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ON DEMAND This webinar will provide a technical overview of the many different R-22 retrofits available today and how to choose the right retrofit solution. Also a brief discussion of R-22 market dynamics will be covered. A summary of what products are offered and for which specific application each one is best suited will be included along with selection criteria.
Read MoreON DEMAND This presentation will provide insight on design considerations to properly size a ground heat exchanger.
Read MoreON DEMAND The International Copper Association is teaming up with Super Radiator Coils to present a new webinar focused on the use of MicroGroove technology in large coils under demanding conditions. Learn from a leading manufacturer of heat exchangers how smaller-diameter copper MicroGroove tubing can be applied to meet the challenges of efficiency, cost, space and weight.
Read MoreON DEMAND Join the DuPont Refrigerants Team as they provide an overview of the new EPA final rule, discuss R-22 market dynamics, and cover the retrofit refrigerant options available today to support the industry through this transition.
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On Demand The World Series Of HVAC Customer Service is a series of THREE webinars held on consecutive Thursdays this fall from the Nation’s TOP HVAC trainers. Help your office staff by investing in their improvement with these three powerful courses:
On Demand HVAC technicians already know the ins and outs of condensing furnace technology. What contractors may not realize is there’s an immediate opportunity to leverage this expertise to add an entirely new product offering to their portfolios, ultimately growing their business and increasing profitability.
Read MoreOn Demand Using CO2 as a refrigerant certainly is not a new idea. But, as the threat of phase-downs and regulations target HFC refrigerants and a growing number of companies seek to improve environmental responsibility and energy efficiency, the viability and popularity of natural refrigerants, such as CO2, in supermarket and commercial refrigeration applications is increasing – and, with it, the solutions and technologies to safely and competitively implement it.
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