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I’m EXCITED to announce our new 2nd Edition of the Refrigerant Charging and Service Procedures for Air Conditioning paperback book is now available for Pre-Order. This book has 450 images on 344 pages! It includes over a hundred more pages and double the amount of images to cover:
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A2L Refrigerant Changes
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R-32 and R-454B
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R-410A and R-22
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More Step-by-Step Procedures
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Wireless Probes, Gauge Stubs, Tees
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All-In-One Digital Manifold Set use
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Compound Manifold Gauge Sets
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More Images and Procedures
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Charging and Recovery with Manifolds
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Charging and Recovery with Tees and Probes
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Detailed Troubleshooting Scenarios
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More Methods to Determine Problems
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More Airflow Testing Procedures
Table of Contents
& Select Pages
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Table of Contents 1
Page 196
Table of Contents 4
Page 58
Page 161
Table of Contents 2
Table of Contents 5
Page 61
Page 195
Table of Contents 3
Table of Contents 6
Page 160
The Cards
These three UPDATED HVAC quick reference polystyrene cards are double sided and
designed to be used with Air Conditioners and Heat Pumps to measure the refrigerant charge
level in a unit, charge refrigerant, troubleshoot refrigerant based problems, and measure heat
transfer to determine if there is a problem.
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Use the P/T Chart to find the Saturated Temperature of the common refrigerants R-32, R454B, R-410A, R-22, R-407C, R-422B, and R-438A.
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Use the Guide to determine how to find the Bubble and Dew Saturated Temps of Blend Refrigerants.
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Use the Refrigerant Weight Chart to calculate the amount of refrigerant needed per foot of tubing R-32, R454B, R-410A, R-22, R-407C, R-422B, and R-438A.
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Use the Guide to weigh in the full or partial refrigerant charge into an empty vacuumed unit.
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Find the Target Subcooling to measure the refrigerant level of systems with a TXV metering device.
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Use Subcooling to determine if a system is undercharged, correctly charged, or overcharged.
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Use Delta T to determine if the system is exchanging heat properly.
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Find the Target Superheat to measure the refrigerant level of systems with a fixed orifice metering device.
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Use Total Superheat to determine if a system is undercharged, correctly charged, or overcharged.
Posters
This poster bundle includes 7 unique, high quality, professionally printed posters. Each poster focuses on the refrigeration cycle for various types of HVAC/R systems and includes all major refrigerant components within the systems. The 7 specific posters included in this bundle:
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The Basic Refrigeration Cycle
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The Refrigeration Cycle of an Air Conditioner
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Heat Pump Refrigeration Cycle: Air Conditioning
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Heat Pump Refrigeration Cycle: Heating
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Ductless Mini-Split Refrigeration Cycle: Air Conditioning
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Ductless Mini-Split Refrigeration Cycle: Heating
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Walk-In Box Refrigeration Cycle
Poster bundles are available in two sizes.
Select either 23" x 35" or 12" x 18"
Powerpoints
This a read-only powerpoint that is split up into 7 distinct sections of slides in order to teach the basics for checking the refrigerant charge of an air conditioning or heat pump system during A/C mode. Make sure to view this powerpoint in "Presenter View" in order to see the notes for each slide.
•Slides 1-33 Reading Compound Gauges
& Understanding Saturated Refrigerant
•Slides 34-42 Airflow and Metering
Device Type
•Slides 43-61 Connecting the Gauge Set
and Air Purging
•Slides 62-73 Methods for Checking the
Charge
•Slides 74-96 Checking the Charge of a
Running A/C System
•Slides 97- 102 Delta-T Measurements
•Slides 103- 114 The Disconnect
Procedure
This PowerPoint Bundle includes 11 distinct PowerPoint Presentations with presenter notes, that are designed to teach the refrigeration cycle on various systems.
The Refrigeration Cycle PowerPoint Presentation Bundle includes the following presentations:
1. Basic Refrigeration Cycle (Detailed)
– 6 Slides
2. The Refrigeration Cycle of an Air
Conditioner (Detailed) – 23 Slides
3. Heat Pump Refrigeration Cycle, Air
Conditioning (Detailed) – 24 Slides
4. Heat Pump Refrigeration Cycle,
Heating (Detailed) – 24 Slides
5. Ductless Mini-Split Refrigeration Cycle,
Air Conditioning (Detailed) – 28 Slides
6. Ductless Mini-Split Refrigeration Cycle,
Heating (Detailed) – 28 Slides
7. Walk-In Box Refrigeration Cycle
(Detailed) – 30 Slides
8. Basic Refrigeration Cycle – 6 Slides
9. The Refrigeration Cycle of an Air
Conditioner – 23 Slides
10. Heat Pump Refrigeration Cycle, Air
Conditioning – 24 Slides
11. Heat Pump Refrigeration Cycle,
Heating – 24 Slides
This PowerPoint Bundle includes 11 distinct PowerPoint Presentations with presenter notes, that are designed to teach the refrigeration cycle on various systems.
The Refrigeration Cycle PowerPoint Presentation Bundle includes the following presentations:
1. Basic Refrigeration Cycle (Detailed) – 6 Slides
2. The Refrigeration Cycle of an Air Conditioner (Detailed)
– 23 Slides
3. Heat Pump Refrigeration Cycle, Air Conditioning
(Detailed) – 24 Slides
4. Heat Pump Refrigeration Cycle, Heating (Detailed)
– 24 Slides
5. Ductless Mini-Split Refrigeration Cycle, Air Conditioning
(Detailed) – 28 Slides
6. Ductless Mini-Split Refrigeration Cycle, Heating
(Detailed) – 28 Slides
7. Walk-In Box Refrigeration Cycle (Detailed) – 30 Slides
8. Basic Refrigeration Cycle – 6 Slides
9. The Refrigeration Cycle of an Air Conditioner – 23 Slides
10. Heat Pump Refrigeration Cycle, Air Conditioning
– 24 Slides
11. Heat Pump Refrigeration Cycle, Heating – 24 Slides
This a read-only powerpoint that is split up into 7 distinct sections of slides in order to teach the basics for checking the refrigerant charge of an air conditioning or heat pump system during A/C mode. Make sure to view this powerpoint in "Presenter View" in order to see the notes for each slide.
Slides 1-33 Reading Compound Gauges & Understanding Saturated Refrigerant
Slides 34-42 Airflow and Metering Device Type
Slides 43-61 Connecting the Gauge Set and Air Purging
Slides 62-73 Methods for Checking the Charge
Slides 74-96 Checking the Charge of a Running A/C System
Slides 97- 102 Delta-T Measurements
Slides 103- 114 The Disconnect Procedure