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BPI Certification: AC/Heat Pump Course

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CleanEdison's AC Heat Pump/Cooling Professional training course is designed for Building Analysts looking to add cooling systems & concepts to their existing knowledge in meeting the BPI standards. Our three-day intensive training, which consists of both classroom and field training, will prepare you for the Building Performance Institute's Cooling Professional on-line and field exams. The other options is to take our flex course, which uses a webinar format for the classroom concepts portion of the course while still offering hands on field training for the equipment testing and optimization.

Editor's Note: BPI building analyst training is an important requirement for a BPI certified professional. Click here to find a training class near your area: BPI Certification schedule. Learn more about BPI Certification & Energy Auditing today.

Please note that EPA 608 Level II or Universal are required in order to take this class.

CleanEdison's AC Heat Pump/Cooling Professional training course is designed for Building Analysts looking to add cooling systems & concepts to their existing knowledge in meeting the BPI standards. Our three-day intensive training, which consists of both classroom and field training, will prepare you for the Building Performance Institute’s Cooling Professional on-line and field exams.

   
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Response to Energy Retrofit Installer
written by CleanEdison, May 19, 2011
To calculate the wall area, multiply the length x width (thickness) x height. If 1 1/2 framing members, subtract 4.5 inches for every 4 feet of length of wall.
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Energy Retrofit Installer
written by Ketorus Gooding, May 18, 2011
what is the formula for wall area including stud size and cavity depth with measuremnet on center?
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Response to Jerry Eastridge
written by CleanEdison, August 09, 2010
The Building Analyst course counts as 5 Continuing Education Units (CEU).
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partner
written by Jerry Eastridge, August 06, 2010
How many CEU's is the Building Analyst course?
Thnx

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