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This Week From Trane: Week of October 31, 2022
Through our people, passion, and purpose, we create comfortable and energy-efficient environments around the world. Tap into the minds of Trane thought leaders in our weekly blog round-up that connects you with the latest industry insights, innovations, and inspiration on optimizing indoor environments across an array of markets we serve.
Through our people, passion, and purpose, we create comfortable and energy-efficient environments around the world. Tap into the minds of Trane thought leaders in our weekly blog round-up that connects you with the latest industry insights, innovations, and inspiration on optimizing indoor environments across an array of markets we serve.
10/31/2022
Trane’s Graduate Training Program: HVAC Bootcamp
Trane’s Graduate Training Program (GTP) has a certain mystique – internally at Trane and throughout the HVAC industry. The 20-week class covers everything from basic physics to sales to professional practice and is designed to give recent college graduates an extra knowledge base before they go into the field. Learn more about Trane's GTP program and hear from the people who are shaping the program in the article below.
11/02/2022
Learning from Experts to Become an Expert
In this edition of our contractor spotlight series, learn from contractor Jessica Ely about how learning from experts can lead to becoming an expert. Take a look at her journey to becoming a vice president at her company and how she partners with the experts at Trane to help ensure her projects are a success.
11/04/2022
Electrifying Buildings with VRF Technology
Heating systems that run on natural gas and other fossil fuels have been keeping America’s buildings warm for decades. But now, as many in the private and public sectors are doubling down on commitments to mitigate climate change and create more sustainable spaces, that era may be ending. Hear from Steve Hamlin, VRF Product Manager for Trane Commercial, about the benefits of using VRF technology to electrify buildings.
Understanding A2L Refrigerants: A Q&A with Steve Kujak
Trane is committed to helping customers transition to next-generation, low-GWP refrigerants, ensuring the right solution for each application. With insights from Steve Kujak, Trane's Director of Next Generation Refrigerant Research, we explore the role of refrigerants in decarbonization and the benefits of A2L refrigerants.
Comprendre les fluides frigorigènes A2L : une séance de questions-réponses avec Steve Kujak
Trane is committed to helping customers transition to next-generation, low-GWP refrigerants, ensuring the right solution for each application. With insights from Steve Kujak, Trane's Director of Next Generation Refrigerant Research, we explore the role of refrigerants in decarbonization and the benefits of A2L refrigerants.
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Understanding A2L Refrigerants: A Q&A with Steve Kujak
Trane is committed to helping customers transition to next-generation, low-GWP refrigerants, ensuring the right solution for each application. With insights from Steve Kujak, Trane's Director of Next Generation Refrigerant Research, we explore the role of refrigerants in decarbonization and the benefits of A2L refrigerants.
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Comprendre les fluides frigorigènes A2L : une séance de questions-réponses avec Steve Kujak
Trane is committed to helping customers transition to next-generation, low-GWP refrigerants, ensuring the right solution for each application. With insights from Steve Kujak, Trane's Director of Next Generation Refrigerant Research, we explore the role of refrigerants in decarbonization and the benefits of A2L refrigerants.
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What HVAC Technicians Need to Know about the Refrigerant TransitionFamiliar refrigerants, including R-410A and R-134A for chillers, are being phased out in newly manufactured equipment, with next-generation, low global warming potential (GWP) refrigerants becoming the new reality. Discover how Trane can help you prepare for these new refrigerants by boosting confidence with facts, recognizing what is changing and what is not, learning new handling processes and leak detection and site modifications, and practicing safe storage and transportation.