TheRyeCatcher

I'm an inside salesman for a plumbing, heating, & A/C wholesaler. I've been selling residential HVAC equipment for the past few years, but we've just started getting into the commercial HVAC market. Considering my limited HVAC experience, can anyone recommend some books that might allow me to shorten the learning curve?

I came across this forum about a month ago...and I've learned more about HVAC in the past 30 days than I've learned in the past year or so. Thanks in advance for your help.

MechanicalDVR

The best start: Join "RSES" (the refrigeration service engineers society) they should have a chapter near you. Then, pick up the "SAM" service and maintenance manual that they put out. It is the bible on hvac.

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snapperhead

try these free magazines www.esmagazine.com and www.hpac.com have them miled to your residence and give your self a company and title...and if you realy want to see the HVAC field in action,go over to www.hvac-talk.com there are 70,000 techs talking shop and all the aspects on the field are covered.

crb555

The Trane Air Conditioning Manual.

Its like the industry bible for hvac theory.


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