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Private Session Adtek Software Webinar Training

Dedicated private session webinar training is available upon request. The training can be on any Adtek programs, and as many can be covered as time permits during the webinar training. There is no limit to the number of attendees, so if you have several people needing to quickly and fully understand how to use Adtek programs and take advantage of all of the easy shortcuts, a webinar training session would be perfect for you.

Prior to the training, each attendee should download and install the Demo version from the Adtek Downloads page.

Adtek programs available for webinar training include:

• AccuLoad
• AccuDuct
• Energy Analyzer
• Electronic Consultant
• The Administrator
• Appointment Scheduler
• Easy Loads
• Generator Consultant

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On-Site Training Programs

Manual J Load Calculation and Manual D Duct Design

* Instructor bills (invoices) the distributor hosting (requesting) the class.

This is an engaging load calculation and duct design software class utilizing ACCA principles, helping a contractor or designer become more confident in applying HVAC systems and the ductwork delivery systems for residential and light commercial applications.

Prior to the training, each attendee should download and install the Demo version from the Adtek Downloads page.

Once the course is completed, each participant will be provided a Group Code that will provide a 10% discount on online purchases of all Adtek programs.

The class is limited to people experienced with the load calculation and duct design process for HVAC direct expansion systems. The fundamentals and principles associated with load calculation and duct design are not included in this course.

After completing this course, participants will be able to:

1. Perform electronic room-by-room and whole-house load calculations.
2. Perform electronic duct design for HVAC loads.
3. Set up default job sheets for a specific climate zone.
4. Demonstrate the comparative load calculation process to discuss options with customers.
5. Demonstrate different presentation packages for sales.