The Importance of Proper Unico System HVAC Installation & Training
Published by Audree Grubesic on Aug. 22, 2024. Updated Jan. 23. The article discusses Unico System high-velocity HVAC installation training.
Key takeaways
- Hands-on experience matters. First-time HVAC installations can be overwhelming, especially in attics.
- Training programs should cover both theory and field practice.
- High-velocity HVAC systems are more adaptable than traditional ducted systems.
Training program details
- Duration: 2.5 days.
- Audience: salespeople, technicians, installers, owners, and builders.
- Format: lecture-based training plus hands-on installation.
- Hands-on work includes a complete system install, zoning, and troubleshooting.
- Location: Unico Manufacturing Facility in St. Louis.
- Lodging and lunches are covered by Unico.
What participants learn
- How small duct high-velocity systems work.
- Proper design procedures.
- Installation procedures.
- Sales App usage.
- Chiltrix systems.
- Plenum box specifications and installations.
- Troubleshooting procedures.
- A factory tour.
System features described in the article
- The system uses a 2-inch flexible duct.
- The main plenum line can be 7, 9, or 10 inches.
- The 3.3 insulated duct can fit inside a 2x4 wall.
- It can run through floor joists and walls.
- It can reduce the need for soffits.
- Its modular design helps with attic installations.
- The system removes 30% more humidity, according to Matt Gordon.
Why training matters
Matt Gordon says technicians need to understand how the product fits together and how airflow differs from standard systems. The article says proper training improves installation efficiency, accuracy, and confidence.
About Matt Gordon
Matt Gordon describes a background in the military, power generation, repair, and HVAC work in industrial and residential settings.
Call to action mentioned in the article
The article invites readers to visit Unico Systems and register for the free training badge program and summer webinar sessions.