One of the critical aspects of HVAC systems is energy consumption and the roles that HVAC engineering, construction, and maintenance play in optimizing energy usage. The National Air Duct Cleaners Association (NADCA) is uniquely qualified to provide guidance for consumers and the industry on the best practices for inspecting, maintaining and restoring HVAC systems. 

Learn to clarify, simplify, maximize, and multiply your way to a debt free business plan and find where the real money is. 

Remote monitoring of refrigerant pressure and temperature from anywhere in the world with an internet connection, is now possible. 

Learn how to meet the needs of your customers using wireless technology and ensure compliance with new regulations. 

Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) impact the indoor air quality and can have deleterious effects on human health. This session will describe instruments and laboratory-based methods available to measure VOCs. 

Learn about the latest in refrigerant technology for the low pressure chiller market.

This session will discuss building integration with the smart grid, DERs (Distributed Energy Resources), TES (Transactive Energy Systems), and DR (Demand Response) applications.

BACnet is introducing new features that will help facility managers to implement an Internet of Things (IoT) strategy for their facilities. IoT is important to facility managers as devices such as chillers, boilers, lights, fire alarm, security, and elevators come with network smarts onboard to monitor the health, status, and energy consumption through their front end software applications.

This course provides the compliance path and gives credit for integrated design resulting in energy savings such as efficient use of building mass. 

When implementing high-efficiency boilers in retrofit situations, realizing the anticipated efficiency gains can be elusive.