send me $50...i'll send you a certificate.

 

What the hell, I paied $200 for mine 17 years ago, the prices have gone down considerably.

 

Letter of recommendation would be worth it.

 

See if you can get someone to give you a login to hvac learning solutions.

 

That site has tons of info and courses. Looks like its employer access only though and since i dont have an employer i cant get access. Maybe worth it for me to just buy outright. That would be a lot of knowledge at my disposal.

 

Well i took the sanyo course for their eco-i systems. A ton of info in it and deals with alot of controls. Tests were fairly tough as well since it deals with more of the controls and toubleshooting of the systems. I think it was worth it and best of all free. It also got me to see abit of the controls side since i will never even get to talk about one in school.

 

Goto the manitowoc, hoshizaki and the Copeland websites. They have a fountain of info on them.

 

Ah yes the ice machines. I havent even begun to study them in school yet but ill bookmark the courses so i can once im abit more familiar with them.

Thanks for the sites.

 

LOL

 

A certification is only good if you can fix something on your own. Get some in the field experience, that will be the most beneficial.

 

Ive got to settle for the certs while im in school. Believe it or not that sanyo course taught me alot about controls and system links. I never would have gotten that at school and probably not really in the field. Taco has a decent solar cert that went along very nicely with school.

Im still trying to find more but not alot out there.

 

Check into RSES, it's certainly not free, but they have some e-training on their site. I haven't taken any, but I've heard some good things about it.
http://www.rses.org/training.aspx

And this isn't a course, but it's free... my little corner of the web packed with a lot of useful info if you can find the right file you're looking for.
http://www.hvac.amickracing.com/

 

Thank you for your sharing

 

Here are some links. www.training.carrier.com click on training materials. www.acca.org

 

And this isn't a course, but it's free... my little corner of the web packed with a lot of useful info if you can find the right file you're looking for.
http://www.hvac.amickracing.com/

That is some very awesome information...Thank you

 

go to.....

.....RSES.....not free but very good , send for their impressive catalog , also their Service Application Manual is great and is upgraded monthly......great org.......Jack:cheers:

 

schneider electric's energy university has HVAC courses, Daikinuniversity.com has some free courses on their LMS, Danfoss offers some as well.

 

i know its and older thread, but fyi, at least in California, most if not all of the investor owned utilities, Pacific Gas and Electric, So Cal Edison, etc, offer Many free hvac courses, and most will loan expensive tools, like Air Balance hoods, data loggers, etc. I would think? that other utilities offer similar?

 

im very interested as well...please let me know .Thanks bill

 

^^^ I'm pretty sure he was being sarcastic......


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hi sir, i need it, give me your phone number

 

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send me $50...i'll send you a certificate.

I'm looking for an HVAC installer certificate. Do you have these available? Current price? Thanks

 

eVoc Learning has a free HVAC training online course. It's only one lesson but there is a short quiz to see how you did at the end and a couple videos to view online. Not bad for free I guess.

 

I wonder if this guy ever got his hvac certificate....lol

 

Icor international has free courses/ cert on flamable refrigerants

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