Warning!. This course requires the course of Advance Electricity MTT 2420 as a Prerequisite
In this course, we will study the fundamentals of marine air conditioning Systems, and how to install, diagnose, and repair a marine air cond. System. This course is a great tool for engineers and technicians. The course is a great complement to taking the ABYC certification.
Curriculum
- 12 Sections
- 17 Lessons
- Lifetime
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- CHAPTER 1: Marine Air Conditioning Systems Fundamentals2
- CHAPTER 2: Refrigeration Cycle Analysis2
- CHAPTER 3: Marine Air Conditioning Systems Compressor Types2
- CHAPTER 4: The Evaporator Characteristics & Diagnosis3
- CHAPTER 5: The Receiver, The Expansion Valve and the Reversing Valve2
- CHAPTER 6: Refrigerant Recovery, Vacuum and Adding Procedure2
- CHAPTER 7: Marine Chiller Systems2
- CHAPTER 8: Marine Air Cond. Pump Relay System2
- CHAPTER 9: Wiring a Marine Air Conditioning System4
- CHAPTER 10: Marine A/C Refrigerants & E.P.A Certification2
- CHAPTER 11: Sizing Air Conditioning Systems & Ducts and Grills Selection4
- FINAL EXAM1
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I am interested marine technician
Hello,
My name is Andrii Zolotarov. I am located in South Florida and have about three years of hands-on HVAC experience, along with an active EPA certification.
I am interested in expanding into marine air conditioning, specifically systems used on small yachts and boats. I am looking for a practical training option, certification course, product training, or an opportunity to gain hands-on exposure in this field.
Could you please let me know if you offer any suitable training programs, upcoming courses, or partner recommendations in South Florida?
I would also appreciate any advice on the best path for an HVAC technician to transition into marine A/C service.
Thank you,
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