Hydronic College, TA Hydronics Philadelphia Seminar- Energy Insights

New Seminar to offer insights into how to save energy in HVAC systems

TA Hydronics’ new Energy Insights seminars reveal how to draw the greatest efficiency from HVAC systems – including an average energy reduction of 30%.

More than 365,000 people have attended TA Hydronics seminars over the last five years, more than 80,000 in 2013 alone. In the course of interacting with so many professionals we have gained profound and invaluable insights into the diverse energy challenges facing our customers and industry. Now we are pleased to be sharing these with our new Energy Insights seminars.

HVAC systems – an overlooked source of energy savings

It’s a fact: 40% of the world’s energy is consumed by buildings, with 50% of a building’s energy typically used to power its HVAC systems. Fortunately a little insight can go a long way in reducing HVAC energy usage – in fact, the right actions can reduce energy consumption by an average of 30%.

Energy Insights – know the facts of HVAC efficiency…

TA Hydronics’ Energy Insights highlight the many opportunities and methods available to save energy through hydronic optimization. They demonstrate how to analyze a system, how to identify the saving opportunities within it, and which measures can be implemented to draw the optimal benefit. Energy Insights also quantify the realistic savings associated with each potential action

.… and how to put them into practical use with real benefit

Energy Insights seminars give attendees a first-hand experience of TA Hydronics expertise in its practical application. The seminar program has four modules covering: energy saving in production units, energy savings in distribution, the value of precise room temperature and general case studies.

Essentially the seminars are designed to give attendees a genuine understanding of how to achieve energy optimization on both a daily and long-term basis. The seminars also arm HVAC professionals with the explanations they need to convince their customers of the importance and advantage of system optimization.

Each attendee will receive a certificate of attendance, and a copy of the reference book "Total Hydronic Balancing" by Robert Petitjean (a $100 value). This seminar may qualify for up to 3.5 PDH hours. Complimentary drinks and dinner will be provided after conclusion of the seminar and Q & A session.

Sign-in starts at 1:00 PM, and the seminar begins at 2:00 PM.

The seminar is FREE, but seating is limited. Register now!