Ebtron

09/04/2026

🛠️ As Labor Day weekend approaches, EBTRON salutes the hardworking individuals who help make every project a success.

We wish our employees, representatives, customers, and industry partners a safe and relaxing holiday weekend.

09/03/2026

We’re hiring! EBTRON is seeking an Application Sales Engineer to support our manufacturers’ representative network, OEM customers, engineers, contractors, and other HVAC industry partners.

This hybrid technical and sales-support role focuses on helping customers properly select and apply EBTRON products while supporting established representatives throughout the sales process. This is not a cold-calling or prospecting position.

Key responsibilities include:
• Reviewing HVAC drawings, specifications, schedules, and application requirements
• Assisting with product selection, sizing, configuration, installation, and troubleshooting
• Preparing and reviewing quotations
• Following up on significant projects and sales opportunities
• Supporting OEM product integration and configuration
• Assisting with customer meetings, presentations, and product training
• Coordinating with Engineering, Production, Customer Service, and Sales

Candidates should have a bachelor’s degree in engineering or a related technical field—or at least five years of relevant experience in HVAC sales, applications, equipment, controls, or building automation.

This is a primarily office-based position with limited occasional travel.

Interested in joining EBTRON and making a measurable difference? Learn more and apply: https://f.mtr.cool/60r8m7hpx4

09/02/2026

School ventilation isn’t just about classrooms.

As students return to school, corridors are another important part of the ventilation picture. High traffic, adjacent lockers, and changing occupancy can all influence indoor air quality throughout the day.
Accurate airflow measurement helps building teams verify that ventilation is delivered where it’s needed—not assumed.

EBTRON airflow measurement solutions provide real-time airflow data to help monitor, validate, and control ventilation performance throughout the building.

Because healthy learning environments extend beyond the classroom.

09/01/2026

Need to change the airflow unit of measure on an EBTRON transmitter?
This quick how-to video walks through changing the LCD airflow unit of measure on compatible EBTRON remote transmitters.

A simple adjustment that can help make setup and field configuration easier.
▶️ Watch the video: https://youtu.be/CRB35yO5Zbc?si=uJKZGIN-NIy25MCZ

Learn how to quickly change the LCD airflow unit of measure on EBTR...

08/31/2026

EBTRON welcomed AirCarolinas team members and customers from Charleston, Columbia, and Greenville for a training event, followed by Friday night’s Panthers preseason game at Bank of America Stadium.

A great group, great conversations, and a Panthers win over the Texans made for a fun evening in the EB-Zone.

Thanks to everyone who joined us!

08/28/2026

Installing an airflow measurement probe?

Proper probe placement and installation are essential for accurate, repeatable airflow measurement.

EBTRON's installation videos walk you through the process and provide practical guidance to get it right in the field. Whether you're installing a new system or reviewing an existing application, these short videos are a helpful resource to keep on hand.

👉 Watch the installation videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNfyJ7Z68eKg

08/27/2026

The AAON Mobile Truck is making its way through Southern California this week — and EBTRON will be there!
Stop by to connect with the DMG team and EBTRON Divisional Manager Seth Letourneau, see EBTRON airflow measurement products up close, and learn how they can help support accurate, reliable airflow measurement in your applications.

📍 Orange County — August 27 | 3:00–7:00 PM
📍 San Diego — August 28 | 12:00–5:00 PM

Come by, ask questions, see the technology in action, and meet the teams supporting you in Southern California.
Register online: https://dmghvac.com/events/

08/25/2026

Does your HVAC system deliver code-minimum outdoor air at all occupied times?
Designing for minimum outdoor airflow is only part of the equation. Systems also need to deliver and maintain that airflow as operating conditions change.
EBTRON is sponsoring free access to Ross D. Montgomery, P.E.’s article from the July 2026 issue of ASHRAE Journal, which explores the importance of airflow testing, accurate and repeatable measurement, and ongoing ventilation verification.
If you work with ventilation design, TAB, commissioning, or building operations, it’s worth a read.
🔗 Read the article: https://f.mtr.cool/lzo6wytv9b

08/24/2026

A great day of learning, collaboration, and soccer in Charlotte!

On Saturday, EBTRON hosted a Technical Service Training Seminar at Bank of America Stadium, bringing our representatives together for hands-on training and discussion covering installation, configuration, diagnostics, troubleshooting, device maintenance, and more.

After a full day of technical training, the group had the opportunity to continue the conversations while enjoying Charlotte FC vs. D.C. United from the EB-Zone suite.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make the day a success. It’s always valuable to combine technical knowledge with time to connect as a team. A special thanks to Original Solutions Company, Shultz & James, and Mike Moore Sales for helping bring customers together for the day.

08/20/2026

Wildfire smoke doesn't stay outdoors.

Smoke can travel hundreds or even thousands of miles, affecting communities far from the fire itself. And when outdoor air quality deteriorates, indoor environments can be affected as well.

For building operators, the challenge is finding the right balance: protecting occupants from outdoor pollutants while continuing to provide the ventilation needed for healthy indoor spaces.

That makes knowing what is actually happening with outdoor airflow increasingly important. Accurate measurement gives building teams the information they need to monitor conditions, verify system performance, and make informed ventilation decisions as conditions change.

As wildfire smoke events become more frequent and widespread, resilient indoor air quality strategies matter more than ever.

Learn more about wildfire smoke and indoor air quality: https://f.mtr.cool/mifqrjppeg