HVAC - Course Details

Recommended refresher course for all service technicians. Why do we need to vent a gas fired appliance? What is Category I, II, III, IV Venting? When do we need a chimney liner? How do we size a chimney liner? When do we need to use type "B" vent? What size type "B" vent do I need?

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For those individuals who already have a basic background in refrigeration and air conditioning, this newly revised course covers heat pump fundamentals, components, applications, installation and service. Heat gain and heat loss calculations are included, as are troubleshooting guides for both the electrical and refrigeration systems.

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This basic electricity course provides an introduction of electrical laws and principles, covering topics that anyone who works with electricity must know to be effective. Simple electrical circuits will be explored and proper troubleshooting techniques will be covered.

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Course will cover the following topics: Distinction between Mechanical Electrical Electronic Controls, Fluidic Action, Electronic Control, Powered by Battery, Power source from device with surge protection, Power stealing from Control Circuit, Type of input sensing devices, Type of output devices, Solid State output, Type of Control Loops.

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This supplemental training is to be used with and requires knowledge of basic mechanical refrigeration. Review the current EPA Section 608 regulations as is applies to R410A, its properties, safe handling, service and troubleshooting.

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The ECM (Electronically Commutated Motor) is an ultra high efficiency programmable brushless DC motor utilizing a permanent magnet rotor and a built-in inverter used on most high efficiency appliances today. Learn about the theory of operation and proper safety, set-up, start-up and troubleshooting techniques.

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Because of the many dangers related to acidic condensate, the sizing of gas vents is extremely critical for Category 1 type gas appliances. Based on the IFGC 2006, the course will focus on proper vent sizing, connectors and natural draft for category 1 appliances.

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Basic understanding of electricity, volts, ocups and ohms. Function and application of thermocouple in a safety circuit. ECM in series with safety valve. Theory and application of power pile generators. Simple and Series application. Understanding of flame rod vilification with an electronic temperature controller. This course will familiarize technicians with the basics of servicing hot water heating systems.

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Thermostatic Expansion Valves are a controlling device for regulating the flow of volatile refrigerant into a cooling unit, actuated by changes in cooling unit pressure and superheat of the refrigerant leaving the cooling unit. This course will provide a practical experience in connecting, charging, servicing equipment as well as proper safety procedures.

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For those individuals who already have a basic background in refrigeration and air conditioning, this newly revised course covers heat pump fundamentals, components, applications, installation and service.

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This comprehensive course covers the basics of low voltage field wiring for HVAC equipment, boilers, hot water tanks and refrigeration equipment.

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This course prepares HVAC-R technicians with the knowledge needed to respond professionally to current and future environmental challenges. Refrigerant Transition Recovery Certification Program. EPA approved program covering Type I, II, III appliance testing.

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Experienced installation and service technicians who are familiar with gas heating should attend this course. This class is designed to familiarize the technician with the unique features of the modulating furnace, set up and adjusting as well as troubleshooting the modulating furnace.

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Learn the fundamentals of ACCA’s manual D, load calculation, duct design, and room air distribution. Quality HVAC system design is the foundation for a professional installation

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Indepth coverage of ACCA’s manual D, load calculation, duct design, and room air distribution. Quality HVAC system design is the foundation for a professional installation

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You will learn an introduction to combustion, analysis, theory, the Stoichiometric Curve, and diagnostic procedures and repairs that can enable you to ensure your customers will get the maximum safety and efficiency from all of their combustion equipment.

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This training course focuses on the basic understanding of hydronic heat and of the components in a hot water heating system. Focus on centrifugal pump performance, primary and secondary loop pumping, economical fast system venting options and preventative maintenance procedures.

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This advanced training course covers the applications and proper control of high efficiency and multi stage heat pumps. In addition, instruction in the components and operation of a heating system based on heat pump technology will also be reviewed.

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Indoor Air Quality 101 is the first in a series of indoor air quality courses. Training on basic psychrometrics, relative humidity, how to achieve target levels for humidity and different methods to control humidity.

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One of the most important issues facing the oil heat industry today is the need for qualified, well-trained Technicians who can set-up new equipment accurately and keep existing systems operating efficiently. From attending this course, you will gain State-of-the art installation tips and service capabilities that will keep your customers happy and help you attract new customers.

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