CACEA, together with our partners — the Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Institute of Canada (HRAI), the HVAC Designers of Canada, and the Thermal Environmental Comfort Association (TECA) — are coming together to provide an overview of the fundamentals and practical application of single-zone cooling design.
As this topic is not explicitly addressed within CSA F280, this session will provide clarity on building code considerations, review key design fundamentals, address common misconceptions, and explore a real-world example of cooling load measurement and implementation.
This webinar is offered at no charge and is open to Energy Advisors, HVAC designers, HVAC contractors, building officials, Authorities Having Jurisdiction, and other industry stakeholders.
Why Building Officials Should Attend
Single-zone cooling design is not explicitly addressed within CSA F280, making it an area where code interpretation can vary. This session offers building officials and Authorities Having Jurisdiction a valuable opportunity to gain clarity on how building code considerations apply to cooling design, understand key design fundamentals, and address common misconceptions encountered during plan review and inspection. Delivered by a coalition of leading industry associations — CACEA, HRAI, HVAC Designers of Canada, and TECA — this free webinar provides practical, real-world context to support more informed and consistent decision-making in the field.
Date: June 22, 2016
Time: 12:30 – 2:00 pm PST
Location: online
Cost: free
Registration: Click here
CPD Eligibility: 1.5 point – Category A4 (you will need to self-report these points)
