HVAC Learning

Presentation of hot water heating (HVAC Learning)

Offered by ADEGEB,
Presentation of hot water heating (HVAC Learning)

Learn how to use water heating systems.

Objective(s) :
Hot water heating training leads you to be able to explain thermal balance of buildings and heating systems.
This online course is essential for a good understanding of heating and air conditioning systems. Being in a simple style, it is useful at all levels.

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