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Digital Control with ioDigital from Moen
The new ioDigital shower system from Moen has an innovative, easy-to-use interface that gives homeowners the ability to set and maintain water temperature and flow with electronic precision. The technology is powered by an electronic valve that manages the hot and cold water. The valve can be located up to 30 feet from the bathroom for easy installation.
A/V Geeks Rejoice
OWLink's transparent DLI Fiber optic cable for HD installation for digital home networking represents a great technological improvement for the industry. The cables eliminate unsightly coax cables and cords, so you can place A/V equipment in the most convenient locations without opening walls, ceilings or floors to run cable.
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LifeCycle Brings No-Worries Fencing
A.E.R.T.'s unique manufacturing process encapsulates recycled wood fibers in recycled polyethylene plastic, making the company's LifeCycle composite fencing impervious to moisture and insect damage. You can pick it up in a residential-grade design in ½-by-5½-inch profile and a commercial grade design in ¾-by-55½-inch profile.
Thermador Says Now We're Cookin'
Thermador's sleek electric and gas cooktops are the first in the U.S. to utilize advanced infrared sensor technology to take the guesswork out of cooking, which brings precise results and saves time. The cooktops feature the company's next-generation, patented Star Burners and sport a unique retractable sensor dial that uses an infrared beam to continuously measure heat from the cookware.
It's Elementary, My Dear Builder: Tonusa's Elements LIne
It's all about versatility when it comes to renowned designer Fu-Tung Cheng and his new Eements line of cabinetry made by Tonusa. These modern cabinetry offerings feature eco- and home-friendly elements as FSC-certified Plyboo bamboo doors, soft-close hinges, 3-form resin sliding panels and recycled aluminum fixtures.
Going Pro
It's not every day you find a compact tankless water heater suitable for both heavy residential and light commercial applications. Takagi's T-K3-Pro, which features a thermal rating of 84 percent for liquid propane and 82 percent for natural gas, starts heating water at ½ a gallon per minute but can generate an unlimited supply of hot water at a maximum flow rate of 7 GPMs.