Schedule Heatcraft Refrigeration Training 

This webinar will provide a brief overview of A2Ls and what the trends are in the United States.

This course is designed for individuals who are new to the technical aspects related to the refrigeration process and the components that make heat transfer possible. 

Jason Obrzut, director of industry standards and relations for the ESCO Group presents this recorded webinar that is both informative and engaging.

The information covered in this class can be helpful for HVAC technician seeking to branch out into the refrigeration installation and service arena.

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Overview of the need from system head pressure control/regulation. The interaction between ORI & ORD valves will be covered along with application considerations

This course if meant for beginner and intermediate HVACR technicians, as well as HVACR parts warranty and distributor counter sales staff.

The topic will be facilitated by a dynamic and knowledgeable engineer with years of industry experience. Time is allotted for Q&A after the presentation which will be available for download.

Walk-in coolers and freezers must maintain steady state operation regardless of ambient temperature conditions. It is vital to understand how head pressure control valves work and the role they play in consistent operation of coolers and freezers.

Overview of the internal dynamics of low pressure temperature control devices, especially for large rack systems in supermarket
applications.

This course is meant for beginner and intermediate HVACR technicians, as well as HVACR parts warranty and distributor counter sales staff.

The topic will be facilitated by an dynamic and knowledgeable engineer with years of industry experience. Time is allotted for Q&A after the presentation, which will be available for download.

There are literally millions of mechanical systems that employ these pressure regulating valves. Electronically controlled EPR valves (EEPR) are gaining acceptance in the industry. This discussion facilitated by an industry expert will introduce what to consider when applying these devices.

Overview of the internal dynamics of the thermostatic expansion valve both internally and externally equalized.

This course is meant for beginner and intermediate HVACR technicians, as well as HVACR parts warranty and distributor counter sales staff.

The topic will be facilitated by a dynamic and knowledgeable engineer with years of industry experience. Time is allotted for Q&A after the presentation which will be available for download.

There are literally millions of mechanical expansion devices in service today. An understanding of how these valves regulate refrigerant flow thereby maintaining target superheat is vital information that enhances refrigeration system troubleshooting skills. Helpful information will be presented.

• Introduce the basic science of heat transfer as it relates to the refrigeration cycle.
• Discuss the fit and function of all major sealed system components, including the part each component plays in the transfer of heat.
• Discuss the best practices for installing and setting up a walk-in cooler or freezer.

This course is meant for students who are new to the technical aspects related to the refrigeration process and the components that make heat transfer possible, as well as HVAC technicians seeking to branch out into the refrigeration installation and service arena.

This content is presented by means of interactive lectures and demonstrations using actual system components. A pipe sizing activity will be performed in this session.

• Gain refrigeration knowledge and important skills.
• Learn how to install and service Heatcraft products properly.
• Keep up with refrigeration industry trends and regulations.
• Request custom training based on your needs.
• Get direct access to Heatcraft experts.
• Learn at your own pace on the Heatcraft Learning Management System.

Attendees of this training webinar will learn how to use our various e-Tools to maximize their time and efficiency. They will learn about our cross-reference tool, quick selection tool, energy calculator and more. Also learn the latest features and benefits of The HUB and how they can make doing business even easier than ever before.

This training webinar is ideal for refrigeration mechanical contractors, technicians, wholesalers, sales team members and more will benefit the most from this course.  However, we encourage all who work in the refrigeration industry to participate. 

In this course you will learn the current and future regulations that will impact the refrigeration industry in the coming years. With regulations changing on a near-quarterly basis, it's imperative to understand where we are today and where things may be tomorrow, so that you can plan accordingly for your business. 

This training course is ideal for anyone in the refrigeration industry, from contractors to wholesalers, to end users - who need to stay up to date on the refrigeration regulatory landscape in 2023 and beyond, as well as how it may affect you and your business. 

You will learn through a dynamic lecture led by an industry expert, with plenty of time for Q&A. 

Regulatory compliance will affect most everyone in the refrigeration industry within the next year or more. Being able to navigate the regulatory landscape is now more important than ever before. 

Learn the latest features and benefits of The HUB and how they can make doing business even easier than ever before.

Refrigeration mechanical contractors and technicians will benefit the most from this course. However, we also encourage wholesaler/distributor sales and service employees to attend this training webinar.

Attendees of this free webinar will learn via a dynamic lecture and software demonstration. 

Quoting and specifying a job can be tedious and time consuming. Learn how The HUB can make your job easier than ever. 

This course introduces the intelliGen™ controller.  Sequence of operation, installation, setup of the intelliGen™ refrigeration control system. Defrost logic options are compared to standard electromechanical equipment.

This non-certification course is designed for the seasoned refrigeration professional interested in improving their product understanding and proficiency in the installation, setup, and troubleshooting of Heatcraft’s premier controller, intelliGen™.

This content is presented by means of interactive lectures, show, and tell using actual system components, and hands on activities utilizing Pro Case, intelliGen™ training simulation units.

This course will give you the basic knowledge of intelliGen™ Refrigeration Controller.

This course provides a review of basic electrical principles, components, and electrical distribution systems. Students are exposed to examples of basic electrical distribution systems that may be seen in the field. The training content will cover wiring symbols and schematic diagrams and how to read them. The overall goal is to develop troubleshooting techniques using multimeters and amp probes to efficiently locate the root cause if equipment failure.

It also provides a review of basic refrigeration principles, components, and how they work together in a sealed system. Students are exposed to examples of common system issues and how to efficiently find the root cause of system failures. The overall goal is to develop troubleshooting techniques using common pressure and temperature measuring devices commonly used in the field. 

The content of this course targets the beginner and intermediate HVAC/R technician as well as the seasoned technician who wishes to attend a refresher and sharpen troubleshooting skills.

This content is presented by means of interactive lectures, with practical hands-on activities on electromedical training simulators and with practical hands-on activities as the student works through common troubleshooting scenarios that are seen and dealt with under real world applications.   

This course will enhance the knowledge, skills and understanding of electrical wiring diagrams and of the refrigeration cycle

This course is the next progression in line from the CO₂ Transcritical Technology 101 course.
This course focuses on CO₂ applications, and the controls needed to manage CO₂ Transcritical systems as well as consideration for successful startup and commissioning of a transcritical rack system. 

This course is designed for the seasoned refrigeration professionals interested in improving their understanding of the more detailed aspect connected to CO₂ Transcritical refrigeration systems.

This content is presented by means of interactive lectures, controller setup activities on a CO₂ rack in the classroom as well as practice time on an actual working CO₂ rack system in the state-of-the-art Heatcraft R & D Lab. 

This course covers the necessary considerations connected to safe system installation, startup, and commissioning of a CO₂ Transcritical system.

This course is a deep dive into the sequence of operation, installation, setup, service, and troubleshooting of the intelliGen™ refrigeration control system. Defrost logic options are compared to standard electromechanical equipment. The content is presented as a two-day event.

Day One:

Includes an overview of Heatcraft products with an emphasis on component access, including connection points for refrigerant connected tubing, plus high and low voltage connections. The content includes a discussion of possible applications of Heatcraft’s portfolio of products.

Day Two:

Immerses the student in the intelliGen sequence of operation, installation, setup, and troubleshooting of the user interface, the iRC control and the various control features and options available when using the state-of-the-art control. Five hands-on activities are part of the learning process throughout this course.   

This certification course is designed for the seasoned refrigeration professional interested in improving their product understanding and proficiency in the installation, setup, and troubleshooting of Heatcraft’s premier controller, intelliGen™ and understanding of the benefits connected to participation in the Heatcraft Certified Contractor Program (HCCP).

This content is presented by means of interactive lectures, and show and tell using actual system components and hands on activities with special training simulation units.

This course will nicely position the refrigeration professional as the Heatcraft expert in their service area. This will allow for more efficient troubleshooting which translates into more profitable projects allowing for a higher volume of completed installation and service calls.

This course introduces participants to the basic science of heat transfer as it relates to the refrigeration cycle. The fit and function of all major sealed system components will be discussed which includes the part each component plays in the transfer of heat. The second half of this course focuses on best installation practices for installing and setting up a walk-in cooler of freezer.   

This course is designed for individuals who are new to the technical aspects related to the refrigeration process and the components that make heat transfer possible. The information covered in this class can be helpful for HVAC technicians seeking to branch out into the refrigeration installation and service arena.

This content is presented by means of interactive lectures and show and tell using actual system
components. A pipe sizing activity will be performed in this session.  

This course will introduce the HVAC technician to the nuanced differences between air conditioners and refrigeration equipment. This course is a nice step toward successfully adding refrigeration equipment to the list of products that they can install, commission and repair.  

This course begins with a brief review on the thermodynamics as applied to warming and freezing unit coolers (UC). The refrigeration piping and valves are discussed, followed by the sequences of operation in the cooling mode and what changes during hot gas defrost in the Mohave™ system.

This course is designed for the seasoned refrigeration professional interested in improving their understanding of the more detailed aspect connected to Mohave™ -- Heatcraft’s proprietary hot gas defrost refrigeration system.

This content is presented by means of interactive lectures and show and tell using actual system components in the Heatcraft training lab with access to a working Mohave™ system. 

This course will be a solid next step in becoming more comfortable with hot gas defrost technology and the basic sequence of operation connected to Heatcraft’s Mohave™ hot gas defrost refrigeration system.

This course introduces participants to the basic science connected to medium and low temperature CO₂ transcritical technology. The basic components of this type of system will be discussed as it relates to cold storage.  

This non-certification course is designed for the seasoned refrigeration professional interested in improving their understanding of the basic aspect connected to CO₂ transcritical refrigeration.

This is part one of a two-part presentation of the transcritical refrigeration process.

This content is presented by means of interactive lectures.

This course is a solid next step in becoming more comfortable with low GWP refrigeration technology and the basic sequence of operation connected to CO₂ transcritical systems.