HVAC Training Basics for New Technicians and Students! Refrigeration Cycle!

In this HVAC Training Video, I Show the Basics of how Refrigerant Flows Through a System, Saturated Temperatures, Phase Changes, Superheat, Subcooling, Airflow, Heat Absorption, and Heat Rejection! I Show Examples of Pressures and Temperatures! Supervision is Needed by a Licensed HVACR Tech While Performing Tasks as Experience and Apprenticeship Garners Wisdom and Safety.
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Information in this video is intended for educational purposes only. Any work related to the topics in this video should be performed by licensed technicians or by apprentices under the supervision of licensed technicians. AC Service Tech LLC is not responsible for any possible damages or injuries caused by the use or misuse of any information provided.
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[carrieresammy]

Thank you for these videos man, I’m much more of a visual learner than I am one who learns from books

[isaacguillama]

Ive been doing hvacr for about 6 months and this video just made it all make sense. I cant believe it.

[superoperman]

I've been an HVAC apprentice for 8 months now. This video is a lifesaver.

[omnious]

I've seen plenty of demonstrations of how this works but this one was definitely the clearest. I appreciate the visuals of where its liquid and where its vapor, and explaining how there's no temperature change during a phase change.

[JesseWylee]

Dude this was extremely helpful, im an installer 85 days in and this makes alot more sense after seeing this.

[adamharlow]

Man I have watched quite a few HVAC intro videos and this one for some reason really helped me understand things. It’s amazing how much the right teacher for a certain individual can do. The teacher really does hold a lot of power. Cheers to whomever made this or posted it.

[jeffreywyke]

AWESOME teaching!! I never really thought about how this worked....but it is so interesting to listen to the explanation, and now I know at least some of the basics! Thank you!

[keefchief]

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[akh]

Ok, this is absolutely the greatest video explaining a regular A/C system including both the components and the physics behind them. The diagram at 0:36 paints simultaneously and intuitively the pressure, the temperature and the refrigerant phase throughout the entire system. This diagram is brilliant! The example of pressures and temperatures at 3:44 is also very informative. I am not a HVAC technician but I am into physics and was looking for detailed physical explanations of what different components are and the transitions of the refrigerant between these components. Amazing teacher. Definitely subscribed!

[ghostmasterson]

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[thefreshride]

I don’t know a lot of english, I need to watch your videos over and over until I can understand what you teaching us

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[mperry]

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[TheRealStitchDaSavage]

I opened my textbook yesterday to just see what kind of diagrams where in it for this. This demonstration was so much more helpful than that book is

[kolabeans]

Your videos are excellent! I’m taking an online HVAC class and it’s very good. But your videos explain things better in many ways.
Thank you!

[roysalazar]

Awesome Video. I’ve been a helper for about 6 months and have a hard time remembering these basics. But thankfully these visuals representations help me understand more 👍

[USCBeastmode]

I'm about to start HVAC and love how you explain this, it makes perfect sense. I can't wait to start in a month, ill be ready Thank you.

[SC-nwnj]

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Thank You.

[stickem]

I started class today and I was still a little confused after leaving it but I watched this and I think I legit got it down & packed now. Thanks, great video!

[JonathanAshley]

Great video. I am personally looking at a career change and all this video did was fuel my desire to learn more.