NORMALLY: $1,070
Sponsored by Southern California Edison
For qualifiying contractors*:
ONLY $50/DAY
Deliver High Quality Air Balancing Services and Professional Reports
Commercial Air Balancing
- Three-day Advanced HVAC Training
- You can earn one Commercial Air Balancer certification plus NATE, BPI and State CEU’s (where applicable)
(800) 633-7058
lIVE, in-person instruction
Individual attention
hands-on testing & problem-solving
As low as $836
three-day training
certification course
Commercial Air Balancing
HVAC professionals will gain the knowledge and tools they need to balance commercial HVAC systems up to 25 tons, including Kitchen Exhaust and Make-Up Air systems
This class is also ideal for facility management professionals and on-staff service techs who need to test and balance systems within their plants and commercial facilities.
Why NCI’s Air Balancing Training is Different
Our air balancing training was created from the ground-up based on many years of actual field experience, practical NCI standards, and simplification of often complex engineering concepts and terminology. For example, this class will help you understand what fan laws do, how they work, and how using them to make pulley adjustments affects system balance. You’ll also learn how to overcome the common obstacles you’ll run into in the field while adjusting and balancing most commercial systems. By passing the exam on day three, you will earn NCI’s exclusive Commercial Air Balancing Certification for systems up to 25 tons.
Who should attend?
HVAC professionals, energy raters, energy improvement contractors, builders, facility managers and technicians, engineers, property managers, NCI Certified Air Balancers
What are the prerequisities?
While there are no pre-requisites it’s highly recommended that students have 2+ years of practical HVAC industry experience.
*This special pricing is available exclusively to HVAC professionals who work in Southern California Edison’s territory. Your final registration is subject to verification for discount eligibility.
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Commercial Air Balancing Live, In-Person Program Overview
Day One Agenda
The Key Elements of Air Balancing
- Commercial Air Balancing Overview
- NCI Commercial Air Balance Specification
- Estimating and Selling Balancing Work
- Preparing for a Balancing Project
- Static Pressure Testing
- Static Pressure Profiles
- Traversing Airflow
- Electrical and RPM Testing
Day Two Agenda
Balancing Principles, Techniques and Reporting
- Fan Laws – Effects of Changes in Pulley Diameter, Static Pressure, Amp Draw and Horsepower
- Measuring and Adjusting Register and Grille Airflow
- Proportional Balancing
- Temperature Testing and Final Testing
- Publishing the Final Report
- Review ComfortMaxx™ Software
Day Three Agenda
Economizers and Kitchen Exhaust Systems
- Economizer Fundamentals
- Measure and Adjust Economizer Airflow
- Kitchen Exhaust System Fundamentals
- Kitchen Exhaust System Balancing and Reporting
- Exercises with ComfortMaxx™ software
The day concludes with NCI’s exclusive Commercial Air Balancing certification exam (optional)
normally:
$975
sce contractor pricing:
$150
Upcoming Commercial Air Balancing Certification Events:
Course Qualifies for NATE, BPI, & Most State CEUs.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I qualify as an SCE contractor?
You must do work/offer services in Southern California Edison’s service territory. If you have any questions, contact us at 800 633-7058.
What's a typical training day like?
Generally in-person training days start at 8 AM and ends at either 4:30 or 5. Lunch and workbook are included. There are breaks throughout the day.
Can I get certified in this training?
Yes. There is an optional certification exam on day three. By taking and successfully passing the exam, you’ll earn Commercial Air Balancer certification, which is valid for two years. This is the only certification of it’s kind.
Does this class count towards renewing my other NCI certifications?
Yes. Up to 16 NCI recertification hours are also available with this course. Please contact us to see if you qualify and enroll for recertification(s).
Does this class count for CEUs?
Yes. This class qualifies for Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for NATE and BPI recertification, and for licensing CEUs in several states. Please see our page about CEU‘s for more information or ask us for more information.
What do I need to bring to the training?
Please bring pencils and a calculator, and be ready to learn. You will receive detailed instructions before the event.