Hvac School - For Techs, By Techs

A quick conversation on using a voltmeter to measure “voltage drop” across loads and switches and some of the differences

Ty Brannaman from NTI comes on the podcast to share his passion for teaching as well as his approach to being an impactful educator

A quick look at Bryan’s take on practical safety improvements and the safety year in review at Kalos

Tim Fregeau from Goodway joins us and talks about descaling best practices and why it matters to you.

In this live episode, we talk Heat pumps, why Bryan like them, why other people don’t, how to charge and diagnose them and defrost

In this crossover episode Bryan talks with Gary from HVAC Know It All about some of the phrases that techs throw around that are often false.

In this short we discuss the differences between these gases and why only nitrogen is to be used for purging, flowing and pressurization

In this LIVE episode we talk about diagnosing inverter systems and some of the issues and solutions for overvoltage

Jim is back taking about common faults with high efficiency 90+ Condensing Ga furnaces and their installation

There is nothing wrong with being a follower but if you are ready to move to leadership here are my tips

So great live guests join to discuss the advantages, disadvantages and challenges of ductless & VRF

Jamie is back on the podcast talking about the merits and pitfalls of floating head pressure and why you might care

In this short episode Bryan talks about breakers, why they trip what they do and some diffent types and considerations

In this episode from the archives Dan Holohan joins us on the podcast and talks about his vast experience in Steam learned from long dead men.

In this honest... maybe overly honest... live podcast we talk about the dark side of white shirts and ways the industry can make money while doing the fundamentals well

Bert joins Bryan to talk about what he's learned to help prevent the dreaded callback

IF you are new to the HVAC trade here are 7 things to apply to help you win

Jim is back to talk about power quality meters and what they are good for as well as how they are used

We talk through (once again) what REALLY causes capacitors to fail and what to do about it