An HVAC capacitor is an important component with one mission: store and release electrical energy to give motors (like the condenser fan and blower fan) the jolt needed to start and keep running smoothly. Two common capacitor types are start capacitors (for initial power) and run capacitors (for continuous operation).
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Excitement abounds as May 2026, The HVAC journey to personal and professional success takes flight. You got it, our focused six-week workshop begins with an eager group ready to hit the ground running. Feeling it, the first few days in any adventure can be challenging… and the reward GREAT!
Tomorrow begins a new six-week HVAC workshop, and the excitement is in the air…
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The HVAC industry is changing as the EPA expands refrigerant regulations under the AIM Act. Learn how the new 15-pound refrigerant rule affects technicians, contractors, property managers, and businesses working with HVAC systems.
Passing Core, Type I, Type II, and Type III is a must; thus, the hard work becomes justified. Just in case you are not familiar with the Certification, here’s the scoop surrounding the EPA Universal 608 Certification:
Requirement: It is mandated by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) under Section 608 of the Clean Air Act for anyone handling refrigerants.