Residential Heat Load Analyst
Improperly Sized? Probably!
Residential energy studies show that 72% of systems are improperly sized. Determining the proper heating and cooling load for a structure is one of the most important processes when installing a new HVAC system.
A system that is too large or small can greatly impact not only the building occupant's comfort and health but also the energy consumption of the structure and equipment life.
Instructor Resources
This training program simplifies the task of teaching students and technicians Residential Heat Load Calculations.
The four main areas covered in the instructor PowerPoint include:
Introduction to building heat transfer
Building envelope analysis
Windows and doors
Heat gain and loss calculations
Student Workbook
The student workbook includes PowerPoint note pages and thorough worksheets so students can put their learning to work.
Certification
The 100-question Residential Heat Load Analyst Certification measures one's ability to properly determine the heating and cooling load of a structure, ensuring optimal system performance, less energy consumption, longer equipment life, and greater customer satisfaction.