100 course in basic theory. Covers tubing and piping practices, system evacuation and charging, and the calibration of instruments and safety considerations. A course designed to train students to understand the operation of mechanical equipment that is used in the refrigeration and air conditioning industry. Explains the uses of fans, pumps, compressors, etc. RAC 120 Air Conditioning Systems 8 credits Trains students to understand the basic requirements for air conditioning in residential and small commercial buildings.
Emphasis is placed on locating and repairing faults in typical equipment.
The student will receive credit while employed in a R.A.C. related job. This will be a formal training period as agreed upon by the employer, student and instructor. The student will be paid a regular wage during the training period. One credit will be earned for each thirty hours of qualified employment. Emphasis is placed on understanding and troubleshooting electrical controls.