What is Bard unit?

The Bard gas/electric unit combines the benefits of gas heating and high efficiency electric cooling with the space saving design advantages of a wall-mounted unit.

Who owns Bard furnaces?

the Bard Manufacturing Company
Bard furnaces are produced by the Bard Manufacturing Company.

Where are Bard units made?

Our three modern facilities in Bryan, Ohio; Madison, Georgia; and Saltillo, Mexico utilize state-of-the-art equipment that enables us to manufacture top-caliber products to our globally expanding market.

What is a Ruud system?

The Ruud Comfort Control System is the first to apply time-tested microprocessor “Smart” technology to monitor performance, conduct self-diagnostics, and provide active protection on residential condensing units to quickly and accurately direct technicians to the source of malfunctions.

How do I read my bard model number?

Look for the first or last two numbers of the model number. They will divisible by 6 or 12, and represent the nominal BTU of the system in thousands. A ton of air conditioning equals 12,000 BTU and, using model number 36WH7 for example, 36 divided by 12 equals 3, so the data plate below indicates the system is 3 tons.

Do they still make Bard furnaces?

Today, Bard produces residential and commercial furnaces, heat pumps, and air conditioners. A privately owned company that is headquartered in Ohio, Bard has features a wide array of HVAC products that are known for their durability and efficient operation.

Is Bard a good oil furnace?

Bringing Comfort Home. Bard patented our first oil furnace in 1934 and we’re still making them for residential customers today. Our modern oil furnaces are smart, dependable and very efficient.

Is Bard still a business?

Around 2012, Bard acquired the company Lutonix. On April 23, 2017, it was announced that Bard would be bought by Becton Dickinson for $24 billion. On December 29, 2017, the acquisition was completed.

Is Rudd better than Rheem?

The major difference in the Rheem vs. Ruud AC comparison is that Rheem units tend to be quieter while Ruud units appear to have more solid construction. Find a local contractor who can help you determine which brand best fits the needs of your home.

What instruments do bards play?

The Player’s Handbook lists the following instruments Bards and other characters may have proficiency with:

• Bagpipes.
• Drum.
• Dulcimer.
• Flute.
• Lute.
• Lyre.
• Horn.
• Pan Flute.