A free supplier webinar from Uponor
Presented May 1, 2025
2:00 PM EDT
A recent article in Sportico reveals some states are considering legislation to ban synthetic turf due to the higher injury rates and increased body strain on players. With the possibility of live grass being a requirement in professional sports stadiums, the need for hydronic radiant turf conditioning may be increasing to ensure playing surfaces remain lush and healthy throughout the season. However, outdoor radiant solutions extend far beyond turf conditioning. From snow and ice melting to outside pavilion heating to other unique applications, such as warming benches or planter boxes, there are numerous opportunities to incorporate hydronic radiant solutions for environmental, safety, and comfort advantages. Attend this webinar to discover the key benefits, applications, and design considerations for hydronic radiant heating and cooling solutions for exterior applications.
Key learning objectives:
- Hydronic radiant systems overview and fundamentals
- How to specify snow/ice melting, turf conditioning, and radiant heating/cooling
- Design considerations for maximum efficiencies and performance
- Case studies
Certificate of Attendance Offered
Uponor will issue a signed company certificate of your personal attendance after viewing the presentation. The presentation is not registered with any state, so check your state's continuing education requirements if a credit can be applied with this webinar.
Presenters
Paul McCulloch
Paul McCulloch is an Engineering Business Development Manager at GF Building Flow Solutions (formerly Uponor Inc.). He holds more than 25 years of experience in the industry with a focus on fluid mechanics. Paul graduated with a Fire Protection Engineering Degree from Seneca College in Toronto, Ontario, where he worked as a consulting engineer before immigrating to the United States in 1999. He is currently a member of the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) and the American Society of Plumbing Engineers (ASPE).
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A free supplier webinar from Copeland
Presented January 21, 2025
9:00 AM EST
The HVACR industry is undergoing a transformation. With evolving regulations, increasing competition, shorter design cycles, and the need to minimize costly and time-consuming physical testing, Copeland turned to advanced simulation technology to meet these challenges head-on.
Discover how scroll compressor mechanical modulation and HVACR system optimization are driving sustainable HVACR solutions through cutting-edge simulation, guided by the expertise of Copeland and Gamma Technologies.
Key Insights:
- Accelerating Design Cycles: See how Copeland leverages simulation to streamline product development across the organization.
- Staying Ahead in the Market: Learn how simulation gives Copeland a competitive edge, enabling the creation of innovative, market-leading products.
- Improving Energy Efficiency: Virtual testing and optimization have significantly boosted HVACR energy performance, including higher SEER ratings.
- Leveraging AI and Machine Learning: Fault detection and predictive maintenance
- Maximizing ROI: Explore how Gamma Technologies’ GT-SUITE has enabled Copeland to transition to a faster, integrated simulation approach for designing and optimizing systems.
Join this webinar and learn how simulation isn’t just a tool—it’s a game-changer for sustainable innovation in HVACR.
Certificate of Attendance Offered
Copeland will issue a signed company certificate of your personal attendance after viewing the presentation. The presentation is not registered with any state, so check your state's continuing education requirements if a credit can be applied with this webinar.
Presenters
Brian Knapke
Director – Advanced Technology and Simulation
Copeland LP
Brian is a leader in Technology and Simulation Development at Copeland, where he has worked for 28 years in scroll compressor development. Brian is passionate about developing new engineering tools to find innovative compression solutions within the changing landscape of the HVACR industry. Over the course of his career, Brian has been awarded four patents and has been a pioneer in modulated scroll compressor technology. Brian holds MSME and BME degrees from the University of Dayton in Ohio.
Preston Gaines
MBDE Engineering Specialist
Copeland LP
Preston is an MBDE Engineering Specialist at Copeland LP. He, and the team he works with, are tasked with creating, validating, and democratizing analysis tools for the wider engineering base within Copeland. Preston is originally from Texas, but has lived and worked in Wisconsin and Ohio. Previous roles have included design and project engineering, but he has found a home in Model Based Digital Engineering. He holds a bachelor’s in mechanical engineering from The University of Texas at San Antonio, and master’s in mechanical engineering from The University of Texas at Austin.
Adam D’Amico
MBDE Engineering Specialist
Copeland LP
Adam D’Amico is a Model Based Digital Engineering Specialist in Copeland’s Scroll Compressor Technology and Simulation group. He holds a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Ohio Northern University and has 13 years of Commercial and Residential compressor development experience. Adam is currently leading the integration of GT-Play simulation into Copeland’s compressor design process.
Jon Zenker
Strategic Markets
Gamma Technologies
Jon works in strategic markets at Gamma Technologies, with almost 20 years of experience in the modeling and simulation industry. He focuses on the HVACR simulation community and is passionate about helping industry leaders innovate by developing optimal engineering designs with simulation solutions.
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A free supplier webinar from HMS
Presented January 29th, 2025
2:00 PM EST
Dive deep into the complexities of managing energy data in commercial HVAC systems and tackle challenges like:
- Efficient energy distribution among indoor units
- Mitigating network overloads
- Overcoming OEM energy data limitations
We will demonstrate how to access energy consumption data without incurring extra costs, paving the way for enhanced efficiency and performance optimization. Explore how HVAC energy data can revolutionize maintenance strategies with predictive insights, outlier detection, and anomaly identification.
Topics to cover will include
- The importance of energy management in commercial HVAC systems.
- Complexity of energy consumption monitoring in distributed systems.
- Limitations of relying on electrical consumption data.
- The role of OEM algorithms and why independent tools are essential.
- Key features of the HMS gateways: runtime data, filter analytics, and anomaly detection.
- How our Power Estimation algorithms improve energy proportional analysis in commercial environments.
- Benefits of accessible energy data without subscription fees.
- Simulation of a VRF system demonstrating energy consumption insights.
- Live demonstration of data collection and algorithm performance.
- Interactive Q&A Session
Certificate of Attendance Offered
HMS will issue a signed company certificate of your personal attendance after viewing the presentation. The presentation is not registered with any state, so check your state's continuing education requirements if a credit can be applied with this webinar.
Presenter
Sean Gaines
Building Automation Applications Engineer at HMS Networks
Sean Gaines, HMS's expert in building automation and HVAC control, has more than 15 years of experience in optimizing the integration of HVAC systems' energy and performance. As a BACnet International Marketing Committee member, he drives advancements in building automation standards across the industry.
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A free supplier webinar from Bosch
Presented November 12, 2024
2:00 PM EST
Heat pumps — they are not just for mild climates anymore. This course aims to educate contractors and wholesalers on the challenges and technologies that have enabled the latest generation of cold climate heat pumps and understanding the underlining theory; including hot gas bypass, flash tank and enhanced vapor injection cycles.
Learning Objectives:
- Challenges faced with heat pumps in cold environments with respect to P-H Diagram
- How hot gas bypass improves cold start up
- Flash tank vapor injection cycle and components
- Enhanced vapor injection cycle and components
Certificate of Attendance Offered
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Presenter
Trevor Shane, Digital Solutions Lead, Application Engineering and Training
Trevor collaborates with Product Management, Engineering and Training to develop technical training content for Bosch Home Comfort. Trevor is responsible for several digital platforms within Bosch; Home Comfort PRO lead generation, Bosch Selection Tool (BST) water source heat pump selection tool and factory training registration. Trevor comes from Bosch’s automotive division, with 8 years experience in air movement, thermal and refrigerant systems as an application engineer and research and development engineer. Trevor has a Bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering from Michigan State University and a Master’s in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Michigan.
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A free supplier webinar from Trane
Presented November 7, 2024
2:00 PM EST
As the trend to achieve net zero carbon intensifies, the building sector, responsible for approximately 39% of global CO2 emissions, is experiencing a notable shift.[1] Significant strides have been made in helping to reduce operational carbon through energy-efficient and electrified HVAC systems, as well as renewable energy. Now, the focus is shifting towards helping to decrease embodied carbon, which includes the greenhouse gas emissions arising from the entire lifecycle of building materials. This presentation will explore the key aspects of embodied carbon in the context of whole life carbon footprint.
Presenters will discuss the methodologies for measuring embodied carbon, focusing on Life Cycle Assessments (LCAs) and Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs), and their role in providing credible and transparent data. Through examples of comprehensive whole-building carbon analysis, the presentation will highlight how life cycle assessments are being used to make informed decisions that help reduce the whole life carbon footprint of buildings. Attendees will gain insights into measuring, comparing, and helping to reduce embodied carbon in their projects, contributing to a more sustainable built environment.
Learning Objectives
- Compare and understand operational carbon and embodied carbon.
- Gain a comprehensive understanding of why embodied carbon is becoming increasingly substantial in the building sector, especially as operational emissions decrease.
- Learn how LCAs and EPDs are used to measure and report the environmental impact of building materials and systems.
- Discover strategies for reducing embodied carbon through sustainable design, material selection, and manufacturing considerations.
- Analyze practical application of LCAs and EPDs in reducing the whole life carbon footprint of buildings.
All trademarks referenced are the trademarks of their respective owners. © 2024 Trane. All Rights Reserved.
[1] World Green Building Council. Bringing embodied carbon upfront. September 2019. WorldGBC_Bringing_Embodied_Carbon_Upfront.pdf
Certificate of Attendance Offered
Trane will issue a signed company certificate of your personal attendance after viewing the presentation. The presentation is not registered with any state, so check your state's continuing education requirements if a credit can be applied with this webinar.
Presenter
Shannon Sajdak
Product Sustainability Leader Trane Technologies™
With a background in life cycle assessment and product sustainability, Shannon Sajdak works to optimize the sustainability and circularity of Trane Technologies' products across their entire life cycle. This includes leading the organization's LCA and EPD program, where she ensures that the strategy and execution of product carbon footprint disclosures meet the needs of customers and other stakeholders. Shannon also manages Trane Technologies' Design for Sustainability and Circularity framework in support of an ambitious set of 2030 corporate sustainability goals.
Shannon lives in Seattle, WA and has both a Master of Environmental Management in Business & Environment and a B.S. in Environmental Science from Duke University.
John Sustar
Systems Commercialization Leader Trane Technologies™
John has 15 years of experience in the HVAC industry and has a background in energy modeling, electrical and mechanical systems, and chilled water design. As a HVAC systems commercialization leader, he is responsible for developing and executing the commercial systems strategy at Trane—working cross-functionally with applications and systems engineering, sales, and marketing.
John lives in La Crosse, WI and holds a Master of Building Systems Engineering from the University of Colorado-Boulder and a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of St. Thomas (MN).
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A free supplier webinar from Lennox
Presented November 19, 2024
1:00 PM CST / 2:00 PM EST
Join us for an in-depth exploration of the Lennox Powered by Samsung product lineup, where we'll provide a detailed overview of this exciting new development. This webcast will unveil the groundbreaking joint venture between Lennox and Samsung, highlighting what this strategic partnership means for the future of HVAC technology. We'll walk you through the innovative products being launched and share insights into the transformation of Lennox VRF systems over the past decade. Get ready to be inspired as we showcase how this collaboration will shape the future of our industry, setting the stage for a new era of advanced, high-performance solutions.
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Certificate of Attendance:
Lennox will issue a signed company certificate of your personal attendance after viewing the presentation. The presentation is not registered with any state, so check your state's continuing education requirements if a credit can be applied with this webinar.
Presenter
Ronald Roos
Senior Manager of VRF Sales for North America, Lennox Industries
Ronald Roos is the Manager of Engineered Sales at Lennox Industries. Ronald has 14 years’ HVAC experience with the first 8 years spent as a specifying consulting engineer in South Africa and Canada. As a specifying engineer he specialized in large scale commercial and infrastructure developments with a focus on chilled water and VRF applications. In 2015 he joined Lennox Industries in Canada as a VRF Sales Engineer and soon expanded his territory to include Washington, Oregon and several Western US states including Arizona. In 2019 he was relocated to Texas and took the role of Manager of Engineered Sales for the Eastern US and Canada. In his current role he manages a team of Engineered Sales Managers that support specifying engineers for all things Lennox and drive Lennox VRF sales as the VRF applications experts. When not working he enjoys travel and hiking with his wife and two kids.
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A free supplier webinar from Schneider Electric
Presented Tuesday, October 15, 2024
2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET
Recent changes in our environment, codes, and guidelines are driving demand for more sustainable, resilient, efficient, and people centric buildings. There is a need for improvements in building design around employees returning to the office and the effects it has on energy usage and wellness.
Guidelines are important to help give clear standardization and Guideline 36 was developed by ASHRAE to reduce energy consumption and improve indoor air quality. This standard provides advanced HVAC control sequences with the intention of documenting operational performance and reducing the commissioning time needed on projects.
We will help articulate the benefits of Guideline 36, how to specify, potential issues and compare it to traditional control logic.
Attendees qualify for a certificate of completion or 0.1 Continuing Educational Units (CEU) after successful completion of a test for mySchneider portal members.
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Certificate of Attendance:
Schneider Electric will issue a signed company certificate of your personal attendance after viewing the presentation. The presentation is not registered with any state, so check your state's continuing education requirements if a credit can be applied with this webinar.
Presenter
Raf Sowacki
Raf Sowacki is Schneider Electric’s Digital Energy Division Northeast Consultant Solutions Architect. He offers solutions to support engineers in designing high-performance technologies to access data, sustainability, and innovation. His passion for serving others through his professional and personal life is what drives him. He partners with MEP consulting engineers to support them with education, tools, and resources in Smart Building Design, Predictive Analytics, Cybersecurity, and more. This includes vertical markets in commercial properties, data centers, healthcare, higher education, aviation, and government.
Raf has supported facility managers throughout his career starting as a technician and then becoming Service Operations Manager for a facilities systems EcoXpert integrator. Raf was the technology leader in the organization where he was the single point of contact for all technical inquiries about computer networking, programming, BMS architecture and general technology. Raf has a AAS degree in Electrical Engineering Technology from Nassau Community College.
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A free supplier webinar from Uponor
Presented Thursday, October 10, 2024
2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET
Radiant heating and cooling is a key strategy for decarbonization. These large-surface-area heat exchangers in high-performance buildings significantly lower heating temperatures and increase cooling temperatures. When considering heating and cooling efficiency, whether it's boilers, chillers, heat pumps, or solar systems, the efficiency of these devices is highly dependent on the return temperature. Lower heating and higher cooling temperatures dramatically impact equipment performance. As we transition from combustion-based to non-combustion-based systems, we consider the efficiency of refrigerant and non-refrigerant systems. The concept of lift, or the temperature change required, is crucial. The narrower the temperature range, the better the COP (Coefficient of Performance). Radiant systems enable the highest COPs compared to other heat exchangers available, making them vital in achieving energy efficiency and comfort.
Key learning objectives:
- How to optimize a design to minimize the load
- How tube spacing and location in a radiant system impact water temperatures
- How to read and make selections using the design graph found in the ASHRAE Systems and Equipment Handbook
Certificate of Attendance Offered
Certificate of Attendance:
Uponor will issue a signed company certificate of your personal attendance after viewing the presentation. The presentation is not registered with any state, so check your state's continuing education requirements if a credit can be applied with this webinar.
Presenter
Hailey Mick
Hailey Mick is an engineering business development manager and member of the Sustainability Core Team at GF Building Flow Solutions (formerly Uponor North America). She has nearly 20 years of experience in the commercial HVAC industry with roles including engineering applications and technical sales manager, hydronic training manager, product engineer, and sales engineer. She is passionate about educating customers on product functionality and selection, design improvements, and sustainability, while also providing guidance to help industry professionals solve problems. She holds a Bachelor of Chemical Engineering from Auburn University and lives in Chattanooga, TN. Hailey is an active member of the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE), where she serves on several technical committees, including TC 2.8, 6.1, 6.5, and 6.6. She is also the president of the ASHRAE TN Valley Chapter and volunteers as the chair of the Student Activities Committee and the Sustainability Committee. Additionally, Hailey is an active member of the American Society of Healthcare Engineers (ASHE), where she is part of the Sustainability Innovation Task Group.
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A free supplier webinar from TE Connectivity
Presented Live Friday, June 28, 2024
2:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. ET
Navigating Engineering Hurdles: Sealed Connectors In Harsh Environments
Tune in to TE Connectivity's latest tech chat video for invaluable insights on optimizing heat pump and air conditioning systems in challenging environments. Explore the intricacies of selecting the ideal sealed connectors to bolster performance amidst extreme conditions.
Delve into the complexities engineers encounter when crafting outdoor HVAC setups—exposed to moisture, dust, and high vibration risks due to misalignment or faulty installation. Such conditions can accelerate wear on motor bearings and vital components, hastening system failure. As HVAC technology advances towards compact, intelligent designs, engineers grapple with the imperative of space efficiency.
Join TE Connectivity's latest CoolTalk tech chat to explore how the right sealed connectors can elevate performance, even in the harshest conditions. From battling moisture and dust to overcoming vibration challenges, learn how TE's component solutions ensure durability and reliability.
What You'll Gain:
- Insight into global HVAC market dynamics and governmental incentives, alongside a deep dive into smart system integration and heat pump adoption.
- Understanding of the unique design hurdles posed by harsh environments, encompassing temperature extremes and chemical exposure.
- Recognizing the crucial role of vibration management in HVAC systems, highlighting TE's Power Triple Lock Connector and Economy Power Connector for their unwavering locking performance.
Don't miss out—tune in now to gain expert knowledge and stay ahead in the evolving HVAC landscape!
Certificate of Attendance Offered
About the Presenters
Joe Burch, Business Development Manager
Joe serves as the Americas Business Development Manager for TE Connectivity's Appliances division, steering strategic initiatives for growth. With three years of tenure at TE Connectivity, he merges research, strategy, and sales acumen to drive the team's success. Joe holds an MBA, further enriching his capabilities in navigating the dynamic landscape of business development.
Josh Poterjoy, Senior Manager System Architecture
Josh leads the Appliances System Architecture team, which focuses on understanding the ever-changing needs of the home appliance and electronics industries. His team then translates those trends into product roadmaps, new opportunities, and research projects. He has been with TE since 2014 but brings 17 years of product development and R&D experience to the team.
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A free supplier webinar from Condair
Presented Live Wednesday, June 5, 2024
2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET
Adiabatic Solutions for Data Centers
This webinar, presented by Condair, delves into the crucial role of humidification and evaporative cooling solutions in enhancing the efficiency of data centers. Participants will gain insights into how these technologies can optimize operational performance, improve energy efficiency, and maintain optimal conditions for sensitive equipment. From reducing energy consumption to enhancing equipment reliability, attendees will learn practical strategies for leveraging adiabatic solutions to ensure the smooth and efficient operation of their data centers.
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Condair will issue a signed company certificate of your personal attendance after viewing the presentation. The presentation is not registered with any state, so check your state's continuing education requirements if a credit can be applied with this webinar.
Presenters
William Truong, North American Business Development Manager
William Truong is the North American business development manager at Condair Inc. for Data Centers specializing in applying adiabatic technologies, including evaporative media and atomizing nozzle systems into new build and retrofit data centers and products. William holds a BASc degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Ottawa and is currently chair of ASHRAE TC 5.07 - Evaporative Cooling.
Sean Barlett, Water Chemical Engineer with Condair
Sean has had various engineering, project management and leadership roles in the water treatment industry supporting customers in the power, semiconductor, and oil and gas markets. His knowledge includes water chemistry, system design, and operations optimization. Before Sean joined the Kuul team, he worked as a facilities chemical engineer with Meta Platforms supporting critical cooling systems at multiple data center campuses. Sean earned his bachelor's degree in chemical engineering from Northeastern University and a Masters in Environmental Engineering from John’s Hopkins University.
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A free supplier webinar from Uponor
Presented Live Wednesday, May 22, 2024
2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET
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Pursuing Decarbonization Goals: Design and Architectural Impacts of Radiant Systems
With energy efficiency being one of the four decarbonization pillars in the U.S. Department of Energy’s Industrial Decarbonization Roadmap, this presentation will explore how radiant heating and cooling systems can help achieve decarbonization goals in new construction and renovation projects. This is a continuation of the “Leveraging Radiant and Hydronics to Achieve Decarbonization Goals” webinar held on Oct. 19, 2023 (which is available to watch on demand via this link). This part-two webinar will give attendees a deeper understanding of the architectural and system design impacts of radiant heating and cooling systems.
Key learnings:
- Deep dive into hydronic-based radiant heating and cooling system design
- Discuss architectural impacts of hydronic radiant heating and cooling systems
- Reveal available engineering resources for specifying and designing these systems
Certificate of Attendance Offered
Uponor will issue a signed company certificate of your personal attendance after viewing the presentation. The presentation is not registered with any state, so check your state's continuing education requirements if a credit can be applied with this webinar.
Presenter
Hailey Mick, Business Development Manager for Engineering Services
Hailey Mick is a business development manager for Engineering Services at Uponor North America. She has 17 years of experience in the commercial HVAC industry with roles including engineering applications and technical sales manager, hydronic training manager, product engineer, and sales engineer. She is passionate about educating customers on product functionality and selection, design improvements, and sustainability, while also providing guidance helping industry professionals solve problems. She holds a Bachelor of Chemical Engineering from Auburn University and is a member of the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE), American Society of Healthcare Engineers (ASHE), American Society of Plumbing Engineers (ASPE), and the Uponor Sustainability Core Team.
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A free supplier webinar from Trane
Presented Live Tuesday, May 7, 2024
2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET
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Discover the future of smart buildings, where artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionized the built environment with solutions that unlock unparalleled performance and insight – a future where indoor spaces meet new levels of performance, energy efficiency, and occupant comfort, with intelligent building systems.
According to research from Guidehouse Insights, the global revenue for building automation systems is projected to grow by 4.5% annually over the next decade1. As a result, there has never been a better time for engineers to apply the latest technology to transform the built environment with enhanced connectivity and optimization capabilities.
Join Trane controls and building intelligence experts as we delve into the latest technologies, market trends, key considerations, and invaluable resources to guide you through every crucial step of your next project – from design to installation, operation, and beyond.
Source: 1Guidehouse Insights, “Market Data: Building Automation and Controls,” 2022
Key Learning Objectives::
- Explore market and industry trends that are shaping customer demands and technology advancements, including skilled labor shortages, AI, interoperability, decarbonization, IAQ, sustainability, and ESG goals.
- Gain insight into designing future-forward systems that prioritize performance, energy efficiency, and occupant comfort while aligning with customers' long-term goals, considering the entire controls life cycle.
- Hear how real companies are employing the latest AI and BAS technology to achieve their business goals.
- Understand the importance of involving IT in the design and implementation process by addressing cybersecurity, IP, and integration needs.
- Discover technologies and tools that can aid in the design and installation of smart systems.
Certificate of Attendance Offered
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Presenters
Chris Gist, Unit Controls Portfolio Leader, Trane Commercial
Chris Gist is the Unit Controls Portfolio Leader for Trane and leads the organization’s efforts on new controls product development and introduction of technological enhancements across Trane’s HVAC portfolio. In his more than 22 years in energy services and controls, Chris has held various leadership, technical and marketing roles.
Kristy Schomaker, Digital Solutions Commercialization Team Leader, Trane Commercial
As a Digital Services Leader at Trane, Kristy collaborates with the internal Product Management Leaders and Regional Leaders across North America to build strategies and resources that best highlight the digital solutions Trane has to offer. Kristy has over 16 years of experience in energy services and delivers growth and solutions to Trane’s Digital services business.
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A free supplier webinar from TE Connectivity
Presented Live Thursday, March 7, 2024
2:00 p.m. - 2:45 p.m. ET
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The Path to Net-Zero: Achieving Maximum Efficiency in Your Home
Join us for an enlightening webinar as we uncover the revolutionary impact of heat pump technology on enhancing home comfort and advancing sustainability. Discover how heat pumps are transforming traditional climate control, laundry, and more, ushering in a new era of net-zero living.
In this exclusive session, we'll delve deep into the workings of heat pump technology and its multifaceted applications, including heating, cooling, water heating, and laundry drying. Learn how these innovations are reshaping the landscape of home energy efficiency and playing a pivotal role in achieving net-zero living standards.
But that's not all - our webinar goes beyond theory. We'll explore practical solutions and connectivity options to ensure your heat pump systems operate efficiently in today's connected homes. Powered by TE Connectivity's cutting-edge solutions, your home will be equipped for maximum efficiency and sustainability.
Don't miss out on the opportunity to stay ahead of the curve. Register now to gain invaluable insights into global market trends, efficiency demands, and TE Connectivity's comprehensive portfolio of component solutions. Together, let's embark on a journey towards a more sustainable and energy-efficient future for our homes and planet.
Key highlights include:
- Exploring home energy efficiency market trends and their impact on modern appliances.
- Understanding the surging demand for high-efficiency heat pump systems.
- Unveiling the driving forces behind the net-zero market and its implications for home efficiency.
- Addressing design challenges and regulatory requirements for maximizing home efficiency.
- Discovering TE Connectivity's diverse range of component solutions tailored to meet the demands of modern heat pump systems.
Secure your spot today and unlock the latest insights that will revolutionize your approach to home energy efficiency!
Certificate of Attendance Offered
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Presenters
Max Cai, Director of Engineering
Max Cai leads the innovation team in TE Appliance Business Unit. He has over 20 years of experience in a range of fields, including sensing, semiconductors, electronics, and automation. Max Joined TE in 2021 from Rockwell Automation, where he was responsible for Sensing and Collaborative Robot Safety. Prior to Rockwell, he served as Head of R&D at Memsic, a company specializing in MEMS sensing.
Josh Poterjoy, Senior Manager System Architecture
Josh leads the Appliances System Architecture team, which focuses on understanding the ever-changing needs of the home appliance and electronics industries. His team then translates those trends into product roadmaps, new opportunities, and research projects. He has been with TE since 2014 but brings 17 years of product development and R&D experience to the team.
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A free supplier webinar from HMS
Presented Live Tuesday, February 20, 2024
2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET
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HMS - How to enable remote access to small and medium-sized buildings using BACnet
Join us for our upcoming webinar, where we delve into the cutting-edge world of BACnet remote access using Intesis ST Cloud control. During this session, we will dive into the advantages of installing a cloud device in small and medium-sized buildings to secure cost-benefit while avoiding unnecessary BMS investments.
Key Topics Include:
- Challenges that small and medium-sized buildings face in controlling and monitoring their field devices.
- ST Cloud Control: secure remote access to BACnet installations in buildings, enabling monitoring and limited control from anywhere.
- Case studies and application examples showcasing how remote BACnet control translates into substantial operational cost reductions for maintenance in small and medium-sized buildings.
- Explore the benefits of real-time monitoring made possible by ST Cloud Control, empowering facility managers and building owners with instant insights for proactive decision-making.
Why I should attend?
This webinar is a key opportunity for facility managers, building owners, and BACnet professionals looking to stay at the forefront of industry advancements. Discover how BACnet is not just a protocol but a game-changer in reducing operational costs and enhancing overall building performance. Reserve your spot now to be part of the conversation driving the future of remote access!
Certificate of Attendance Offered
HMS will issue a signed company certificate of your personal attendance after viewing the presentation. The presentation is not registered with any state, so check your state's continuing education requirements if a credit can be applied with this webinar.
Presenters
Bob Hutton
Bob Hutton is the Building Automation Manager, Americas, with HMS Networks. Currently based in Oregon, Bob is a graduate of Mount Royal University and has over 20 years experience in the building automation industry. Bob has a lot of experience and knowledge working with building automation systems.
Sean Gaines
Sean Gaines is the Building Automation Applications Engineer with HMS Networks. Currently based in Massachusetts, Sean is a graduate of University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Sean is a Marketing Committee Member with BACnet International. Sean has a wealth of knowledge on air conditioning systems and is an expert in integration to control systems.
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A free supplier webinar from SimScale
Presented Live Tuesday, November 28, 2023
2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET
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Building Performance Analysis Simulations From Your iPad
Join this webinar to learn how cloud-native engineering simulation is used to evaluate thermal comfort and HVAC design.
The use of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) at the early design stage is becoming more common as cloud computing delivers an order of magnitude faster simulation times, automated meshing, team collaboration, and powerful integrations with CAD/Visualization tools.
SimScale is a cloud-native simulation platform offering a broad spectrum of physics capabilities for engineering teams — accessed via a simple web browser.
Engineers are using SimScale for many types of analysis in the built environment, including:
- Predicting indoor thermal comfort
- Designing ventilation and air quality strategies
- Generating fan/blower and pump performance curves for HVAC system sizing
- Designing air handling units and HVAC ducting
- Calculating the thermal performance of the building fabric
- Assessing external wind comfort and safety
- De-risking building aerodynamics and site layout issues.
In this live event, SimScale will show you how to quickly set up and run a series of design simulations in a few easy steps including CAD import, simulation setup, results analysis, and visualization. We will show attendees how they can get started with SimScale and achieve meaningful results in just a few minutes.
Presenters
Richard Szoeke-Schuller
Richard is the product manager for Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) applications at SimScale and is now leading the deployment of new AI and machine learning features in SimScale.
Khairi Deiri
Khairi is part of the application engineering team at SimScale with experience in both CFD, FEA, and electromagnetics. He has a background in Civil engineering and had completed his master studies in computational mechanics from TU Munich.
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A free supplier webinar from Schneider Electric
Presented Live Wednesday, November 15, 2023
1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. ET
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Healthy buildings: IAQ, industry standards, & demand-controlled ventilation
In the current post-COVID pandemic world, customers are demanding healthier standards for their buildings. This presentation will help design engineers, building owners, and operations better understand the technologies available to them to achieve both higher-quality Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) and a highly efficient HVAC system to meet lower energy requirements.
We will define what makes a building "healthy," investigate the various challenges faced by different users, introduce the importance of collecting, analyzing, and visualizing data to help organizations achieve their goals, and educate on the current industry standards for both ventilation rates (IAQ) and high-performance HVAC systems.
Several examples will be given to help illustrate end-user use cases, engineering designs, and technologies that coming into the market.
Finally, we will examine considerations during the construction process to increase the chances of operations inheriting a facility that will meet stakeholders’ IAQ and energy reduction goals.
Learning Objectives:
- Correctly understand the importance of IAQ in buildings today, post-COVID pandemic world
- Accurately define the 9 Foundations of a Healthy Building
- The ability to understand why an integrated building helps in maintaining and achieve occupant satisfaction and energy goals
- Accurately explain how the design lowest standards today are not good enough for IAQ
- Correctly define Demand Control Ventilation and what technologies are available to achieve its benefits
Earn 0.1 Continuing Educational Units (CEU) after successful completion of a test for mySchneider portal members.
Certificate of Attendance Offered
Schneider Electric will issue a signed company certificate of your personal attendance after viewing the presentation. The presentation is not registered with any state, so check your state's continuing education requirements if a credit can be applied with this webinar.
Presenter
Jimmy Dunn
Jimmy Dunn is Schneider Electric’s Consultant Solutions Architect - US Central West. He offers solutions to support engineers in designing high-performance technologies to access data, sustainability, IAQ, and innovation. His passion for serving others through his professional and personal life drives him. As a Certified Sustainability Facility Professional (SFP), he partners with MEP consulting engineers to support them with education, tools, and resources in vertical area markets in commercial properties, data centers, healthcare, higher education, aviation, and government.
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A free supplier webinar from Uponor
Presented Live Thursday, October 19, 2023
2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET
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Leveraging Radiant and Hydronics to Achieve Decarbonization Goals
With energy efficiency being one of the four decarbonization pillars in the U.S. Department of Energy’s Industrial Decarbonization Roadmap, the goal of achieving a low-carbon economy and attaining carbon neutrality is possible with the use of radiant heating and cooling, hydronic hot-water heating, and chilled-water systems. Discover how thoughtful design with these durable, sustainable, polymer-piping based applications can provide a compelling solution for comfort, efficiency, air quality, and other IEQ benefits while also helping projects meet construction schedules and budgets.
Key Learnings:
- Basics of hydronic-based radiant heating and cooling systems
- How hydronic radiant systems support decarbonization efforts
- Engineering resources available for specifying and designing radiant heating and cooling systems
Certificate of Attendance Offered
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Presenter
Hailey Mick
Hailey Mick is a business development manager for Engineering Services at Uponor North America. She has 17 years of experience in the commercial HV AC industry with roles including engineering applications and technical sales manager, hydronic training manager, product engineer, and sales engineer. She is passionate about educating customers on product functionality and selection, design improvements, and sustainability, while also providing guidance helping industry professionals solve problems. She holds a Bachelor of Chemical Engineering from Auburn University and is a member of the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE), American Society of Healthcare Engineers (ASHE), American Society of Plumbing Engineers (ASPE), and the Uponor Sustainability Core Team.
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A free supplier webinar from UVDI
Presented Live Wednesday, September 13, 2023
2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET
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Using UV Technology for Improved Indoor Air Quality
New guidelines, new performance standards, new technologies
Meeting Indoor Air Quality performance standards in modern Commercial environments – including expansive airport terminals, new Hospital construction and modular classrooms settings – requires an expanded toolkit and for Facility Managers, Engineers, Contractors and Architects to stay current with new IAQ guidelines, elevated expectations of airborne pathogen mitigation, sustainability, efficiency and affordability in increasingly diverse installation types. This new educational “Need to Know” webinar presented by ASHRAE UV Technical Committee Chair Dr. Ashish Mathur is designed to prepare HVAC professionals to deliver improved Indoor Air Quality that performs to new and elevated expectations. To do so, Dr. Mathur will provide a primer on:
- New ASHRAE standards for Indoor Air Quality and pathogen mitigation
- Going Green: steps to maximize energy-efficiency and sustainability
- Equivalent Air Changes: performance and cost-efficiencies using UV technology
- Innovation Roundup: new germicidal UV applications and technology to keep an eye on
- Correct implementation: design, specification and performance in different types of environments
Learning Objectives:
- Ensure proficiency in understanding and applying the new 2023 ASHRAE guidelines
- Learn new best practices for mitigation of airborne pathogens and contaminants using UV-C technology
- Understand keys to maximizing both performance and sustainability in implementation
Certificate of Attendance Offered
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Presenter
Ashish Mathur | Vice President, Innovation and Technology, UVDI
Dr. Mathur serves as Vice President, Innovation and Technology at UVDI, a leading manufacturer and supplier of UV products for both air, surface and water disinfection. He received his doctorate and master’s degrees in polymer science from Cornell University, USA. Dr. Mathur has over twenty years of experience in platform technology development, product innovation, technology transfer, manufacturing and commercialization of products for the UV disinfection and filtration industry. He is an active member of International Ultraviolet Association (IUVA) and ASHRAE, where he is involved in Technical Committees for Ultraviolet Disinfection and Control of Gaseous Contaminants. He holds several patents and over twenty publications and conference presentations to his credit.
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A free supplier webinar from Trane
Presented Live Tuesday, July 27, 2023
2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET
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Evolving Smart Building Technology
The expectations for smart buildings are rapidly evolving in response to market and technology changes. Customers are demanding more than ever from their connected HVAC systems. Drivers including cybersecurity, integration potential, accessibility, and intelligent remote serviceability are influencing smart building evolution that determines the long-term success of a smart building solution.
Building controls and automation systems are the key to creating spaces that prioritize performance and energy efficiency without sacrificing comfort. By harnessing flexible, tailored, non-prescriptive system controls, engineers can provide the right solution for the right purpose at the right time. Hear from Trane controls experts about evolving technologies, market trends, and the resources available to help you through every step of your next project – from design, to installation, to operation, and beyond.
Learning Objectives:
- Explore a variety of market and industry trends that are driving customer demands and technological changes (i.e., skilled labor shortages, AI, interoperability, decarbonization, IAQ, sustainability, ESG goals, etc.)
- Learn how to meet customers’ long-term goals by designing future-forward systems that utilize modern building controls and consider the entire controls life cycle
- Understand when and how to involve IT while addressing cybersecurity, IP, and integration needs to ensure seamless implementation
Certificate of Attendance Offered
Trane will issue a signed company certificate of your personal attendance after viewing the presentation. The presentation is not registered with any state, so check your state's continuing education requirements if a credit can be applied with this webinar.
Presenters
Chris Gist | Portfolio Leader, HVAC Equipment Controls, Trane
Chris Gist is the Unit Controls Portfolio Leader for Trane and leads the organization’s efforts on new controls product development and introduction of technological enhancements across Trane’s HVAC portfolio. In his more than 22 years in energy services and controls, Chris has held various leadership, technical and marketing roles.
Brian Meyers | Portfolio Leader, System Controls, Trane
Brian Meyers is the System Controls Portfolio Leader for Trane. Brian has product responsibility for Tracer® SC/SC+/Synchrony®, and Legacy Tracer Communications Bridges. Additionally, Brian drives and supports products and offerings that span across controls products lines in areas that include cloud connectivity, cyber security, and others.
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A free supplier webinar from Honeywell
Presented Live Wednesday, July 19, 2023
12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. ET
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Specifying Made Simpler for Sustainability and Healthier Building Projects
Building owners and operators face a trilemma: How to make their buildings more sustainable while providing a more people-centric environment in a cost-effective way.
Discover how you can help specify technologies for your customers that help their buildings be more energy efficient, assist carbon reduction goals, support occupant well-being, and maximize their budget.
The webinar provides specifiers with information and guidance to help specify more sustainable and healthier buildings projects and help organizations achieve their goals.
- Articulate the value of sustainability and healthy buildings projects to your customers and understand how the two can be complementary - not conflicting - goals.
- Simplify and understand the technology and services that promote more sustainable and healthier buildings, and
- Provide guidance to help specify more sustainable and healthier building projects
Attend this 1-hour session to qualify for AIA continuing education credit.
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Presenters
Nikki Mehta | Director, Energy & Sustainability, Honeywell
Outdoor enthusiast. Climate change champion. Nikki saw the effects of climate change firsthand after hiking one of Switzerland’s most legendary alpine destinations, Jungfraujoch, and a glacier in Iceland. Both of these challenging experiences inspired Nikki to make sustainability a core tenet in her life. At Honeywell, she’s developing software solutions to help customers assess, analyze, and optimize their building carbon footprint. Much like climbing, she’s tackling sustainability challenges one step at a time.
Joe Chapin | Business Development Manager, Honeywell
Joe joined Honeywell in 2019 after 23 years in Telecommunications sector with various roles in engineering and sales. He holds bachelor's degree in Business from the University of Oregon and a Masters in Telecommunications Project Management from Stevens University.
Bhavesh Gupta | Director of Engineering, BMS, HBT.
An engineering leader with around 22 years of experience in creating strategic roadmaps, creating, leading and developing high performing engineering teams, developing world-class technologies and solutions and delivering innovation to the buildings IoT domain. A leader with entrepreneurial experience, passionate about creating elegant, innovative & customer-centric technology solutions. Holds 20+ patents.
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A free supplier webinar from Kuul
Presented Live Wednesday, July 12, 2023
11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. ET
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Efficiency gains achieved by moving to ASHRAE allowable temperature ranges at data centers with direct evaporative cooling
As data center designers and operators look for ways to optimize system operation and meet sustainability objectives, one of the most impactful changes is the move from ASHRAE recommended temperature range to allowable ranges. The experts from Kuul will run through how to decrease power and water consumption and increase the life of evaporative media.
Certificate of Attendance Offered
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Presenters
Sean Barlett | Water Chemical Engineer, Kuul Evaporative Technologies
Before Sean joined the Kuul team, he worked as a facilities chemical engineer with Meta Platforms supporting critical cooling systems at multiple data center campuses. In addition, Sean has held various engineering, project management and leadership roles in the water treatment industry supporting customers in the power, semiconductor, and oil and gas markets. His knowledge includes water chemistry, system design, and operations optimization.
Sean earned his bachelor's degree in chemical engineering from Northeastern University and a Masters in Environmental Engineering from John’s Hopkins University.
He resides in Northern Virginia with his wife and daughter.
Cody Weeks | Sales Manager, Kuul Evaporative Technologies
Cody has worked at Kuul for 6 years. He has expertise in the data center, gas turbine, ag and residential cooling markets. Cody helped develop Kuul’s proprietary performance and end of life tool and manages a global sales team. He is responsible for developing and executing a global sales strategy, managing a diverse team, monitoring performance, leveraging market and product knowledge and collaborating cross-functionally to drive sales growth. When Cody isn’t on the road he is pro-actively supporting and contributing to all departments at H.Q.
Cody earned his degree in Business Administration and Management from Gadsden University
He resides in Alabama with his wife and daughter. Cody spends a lot of his time on the road meeting with customers to educate them on the sustainable and scalable solution that is direct evaporative cooling.
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A free supplier webinar from Uponor
Presented Live Wednesday, May 24, 2023
2:00 - 3:00 p.m. ET
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Snow Melt Solutions for Commercial Applications
Embedded-tube hydronic snow melt systems can provide a safe, efficient, and cost-effective alternative to traditional snow and ice removal systems. Learn how to design and control a hydronic radiant snow and ice melt system that is both economical and effective.
Learning Objectives:
- Snow and ice melting systems fundamentals
- Design considerations and managing client expectations
- Slab construction
- Control strategies
- Common mistakes to avoid
- Case studies
Certificate of Attendance Offered
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Presenter
Devin Abellon, P.E.
Devin Abellon, P.E., has more than 29 years of experience in the HVAC and plumbing industries with a focus on high-performance and sustainable building design and construction. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of California at Santa Barbara and is a registered professional engineer in California and Arizona. He is an active member of both ASHRAE and ASPE, and he serves on the ASHRAE Board of Directors as the Region X DRC and as an ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer.
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A free supplier webinar from Vaisala
Presented Live Thursday, May 18, 2023
1:00 - 2:00 p.m. ET
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Beyond humidity: Ensuring comfort and energy efficiency with accurate moisture measurements
In HVAC applications, such as cooling and air-conditioning of critical infrastructures, demand-controlled ventilation systems, and indoor air quality monitoring, there are various parameters that can be used in designing controls to ensure a balance between comfort and energy efficiency. When measuring these parameters, reliability and accuracy of the measurements are paramount to aid in optimal outcomes.
Join Vaisala humidity measurement expert Jodi Armstrong as she discusses common humidity parameters in HVAC controls, such as relative humidity, dewpoint temperature, wet-bulb temperature, and enthalpy, and the distinct benefits and challenges of each. She will also dive into certain challenging phenomena when using relative humidity for controls with strict requirements, what parameters enable the strictest HVAC controls and why, and what parameters are ideal for system and energy optimization.
Learning Objectives:
- The right moisture parameters to measure for improved mechanical system performance
- What moisture parameters are most useful to ensure ideal comfort levels, strict HVAC controls, and improved energy efficiency/cost savings
- Limitations and considerations when measuring each moisture parameter to ensure the best possible outcomes
Certificate of Attendance Offered
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Presenter
Jodi Armstrong | Application Sales Engineer, Vaisala
Jodi Armstrong is an Application Sales Engineer at Vaisala with over three years of industry experience. She has been educating customers on Vaisala’s sensor technologies and providing solutions to complex problems in the building automation, life science, and automotive industries for over three years. Prior to joining Vaisala, Jodi worked in rheology at AMETEK Brookfield and spray technology and powder processing at Fluid Air, a division of Spraying Systems, inc. She holds a degree in chemical engineering from the University of Rochester.
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A free supplier webinar from Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC
Presented Live Thursday, February 23, 2023
2:00 - 3:00 p.m. ET
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CO2 Heat Pump Water Heaters: All-Electric Commercial Water Heating for Sustainable Buildings
For commercial building owners and developers, the demand for sustainable high volume domestic hot water (DHW) is great. Traditional water heating is often a source of high energy costs, operating inefficiently and relying on expensive fossil fuels. And with utilities increasingly requiring solutions to reduce or eliminate carbon emissions, owners need efficient systems designed for the longevity of their buildings.
Fortunately, innovations such as CO2 heat pump water heaters are a viable, sustainable solution. In this presentation, speakers Matt Blocker and Joe Cefaly of Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US (METUS) will overview the operation basics and components, requirements, and benefits of these systems.
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the demand and incentives for all-electric water heating adoption
- Describe the components and basic operation of CO2 heat pump water heaters
- Explain what applications benefit from CO2 heat pump water heaters
- Understand what project team members must be involved to specify and design a CO2 heat pump water heating system
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Presenters
Joe Cefaly, CEM, LEED® AP, Senior Manager, Hydronics System Engineer
Joe provides engineering and applications support for Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US (METUS) products, both commercial and residential. He assists in the development and enhancement of new and existing products, including Dedicated Outdoor Air Systems (DOAS), the CITY MULTI® Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) lineup and other OEM offerings. He’s been with Mitsubishi Electric for 12 years, previously serving as a mechanical engineer in the Northeast. Joe is a LEED® Accredited Professional and Certified Energy Manager. He earned a bachelor’s degree in physics from Union College and his MBA from Northeastern University.
Matt Blocker, Senior Manager, Commercial Product Development
Matt serves as the senior manager of commercial product development for Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US (METUS). Having been with the company for 10+ years, Matt has extensive experience with a multitude of VRF applications, most notably designing systems for cold climates, serving markets with -40° F design temperatures. After serving as the Commercial Regional Manager for the Central Business Unit, he transitioned to the product planning and development team four years ago. Matt has supported the market rollout of a number of innovations including: Hybrid VRF™, Water-Source VRF, Air-Source VRF, Heat2O®, LEV Kits and ventilation products across the country. He holds a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from Illinois Institute of Technology.
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About Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US LLC: Formed in May 2018, Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US LLC (METUS) is the exclusive provider of Zoned Comfort Solutions® and leading supplier of Ductless and Ducted Mini-split and Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) heat-pump and air-conditioning systems in the United States and Latin America.
A joint venture between Trane Technologies plc and Mitsubishi Electric US, Inc., the company provides innovative products, systems and solutions capable of heating and cooling a broad range of applications, from a home to a large commercial building with superior efficiency, comfort and control.
The family of brands supported by METUS includes: Mitsubishi Electric, Trane®/Mitsubishi Electric, and American Standard®/Mitsubishi Electric. More information is available at www.metahvac.com.
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The information contained within is presented by ASHRAE Journal advertisers as a supplier webinar. It presents information of current interest and to provide a venue for interaction between ASHRAE members and the webinar presenter. These webinars should not be considered peer-reviewed (or the final word on any subject). ASHRAE has not investigated, and ASHRAE expressly disclaims any duty to investigate any product, service, procedure, design, or the like which may be described herein. The appearance of any technical data or editorial material in this presentation does not constitute endorsement, warranty, or guarantee by ASHRAE of any product, service, process, procedure, design, or the like.
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Presented Live Thursday, February 16, 2023
2:00 - 3:00 p.m. ET
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Building certifications: End the confusion
End the Confusion about understanding the different types of Building Certifications available for your customers. What are the key differences between LEED, WELL, Smart Score, UL, and others, that a building can potentially qualify for? What are the different tools that can be used for each of these Building Certifications and how can Schneider Electric help? Join us to learn more.
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Christina Tomaselli, Consultant Solution Architect-Southeast Region
Christina has a BA in Sustainability from Arizona State University and has spent well over a decade in the real estate development and construction industry managing portfolios and driving operational optimization. She has experience educating and supporting capital facilities teams with embracing forward-thinking, data-driven building design principals.
Dan Naylor, Consultant Solution Architect-Midwest EAST Region
Dan have spent over two decades in the buildings controls, security and energy management industry helping engineers, integrators, and end users optimize investments in building technology through smart decisions at every stage in the development process. He has held leadership roles in marketing, business development and sales with a key focus on understanding needs that arise out of changing market conditions, and supporting clients with applying technology and services solutions that help the achieve their goals.
As Consultant Solution Architects with Schneider Electric, Christina and Dan help organizations design and deploy intelligent integrated buildings focused on sustainability and efficiency.
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The information contained within is presented by ASHRAE Journal advertisers as a supplier webinar. It presents information of current interest and to provide a venue for interaction between ASHRAE members and the webinar presenter. These webinars should not be considered peer-reviewed (or the final word on any subject). ASHRAE has not investigated, and ASHRAE expressly disclaims any duty to investigate any product, service, procedure, design, or the like which may be described herein. The appearance of any technical data or editorial material in this presentation does not constitute endorsement, warranty, or guarantee by ASHRAE of any product, service, process, procedure, design, or the like.