This course is sponsored by New Jersey's Clean Energy Program and the Eastern Heating & Cooling Council. Proper preparation is key in achieving NATE certification. This course was designed to translate the knowledge technicians already use in the field into test-taking readiness. By reviewing the basics of electricity, the refrigeration cycle, and troubleshooting, this course is an excellent preparation for the Core, Air Conditioning and/or Heat Pump exams. Earn 6 NATE CEHs toward re-certification in any specialty certification you already hold. Review on day 1 runs 9-4; exam on day 2 runs 9-1.

This course is sponsored by New Jersey's Clean Energy Program and the Eastern Heating & Cooling Council. This course will provide an overview of air conditioning fundamentals and includes topics such as saturation charts, condenser and evaporator operation, superheat and subcooling, compression ratio and charging by weight, as well as reading schematics for both split systems and packaged units. The class will also explore the sequence of operations for air conditioning systems in order to create a more logical method for diagnostic procedures. This approach will allow technicians to troubleshoot and diagnose R-22 as well as R-410A air conditioning system problems faster and more accurately. Technicians who complete this course will earn 6 NATE CEHs toward all re-certifications except Hydronics and/or 6 BPI continuing education credits.

This course is sponsored by New Jersey's Clean Energy Program and the Eastern Heating & Cooling Council. This seminar will provide field service personnel with the necessary training and practical knowledge for the safe performance of service on systems containing R-410A and R-407C. In addition, technicians will learn about the R-22 phase-out, appropriate refrigerant and oil applications, service techniques and safe handling of R-410A. Technicians who attend will earn 4 NATE CEHs toward re-certification in Air Conditioning and/or Heat Pump specialties and/or 4 BPI continuing education credits.

This course is sponsored by New Jersey's Clean Energy Program and the Eastern Heating & Cooling Council. This seminar will provide field service personnel with the necessary training and practical knowledge for the safe performance of service on systems containing R-410A and R-407C. In addition, technicians will learn about the R-22 phase-out, appropriate refrigerant and oil applications, service techniques and safe handling of R-410A. Technicians who attend will earn 4 NATE CEHs toward re-certification in Air Conditioning and/or Heat Pump specialties and/or 4 BPI continuing education credits.

This course is sponsored by New Jersey's Clean Energy Program and the Eastern Heating & Cooling Council. This course will provide an overview of air conditioning fundamentals and includes topics such as saturation charts, condenser and evaporator operation, superheat and subcooling, compression ratio and charging by weight, as well as reading schematics for both split systems and packaged units. The class will also explore the sequence of operations for air conditioning systems in order to create a more logical method for diagnostic procedures. This approach will allow technicians to troubleshoot and diagnose R-22 as well as R-410A air conditioning system problems faster and more accurately. Technicians who complete this course will earn 6 NATE CEHs toward all re-certifications except Hydronics and/or 6 BPI continuing education credits.

This course is sponsored by New Jersey's Clean Energy Program and the Eastern Heating & Cooling Council. All newly installed high-efficiency equipment should be sized within fifteen percent of the calculated loads as estimated in accordance with the Air Conditioning Contractors of America (ACCA) Manual J (or an equivalent estimation procedure). This is also vital for residential customers to be eligible for rebates on high-efficiency HVAC. This course will help you do just that, and will include, as time allows, a brief demonstration of full-version 8th edition software currently available. Technicians earn 6 NATE CEHs toward re-certification in all specialties except Refrigeration Installation and/or 6 BPI continuing education credits. Participants need to bring a calculator!

This course is sponsored by New Jersey's Clean Energy Program and the Eastern Heating & Cooling Council. Proper preparation is key in achieving NATE certification. This course was designed to translate the knowledge technicians already use in the field into test-taking readiness. By reviewing the basics of electricity, the refrigeration cycle, and troubleshooting, this course is an excellent preparation for the Core, Air Conditioning and/or Heat Pump exams. Earn 6 NATE CEHs toward re-certification in any specialty certification you already hold. Review on day 1 runs 9-4; exam on day 2 runs 9-1.

This course is sponsored by New Jersey's Clean Energy Program and the Eastern Heating & Cooling Council. Topics will include: proper installation procedures of newly constructed ductwork, as well as pre-existing ducts; how to spot problems with leaking ducts; how sealing a duct run can inversely affect not only the airflow, but also the static pressure inside a duct; total effective length of ductwork in a house; performance problems that may occur when using duct board and flex duct; the importance of proper duct design utilizing ACCA Manual D. This approach of selecting the proper size and sealing ductwork can reduce a multitude of air related problems that most houses are faced with today. 6 NATE CEHs toward re-certification in all specialties except Oil Hydronics and Refrigeration and/or 6 BPI continuing education credits.

This course is sponsored by New Jersey's Clean Energy Program and the Eastern Heating & Cooling Council. This comprehensive course is for the technician just getting started in the vast field of using water to heat a structure. Learn: the fundamental operation and troubleshooting of boilers, piping and circulator pumps; how the thermodynamics of water will affect the flow; how to zone a structure properly; why pressure is so important to the system; how to remove air from different systems; and why air removal is vital to the system. This class will teach the technician all of the basics of the most popular hydronic systems that are used in our industry, including low-pressure water systems as well as steam systems. 6 NATE CEHs toward Hydronics re-certification and/or 6 BPI continuing education credits.

This course is sponsored by New Jersey's Clean Energy Program and the Eastern Heating & Cooling Council. Topics will include: proper installation procedures of newly constructed ductwork, as well as pre-existing ducts; how to spot problems with leaking ducts; how sealing a duct run can inversely affect not only the airflow, but also the static pressure inside a duct; total effective length of ductwork in a house; performance problems that may occur when using duct board and flex duct; the importance of proper duct design utilizing ACCA Manual D. This approach of selecting the proper size and sealing ductwork can reduce a multitude of air related problems that most houses are faced with today. 6 NATE CEHs toward re-certification in all specialties except Oil Hydronics and Refrigeration and/or 6 BPI continuing education credits.