The 2022 AHR Expo, held from January 31 to February 2 in Las Vegas, brought together the HVACR industry’s largest and most diverse group of professionals for three dynamic days of collaboration, innovation, and hands-on exploration. This annual event continues to be an essential forum for both industry giants and emerging startups, offering a unique platform for showcasing the latest HVACR technologies and trends.
Throughout the event, attendees were introduced to cutting-edge products, services, and technologies from a variety of exhibitors across the industry. With exhibitors at every level—from established brands with decades of experience to innovative startups—each booth provided insights into the future of HVACR, highlighting advancements in energy efficiency, smart controls, and sustainable technology.
One of the highlights at Booth #C3606/3506 was a comprehensive display of solutions tailored to meet the demands of both residential and industrial applications. Exhibitors here showcased systems designed for enhanced performance, durability, and eco-friendliness, catering to the growing global emphasis on sustainable and resilient HVACR infrastructure. The booth attracted professionals from multiple sectors, including engineers, contractors, manufacturers, and suppliers, who engaged in live demonstrations, product discussions, and networking sessions.
Educational sessions, led by industry experts, offered deep dives into emerging topics, such as the increasing integration of IoT in HVACR systems, new regulatory standards, and the impact of global supply chain shifts. These sessions gave attendees actionable insights and the opportunity to learn from experienced leaders, ensuring they walked away with knowledge that could be immediately applied in their businesses.
Overall, the 2022 AHR Expo served as an invaluable experience for all who attended, providing a forward-looking view of the HVACR industry and its exciting innovations.
Ductless mini split technology is the largest growing sector in the industry. Use this new model training unit to teach the skills necessary to capitalize on the growing electrification of HVAC to reduce global warming.
TU-701 Table Top Heat Pump Trainer provides real world experience in troubleshooting wiring, piping and controls on a working heat pump unit. The trainer is perfect for introduction to heat pump theory.
TU-406 RESIDENTIAL HEAT PUMP TRAINER – Real world experience in troubleshooting wiring, piping and controls of a working air conditioning unit for a whole house.
The TU-106 Dual-Application Commercial Refrigeration Trainer can show operation of multi-evaporator systems, dual temperature applications (low and medium) and an electric resistant heat defrost cycle.
This TU-100 basic Refrigeration training unit demonstrates domestic refrigerator and freezers, self-contained air conditioning units and reverse cycle or heat pump systems.
This air conditioning & refrigeration trainer demonstrates basic refrigeration and air conditioning principles in a compact size.
TU-9230 Refrigeration Training System teaches the principals of medium and low-temp refrigeration
TU-9240 HVAC Electrical Control Trainer gives students the opportunity to learn the basics of electricity, and then proceed on to learn how to set up a control circuit
The PT-181 is a portable training unit specifically designed for the DDC (Direct Digital Controls) industry. It is packaged with curriculum that is both embedded in the Trainer and contained in a written workbook resulting
in a highly interactive student – trainer experience. The PT-181 incorporates some of the most popular DDC devices currently in use.
The PT-201 is designed specifically for training DDC/BAS programmers who work with programmable unitary controllers. Graphical object oriented programming is presented using the non-proprietary, open-licensed Sedona Framework®
The BL-02 is designed specifically for training DDC/BAS technicians and programmers who work with programmable unitary controllers. Graphical object oriented programming is presented using the nonproprietary, open-licensed Sedona Framework®.
BL-01 packaged benchtop learning system is intended for Building Automation and HVAC controls technicians/programmers who work with BAS controllers. Input/output devices are prewired. The Level 1 curriculum is
web-based and highly interactive emphasizing BACnet networking and Sedona programming.
