, Cree has added a 28L outdoor area and flood light to its OSQ Series. The 28L delivers up to 28,285 lumens, offering better light and increased energy savings. Energy usage can further be reduced by 80 percent when updating the outdated HID fixtures up to 1000W.

Pittsburgh-based company PPG has come out with three new colors for their insulating glass units (IGUs), Ultra-Clear, Optiblue and Optigray. Two of the IGUs are Solarban 90 low-emissivity glass and they blocks heat gain 15 percent more effectively than the Solarban 70XL. PPG designed this glass to give architects more options when balancing performance and aesthetics for projects. In a standard 1-inch IGU, the Solarban 90 Optigray comes in a warm gray appearance with a high visible light transmittance (VLT) of 36 percent and a solar-heat gain coefficient (SHGC) of 0.20.