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HVACTA: Package PM

HVACTA: Package PM

HVACTA: Package PMPackage units are common in Florida. As a result, HVACTA workshops include package unit diagnostics, troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, and component replacement.

Package Unit

The recent hurricane caused package unit damage, participants shown are focusing on complete evaluation and repair. Ultimately a defrost board will need to be replaced. Once resolved, full preventive maintenance will be performed.

From split systems to mini splits, to package units, hands are getting dirty on them all.

Danny
407-878-0474
2nd Chance University
HVAC Technical Academy
Sanford, Florida
Email: info@HVATA.com

HVACTA Day One: Ladder and Lifting

HVACTA Day One: Ladder and Lifting

Today marks the first day for participants within HVAC Technical Academy formally begin their HVAC journey. Is there a better way to get on the road than by obtaining safety ladder climbing and motor lifting? I thought not!

Ladder and Lifting

Safety is key to success in the HVAC Industry. A simple miscue on a ladder or improper lift could end your career. Recognizing the importance of safety, day one is dedicated to proper lifting and ladder climbing techniques.

As the photos show, all participants made it to roof safely. To complicate things, each carried a 25-pound tool bag filled with tools of the trade.

Looking forward to being part of this journey.

We are a training facility where “Learn by Doing” defines our approach to get YOU on a career path. Background friendly, HVAC Technical Academy partnered with 2nd Chance University and to assist ALL desiring personal and professional success.

Danny
407-878-0474
2nd Chance University
HVAC Technical Academy
Sanford, Florida
Email: info@HVATA.com

HVACTA: Heavy Lifting

HVACTA: Heavy Lifting

HVACTA: Heavy LiftingEquipment deliveries require attention to detail AND heavy lifting. Today a delivery from Florida Cooling had all participants involved with inspecting and placing two condensers and one air handler.

Heavy Lifting

From conception to completion, HVAC Technical Academy participants get it all. If you have what it takes to become a successful HVAC Service Technician, consider our approach to get you there in six weeks via a most aggressive learn by doing approach.

During our 6-week workshop you get down with hands-on involvement… period! With a maximum of ten participants per term, October is filling up so you best make your move now.

Danny
407-878-0474
2nd Chance University
HVAC Technical Academy
Sanford, Florida
Email: info@HVATA.com

HVACTA In the Moment

HVACTA In the Moment

HVACTA In the MomentNot sure what half the class is celebrating now… perhaps they were simply excited about their upcoming flex debut.

Doing the Flex

Today we worked on securing proper air flow, including cutting out and securing collars, connecting flex runs, and installing low voltage wiring and thermostat.

During our intensive six-week HVAC Workshop program, be prepared to LEARN by DOING! Looking forward to hearing from you soon as enrollment is happening NOW for the October session.

Danny
407-878-0474
2nd Chance University
HVAC Technical Academy
Sanford, Florida
Email: info@HVATA.com

HVACTA System Swap

HVACTA System Swap

Loving HVACGetting all hands-on deck, today is system swap day. The past few weeks have led to this moment… success found (as well as cooling).

Books to the side, Time to Get It Done

Though there were a few struggles, clarity remained on focus from all. Provided are a couple photos of the first-time experience… I can’t wait to see what happens tomorrow!

Interested in a career in the HVAC industry, consider HVAC Technical Academy to help you get on the path quickly and effectively. Looking forward to hearing from you soon as enrollment is happening NOW for the October session.

Danny
407-878-0474
2nd Chance University
HVAC Technical Academy
Sanford, Florida
Email: info@HVATA.com

HVAC Heat Pump: Talking About the Heat

HVAC Heat Pump: Talking About the Heat

Reversing ValveWhen it comes to heat pump systems, now we’re talking about the heat. Straight cool systems are not equipped to reverse the flow of refrigerant to generate heat.

You had me with HEAT

In heating mode, the heat pump reverses the refrigeration cycle to extract heat from the outdoor air and transfer it indoors. The process begins with the outdoor coil acting as the evaporator, absorbing heat from the outdoor air despite cold temperatures. The refrigerant then travels to the indoor coil, now acting as the condenser, where it releases the absorbed heat to warm the indoor air. A blower fan circulates the heated air throughout the building.

Refrigerant Flow Reversal: Heat pumps are equipped with a reversing valve that switches the direction of refrigerant flow between heating and cooling modes. This valve allows the heat pump to provide both heating and cooling functions without the need for separate systems.

Want more? I thought so. Next time we will introduce Thermostat Control and the concept of Efficiency.

Interested in a career in the HVAC industry, consider HVAC Technical Academy to help you get on the path quickly and effectively. Looking forward to hearing from you!

Danny
407-878-0474
2nd Chance University
HVAC Technical Academy
Sanford, Florida
Email: info@HVATA.com

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