Variable Speed Technology in HVAC Systems

Building Science Heat Pump HVAC Residential On-Demand

At a Glance

Cost

Free

Duration

1 hour, 30 minutes

About This Course

Variable speed technology is revolutionizing how we heat and cool our homes, offering energy-efficient solutions that adapt to specific needs. This comprehensive on demand course dives into the diverse variable speed options available for residential HVAC applications, from blower motors to inverter-driven compressors to make informed recommendations to meet your customers' unique requirements. It begins with an overview of variable speed technology and how it's used in residential HVAC systems. We then explore the different types of applications that use variable speed technology and review its advantages and disadvantages. Finally, we cover special considerations for installing, servicing and maintaining variable-speed HVAC applications. This course is included in the 12 part U.S. Department of Energy, Energy Skilled series to prepare you for meaningful and in-demand jobs in building energy efficiency. Complete all 12 on demand courses to become Energy Skilled recognized in Heat Pump Installation.

Instructor

Name

Tim Smith

Bio

Tim has 32 years in the HVAC Industry and has been President of Smith & Associates, providing HVACR technical training, certification testing and residential energy audits from 1993 to the present. He has been an Assistant Professor of Heating Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Technical Services at Hudson Valley Community College in Troy, New York from August, 1990 to the present. He earned an Assoc. of Occupational Studies in Heating, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Technical Services at Hudson Valley Community College in 1986; a BS in Technical Education at the State University of New York at Oswego, 1996; and is a BPI Certified Building Analyst, Heating Professional and AC/Heat Pump Professional.

Provider

PG&E

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