Commercial HVAC Systems 101 Webinar Recording

Commercial HVAC systems can be complex, and their failure can result in claims for tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage. Knowing the fundamentals of commercial HVAC systems and which perils are likely to impact them may help adjusters avoid settling for unnecessary repairs and replacements.
Join Alpine Intel Technical Education Manager Jay Dykstra for the Commercial HVAC Systems 101 Webinar. In this presentation, he will highlight key aspects of HVAC systems used in commercial settings, including package units, economizers, and exhaust fans, as well as real-life claim scenarios involving them.
By the end of the presentation, you’ll be more familiar with:
- Types and components of common commercial HVAC systems
- Frequent damages seen in claims
- Federal regulations that apply to these systems
The Commercial HVAC Systems 101 Webinar is presented by HVACi, part of Alpine Intel’s suite of services.
Important: Pre-recorded webinars do not qualify for CE credit.
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Alpine Intel’s content is meant to inform and educate readers using general terms and descriptions. They do not replace expert evaluations that determine facts and details related to each unique claim.
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