Joey Henderson, a 30-year HVAC veteran, and product development leader Nick Goode give valuable advice on how to upgrade your program’s residential wiring course. Through their six key lessons, HVAC/R students get hands-on experience with residential electricity using iConnect Training’s TUE-200 Residential Wiring Training Unit. Lesson #1: The Residential Wiring Components Instructors should familiarize…
Jim Steers, a mechanical equipment service journeyman with UA Local 50 in Ohio, also works as an instructor for one of the best UA training centers in the country. He uses iConnect Training’s TU-9240 and TU-9250 controls training units in his lessons plans. The TU-9240 HVAC Electrical Control Trainer teaches students the basics of electricity…
In the HVAC industry, hiring is very competitive. With an internal HVAC training program, companies can sharpen their technicians, build up new hires and stay up-to-date on the latest technology. In-the-field training is an acceptable option, but lacks the structured education needed to truly learn the systems and understand processes. iConnect Training can help create…
![[LAB 3] BAS Controller: How to Use the Sedona Application Editor](https://iconnecttraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/iConnect-Training-October-Blog-2021-650x366.png "[LAB 3] BAS Controller: How to Use the Sedona Application Editor")
In this lab, we will be using iConnect Training’s BL-01 BAS controller because of its small footprint and ease of moving it around. During this lab, you’ll learn how to: Connect to the emulated BAS controller with Sedona (also known as SAE) Use the Nav, Kit and Work (wiresheet) panes Add components onto the work…
![Six Lessons to Teach with the TU-406C Residential Heat Pump Training Unit [PART 2]](https://iconnecttraining.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/7-650x433.png "7")
Joey Henderson and Nick Goode continue on with the six key lessons instructors should teach their students using the TU-406C Residential Heat Pump Unit. Below is the summarized transcription from the second part of the video. Lesson #5: How to Measure the Dry Bulb and Wet Bulb on the Return in the Supply Instructors can…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: [email protected] Next Evolution of High-Performance Buildings In 2005, U.S. Congress defined a high-performance building for the first time, explaining it as “a building that integrates and optimizes all major High Performance Building attributes, including energy efficiency, durability, life-cycle performance, and occupant productivity.” Congress further clarified the definition…