Description

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(Live Webinar)

Registration Fee:

Member (SAVE $195 by registering for the Webinar Series)
Webinar series:  $399.00 + HST
Individual:      $99.00 + HST

Non-Member (SAVE $260 by registering for the Webinar Series)
Webinar series:  $520.00 + HST
Individual:      $130.00 + HST

Who Should Attend:

Webinar Summary: 

The hydronics market is decarbonizing, and though the pace differs from market to market, it’s happening across Canada. This year the Canadian Hydronics Council put together our annual Webinar Series to help you to grow, and even thrive, as the market shifts to higher efficiencies and fully electrified systems. 

Courses will focus on:

• New technologies entering the world of hydronics for the first time, as well as demystifying some old ones, like heat pumps that have been around for decades, but are finding new life in hydronic applications. 
• Best ways to size your emitters, so that you can narrow the range of temperatures your system will have to supply, increasing efficiency. 
• Deep dive in electrifying domestic hot water, both the challenges that presents, and the opportunities for efficiency gains. 

Webinar Dates & Topics:

April 11, 2024 | 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Electrifying Domestic Hot Water with Hydronics – Commercial
Presenter: Tom Heckbert, Rheem Canada Ltd./Ltee     

April 17, 2024 | 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm
Phase Change Materials and Their Functions in Hydronics Systems Design
Presenter: Michael Ridler, Eden Energy

April 25, 2024 |1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Electrifying Domestic Hot Water with Hydronics – Residential
Presenters: Michael Ridler, Eden Energy & Tom Heckbert, Rheem Canada Ltd./Ltee    

May 8, 2024 | 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Low Temperature Heating and High Temperature Cooling Emitters
Presenter: Stephen Allen, EMCO Corporation

May 15, 2024 | 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Demystifying Hydronics Heat Pumps
Presenter: Micheal Ridler, Eden Energy      

May 22, 2024 | 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Bonus webinar: Biogas Digesters and Hydronics Applications - Part #1
Presenter: Jason Jackson, Fleming College

We hope you’ll join us for this limited series and let our industry experts share their knowledge with you.

Participating in the CHC Webinar Training allows you to accumulate Continuing Education Credits (CEUs), which can be applied towards your CHC Certification or any other certification that recognizes them.

Canadian Hydronics Council Webinar #1

Electrifying Domestic Hot Water with Hydronics – Commercial

Making domestic hot water for commercial or multi-unit residential buildings can be a lot different than for houses. There’s typically more equipment producing waste heat for collection, more room for preheat tanks and heat pumps, and a higher likelihood of large dump loads requiring more storage tanks. Individual usage patterns blur together to make sizing and control decisions quite different. In this seminar we’ll review some of the best ways to electrify a DHW system in a commercial-scale facility, tying in heat pump technology in ways that might surprise you.

Presenter:

Thomas Heckbert
Director of Sales - Water
Rheem Canada Ltd./Ltée