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36 NATE Hours Electricity for HVACR Tech

YouTrainOnline.com Announces…                              Great Packages for Contractors!

 

Electricity for the HVACR Technician                                             36 Nate Recognized Hours

Courses this Package contains:

  1. Terminology and Units of Measurement
  2. Electronics – History and Concepts
  3. Series Circuits, Parallel Circuits and Power
  4. Magnetism and Transformers
  5. Magnetic Attraction, Repulsion and Shielding
  6. Transformers
  7. Relays, Contactors and Starters
  8. Fundamentals of Alternating Current
  9. Alternating Current: Reactance, Impedance and Power Factor
  10. Circuit Protection Devices: Fuses
  11. Circuit Protection: Circuit Breakers and Overload Protection
  12. Understanding Electrical Schematics.

36 NATE Recognized Hours                         Price is: $225.00

Please visit our Contractor CE site to register for this package or to find more great Contractor Packages and individual Contractor Courses.

Online contractor course learning benefits are numerous: convenient, self-paced, more time on task, offers flexibility, available 24/7, enables you to cut the commute, and often less expensive! According to a US Department of Education meta-analysis study, online students and “blended” learning students perform better on average than those taking only face-to-face instruction. “Students in online conditions performed modestly better, on average, than those learning the same material through traditional face-to-face instruction.”

 

Refrigerant Usage Certification—EPA Section 608

YouTrainOnline.com Announces…                              Great Packages for Contractors!

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Refrigerant Usage Certification—EPA Section 608       Online Course Overview

Thorough intro to the concepts, laws and processes related to air conditioning systems.

Module One Topics:

  1. Ozone Depletion
  2. Refrigerant Families
  3. Health and Environmental Effects
  4. Controls on CFCs
  5. Replacement Refrigerants and Oils
  6. Refrigeration Cycle
  7. Recovering, Recycling and Reclaiming Refrigerants
  8. Leak Detection
  9. Refrigerant Safety
  10. Refrigerant Cylinders

Module Two: Type  I Small Appliances Topics:

  1. Definitions
  2. Refrigerant Recovery
  3. Refrigeration Cycle and Safety

Module Three: Type II High Pressure Systems Topics:

  1. Leak Detection
  2. Refrigerant Recovery
  3. Refrigeration Cycle
  4. Safety

Module Four: Type III- Low-Pressure Systems Topics:

  1. Leak Detection
  2. Recovering and Recharging Techniques
  3. Refrigeration Cycle and Safety in Low Pressure Systems

The cost for this 10 hour package of online courses is $45.00.

Be sure to visit our Contractor CE site to enroll in the Refrigerant Usage Certification – Section 608 Package and to discover more great Contractor Packages and Courses!

10 NATE Recognized Hours

Contractor CE Packages

YouTrainOnline.com has several great online contractor ce packages to choose from. Below is a very brief overview of four to choose from our Contractor “All” Library:

Safety for the HVACR Technician is a 16 NATE recognized hour package. This comprehensive module explains numerous safety facts, guidelines and recommendations for the HVACR service technician. PPE as required by OSHA standards, basic precautions and safety while using tools and text instruments, electric hazards, safe installation and maintenance of air moving equipment, hazards during soldering/brazing/welding, fire safety and related precautions, safe use of ladders as prescribed by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and more…

Refrigerant Usage Certification package consists of 10 NATE recognized hours. EPA Section 608. This is a thorough intro to the concepts, laws and processes related to air conditioning  systems. This is designed for service technicians.

Air Conditioning Fundamentals - 20 NATE recognized hours. This is a thorough intro to concepts, laws and processes related to air conditioning systems for the service technician.

Electricity for the HVACR Technician – 36 NATE recognized hours. This package contains the following courses:

  • Terminology and Units of Measurement
  • Electronics – history and concepts
  • Series Circuits, Parallel Circuits, and Power
  • Magnetism and Transformers
  • Magnetic Attraction, Repulsion and Shielding
  • Transformers
  • Relays, Contactors and Starters
  • Funamentals of Alternating Current
  • Alternating Current: Reactance, Impedance and Power Factor
  • Circuit Protection Devices: fuses
  • Circuit Protection: Circuit breakers and overload protection
  • Understanding Electrical Schematics.

 

Continuing Education at YouTrainOnline

Electricians, engineers, contractors; You can take accredited online classes in the following areas:

 

Upcoming Deadlines for Continuing Education

YouTrainOnline.com can help you meet those upcoming continuing education credit deadlines by providing approved courses and packages that are available 24/7, easily accessible, convenient and affordable.

Engineer:

Montana: The Montana Board of Professional Engineers and Professional Land Surveyors requires that professional engineers obtain 30 PDH of continuing education by June 30th, of even-numbered years. A maximum of 10 PDH will be allowed for self-study continuing education.

Nevada: Licensees whose last name begin with the letters S through Z must renew by July 1st of even-numbered years.

Oregon: Licensees whose last name begins with S through Z must renew by June 30th of even numbered years.

South Carolina: The South Carolina Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors requires that professional engineers earn 30 PDH by June 30th of even numbered years.

West Virginia: Professional engineers must earn 15 PDH of continuing education by June 30th of every year.

Engineer CE Campus

Electrician:

Delaware: Electricians must complete 10 hours of Continuing Education (min. 5hrs NEC code) every 2 years on June 30th (even yrs).

Montana: All licensees are required to complete 16 hours of continuing education (8 hrs of NEC Code, and 8 hours Industry Specific). Renewal period is July 15th every even year.

Electrician CE Campus

YouTrainOnline and 360training.com

YouTrainOnline.com offers CE and Certification courses through 360training.com. Online courses are easy, convenient, available 24/7 with around the clock technical support and most of all, affordable.

We offer continuing education for Electrician, Engineer, Contractor; courses in industrial skills, safety, hvacr, OSHA 10 hour, environmental, green guide courses.

Courses are state approved and accredited.

Environmental

Environmental360training.com’s environmental training curriculum is designed by experts and offers training to fulfill requirements for EPA, DOT, and OSHA in a convenient online format.

Electrician CE

Electrician CE360training.com has a state-accredited online CE solution for electricians in 14 states. Our courses are written by experts and meet state-mandated CE requirements.

Engineers PDH

Engineers PDH360training offers a convenient and cost-efficient solution to continuing education and professional development for contractors, electricians, engineers, and much more!

Contractor and HVAC CE

Contractor and HVAC CE360training.com’s HVAC and contacter CE curriculum is approved in Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Wisconsin, and Texas. We also offer North American Technician Excellence (NATE)-recognized courses for technicians.

YouTrainOnline.com Offerings

What Kind Of Continuing Education

Does YouTrainOnline.com Offer?

We offer 10 ASHRAE packages, 8 Greenguide courses, Law and Ethics courses, General Safety, Business Skills courses, General Building Manual (HVAC, Concrete, Solar Heating, Painting, Drywall, Math, Carpentry and Roofing) and more.

We offer several Electrician CE Packages, NEC Code Update Courses and more.

We offer OSHA 10 Hour General Industry Outreach Training. OSHA recommends Outreach Training Program courses as an orientation to occupational safety and health for workers. Workers must receive additional training, when required by OSHA standards, on the specific hazards of their job.

In partnering with 360training.com, we are able to ensure that the courses offered are industry approved by NATE, ASHRAE, USGBC, OSHA; they are fully accredited, deemed acceptable by the respective states they’re offered in.

Don’t let School get in the way of your Education, Online Courses Allow you to Train on your own time; 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year!

Safety for the HVACR Technician Course

Safety for the HVACR Technician Package Overview:     16.0 hours, NATE Recognized

This module explains numerous safety facts, guidelines and recommendations for the HVACR service tech.

  • NATE CEHs: 16
  • RSES issues CEU’s in accordance with Council on Continuing Education guidelines. It’s up to individual entities whether they accept RSES CEUs.
  • Course is approximately 12 to 20 hours.

Upon completion of this course, you’ll understand:

  • different types of personal protective equipment (PPE) as required by OSHA standards
  • the basic precautions and safety tips while using tools and instuments
  • electric hazards
  • safe installation and maintenance of air moving equipment; hazards and precautions of associated equipment
  • precautions  against hazards during welding, brazing, soldering
  • guidelines for safe use of ladders as prescribed by U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission

How This Course Relates to Existing RSES Training:

This online course is a great complement to the instructor-led trainings being offered by RSES Chapters.

The content of the Safety for the HVACR Technician online course and modules most closely resembles the “Safety for the HVACR Service Technician,” manual, however, the entire Safety eLearning course, or any independent module will further supplement and stress the safety issues related to the HVACR industry.

Each of the topics in this module are also available as individual courses. Start  by entering the Contractor Continuing Education campus, click Enroll Now to view the secure campus library.

Air Conditioning Fundamentals Course

Overview of YouTrainOnline.com Air Conditioning Fundamentals  (20 NATE Recognized hrs)

Description:

A thorough intro to the concepts, laws, and processes related to air condtionining systems.

  • NATE CEHs: 20
  • RSES issues CEUs in accordance with Council on Continuing Education guidelines. It’s up to individual entities whether they accept RSES CEUs.
  • Course length: approximately 16-24 hours.

This 20 hour course is designed for Service Technicians.

Upon Completion of this course, you will understand:

  • The functioning and components of a basic vapor compression system
  • The basic structure of matter and the fundamental laws related to the behaviour of different states of matter
  • the air conditioning compression cycle
  • use of the refrigerant tables and the refrigerant properties

Course Description:

  • On-demand, interactive course of 10 modules
  • Online course reader with easy-to-print PDFs
  • Online self-assessment

Modules:                                                                                  CEU’s NATE CEHs

  • Intro to Basic System Operation                          0.2                       2.0
  • Basic Structure of Matter                                        0.2                       2.0
  • Heat Energy                                                                  0.2                       2.0
  • Gas Laws I                                                                      0.2                       2.0
  • Gas Laws II                                                                    0.2                       2.0
  • Pressure- Temperature Relationships               0.2                       2.0
  • Compression Cycle I                                                 0.2                        2.0
  • Compression Cycle II                                               0.2                        2.0
  • Refrigerant Tables                                                      0.2                        2.0
  • Refrigerant Properties                                              0.2                        2.0

Every Module Includes:

Reading assignment, Learning activities, Lesson summary, Module exam

Outcomes:

The 10 online modules help you to understand:

  • The operation of the vapor compressor system and the components and fluids associated with it, the basic principles of thermodynamics.
  • The basic structure of matter, the various states of matter and the concept of chemical compounds, the behavior of matter under different conditions.
  • The processes that take place when heat is added to a material (solid, liquid, or gas) or removed from it, the concepts of measuring temperature changes and amounts of heat.
  • The description of gas laws that govern the behavior of the refrigerant used in an air conditioning system.
  • The behavior of various gases under different circumstances, the concept of density and temperature change, the specific volume and specific gravity of a material, the behavior of gases with respect to changes in weight and density.
  • The key terms–saturation, superheat, and subcooling, and how they relate to the functioning of an air conditioning systems, the various temperature and pressure scales used in the HVAC industry and the concept of a pressure-temperature chart.
  • The principles of cooling, the concept of vapour to liquid conversion, and the air conditioning compression cycle.
  • The concept of volumetric efficiency and the factors that affect it, transformation of energy, and mechanical energy.
  • The concept of refrigerant tables and how they help to set controls and compute head pressure, the use of refrigerant tables to calculate liquid and vapor density and net refrigeration effect and estimate discharge temperatures.
  • The various properties of refrigerants, an explanation of the terms zeotropes, azeotropes, and near-azeotropes and the difference between them, the thermodynamic, physical and safety properties of common refrigerants.

How This Course Relates to Existing RSES Training:

This online course is a great complement to the instructor-led trainings being offered by RSES Chapters.

The modules that make up the Air Conditioning Fundamentals online course most directly resemble content within the first few Lessons of the, “RAC Unit1 – Principles of Refrigeration,” manual as well as the, “RSES Technical Institute Manual 1,” however, because the eLearning courses are available in short, segmented, module format, you can also choose to use any of the independent modules to supplement nearly any course in which further study or explanation is needed in a given topic area.

This is just one of many great online packages/courses we offer. Come visit YouTrainOnline.com to Enroll Now!

Deadline to file claim Chinese Drywall 12/02/09

Tomorrow, December 2nd is the deadline for filing a complaint about Knauf Plasterboard Tianjin drywall. This drywall may cause respiratory problems, headaches and nose bleeds.

Please visit Chinese Drywall Complaint Center for more information. Their phone # is 866-714-6466.

Homeowners who live in homes built or remodeled after 2000 that have black copper or  discolored wiring, who have been having severe respiratory issues, nose bleeds and/or headaches may have this toxic Chinese Drywall in their homes and are being urge to contact the complaint center. States originally identified as having this drywall are Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, and Virginia and potentially all other states.

The Florida Dept. of Health reported that samples of the drywall emitted trace levels of strontium sulfide, giving off a sulfurous odor; smelling of rotten eggs. It’s been reported that the corrosive gasses are ruining wiring, electronics and appliances.

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