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Did You Know Episode 200: LIVE from IvyTech Community College in Bloomington, Indiana
CourseWe are on the move again this week. Join us for a LIVE broadcast from IvyTech for a day of technician festivities. We will be spending time students, faculty and peers.
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Did You Know Episode 201: From Foundation to Rooftop-Building a Better Envelope
CourseThe building decides the load before anyone picks out equipment. Walls, roof, windows, foundation and every seam in between — that is the building envelope. Tighten it up, and the heating and cooling loads drop. Leave gaps, and the equipment has to c
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Did You Know Episode 202: EPA 608 Updated Question Bank, Leak Rates and Resources
CourseWe send out emails, make calls and post on social media about the latest EPA updates. Even so, our phones still ring all day with questions. So we're going straight to the source. Howard Weiss and Jason Obrzut join us to clear things up. They explain what's true and what's not about the recent EPA changes, and what those changes really mean for you. If you work in HVACR, you'll want to hear this one. And here's a friendly reminder: when we passed the EPA certification test, we all agreed to keep up with changes to the rules. This episode makes that easy. Tune in, get the facts and stay current.
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Did You Know Episode 203: Creating the Perfect Program Advisory Committee (PAC) Meeting
CoursePAC meeting? Does that mean “Please Attend, Coworkers”? Not quite! A Program Advisory Committee (PAC) brings together contractors, distributors, community members, students, educators and industry professionals to help shape the future of an HVACR program. Dr. James Crisp joins us to explain the PAC basics, followed by a fun SKIT with industry professionals showing how a great PAC meeting should operate.
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Did You Know Episode 204: Are You Prepared for the Electric Water Heater Transition?
CourseThe U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) residential water heater efficiency standards take effect on May 6, 2029, which will require HPWH's for most Electric applications. These units have a sealed refrigerant system. That means anyone who opens it needs EPA Section 608 certification. Most residential units count as small appliances, so they fall under Type I. So should plumbers earn their 608 certification and learn refrigeration, or should HVAC techs learn plumbing? On this episode of Did You Know: The ESCO HVAC Show, we dig into the new ESCO Institute curriculum built to train the heat pump water heater techs this market needs.
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