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Indianapolis, IN (PRWEB) July 28, 2014

Zoning is becoming more and more popular in the residential and commercial markets. In residential applications, accessing duct work can present a challenge in existing construction. When bonus rooms and room additions are considered, there may not be duct work running to these areas.

Jackson Systems introduces the latest in zone control, the Motorized Zone Register (MZR). The MZR is a low-cost, rugged, metal, motorized zone register designed to work with most forced air zone control systems. It can also be used as a stand-alone register with a wall-mounted thermostat to eliminate over-heating and over-cooling in bonus rooms, sun rooms, guest rooms and basements.

This easy-to-install zone register allows zoning to be installed in almost all residential applications. It is designed to fit most register boots and comes in many sizes, most in both tan and white. There is also a polymer version available for side wall installations.

The MZR is a standard register with a 24VAC spring open/power close actuator. It uses standard gauge thermostat wire (plenum-rated wire may be required if running through duct work.) The MZR can be wired to a stand-alone thermostat for control of the register in single zone applications, or it can be wired to a zone panel and for multiple zone applications. Up to 6 Motorized Zone Dampers can be connected to a single zone.

The MZR is another innovative solution from Jackson Systems designed to make zoning easier and more profitable for HVAC contractors.

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Jackson Systems is a leading direct-to-contractor HVAC controls manufacturer and distributor. We produce innovative products for the commercial and residential markets. Ease of installation is built into every design, providing the most contractor-friendly products in the industry. Strong technical support and free same-day shipping are the cornerstone of our excellent client service. Jackson Systems is "Controls Done Right."

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Banner Plumbing recently opened a walk-in display area for individual homeowners looking to spruce up their kitchens.

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Its nothing new or fresh, but how we approach it is, he said. We think we have one of the nicer showrooms in the industry.

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"It's starting to become more vibrant, but it was dead. It was dead for 10 years," said Costello, whose offices are located on the downtown lakefront. "I sit at my office and look out and won't see anybody for three or four hours at a time."

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