Take the guesswork out of inverter heat pump systems. This two-hour session walks technicians and installers through the full lifecycle of an inverter air-to-air heat pump — from selecting and matching the right equipment to commissioning a properly running system. You'll leave with the practical knowledge to install, charge, and troubleshoot these systems with confidence.

What You'll Learn

• Equipment fundamentals — outdoor units, air handlers, coils, size changing, match-ups, and efficiency
• Outdoor unit installation, including menu navigation and key menu functions
• System charging, coil temperature selections, and dip switch configuration
• High-voltage considerations, intelligent diagnostics, and surge protection recommendations
• Line set limitations (length and diameter), intelligent oil return, and reusing existing line sets
• A complete system start-up checklist — coil, air handler, and outdoor unit checks, plus required clearances
• A full review to tie everything together

Who Should Take This Class

This class is ideal for HVAC technicians and installers who work with — or are preparing to work with — inverter air-to-air heat pump systems. Whether you're new to inverter technology and want a solid foundation, or you're an experienced tech looking to sharpen your installation, charging, and troubleshooting skills, you'll find practical, job-ready takeaways.

Refreshments will be provided.

Please note: This class does not offer continuing education (CE) hours. 

Advanced Multimeter Techniques for Heating Tune‑Up Success is a focused, technician‑driven training session designed to elevate diagnostic accuracy and confidence during heating system tune‑ups. Using the Fieldpiece SC‑series meters as the primary diagnostic platform, this class teaches participants how to apply advanced multimeter functions to verify electrical health, identify performance‑limiting faults, and ensure safe, efficient system operation.

Technicians will learn how to interpret real‑world readings, validate component performance, and apply measurement strategies that reduce callbacks and speed up troubleshooting. The session emphasizes hands‑on practice with live circuits, proper test‑lead placement, and safe measurement habits that align with industry best practices.

Key Learning Outcomes
Participants will learn to:

• Perform precision voltage, amperage, and resistance tests on heat strips, sequencers, contactors, and blower circuits.
• Use inrush, microamp, and capacitance functions to evaluate ignition systems and motor performance.
• Apply advanced continuity to verify control circuits and safety switches.
• Interpret multimeter readings to identify failing components before they cause system failure.
• Integrate Fieldpiece JobLink features in a structured heating tune‑up workflow.
• Follow safe, repeatable testing procedures that protect both the technician and the equipment.

Who This Class Is For
This course is ideal for:

• Technicians performing routine heating tune‑ups
• Service professionals wanting deeper electrical diagnostic skills
• Anyone using Fieldpiece meters who wants to unlock their full capability

Refreshments provided
This class does not offer CE hours