HVAC is often a major component of the energy costs in a building. The efficiency of HVAC is dependent on both the efficiency of the equipment and the efficiency of the system – how it is designed and operated. Choosing the lowest cost system will often be a mistake when lifecycle costs are taken into account. However even high-efficiency equipment can underperform if not operated optimally. This course looks at a variety of key success factors to optimize the efficiency of an HVAC system. It also explains how the efficiency of HVAC units is measured, and how the overall capacity of a system can be expressed.
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| Schneider Electric |
| Building Systems |
| Facilities Operations and Management |
| Facilities Operations, Maintenance and Engineering |
| Operating and Maintaining Electrical and Mechanical Systems |
| Operating and Maintaining HVAC Systems |