In this episode, we share number two on our top 10 of 2024 podcast countdown. Please listen to this episode if you are in the HVAC business and work with custom air handling units. I cannot stress enough how valuable this content is for those dealing with custom units. In this podcast, we had two of the top industry experts explain custom units in a way that was very eye-opening for me, even after being in the business for 25 years.

In this episode, we share number three, the third most listened-to HVAC TV podcast of 2024. Tomorrow, we release episode number two in the countdown, and then on January 1, we will land on the number one most listened-to episode. So, this is a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at air-conditioning and heat pump ratings, explaining the difference between the DOE, ASHRAE, and AHRI.

In this episode, I'm sharing the fourth most listened-to HVAC TV podcast of 2024. My guest on this show is industry expert Don Gillis with Chemours. Don is known as one of the leading authorities in refrigerants and does a great job of giving us the latest and greatest information regarding A2Ls.

OK, folks, here comes number five on our top 10 countdown of 2024's most listened-to HVAC TV podcast. In this episode, we talk about what we can do as an industry to attract the younger generation into the HVAC business. Whether it be consulting engineers, contractors, or account executives for a rep firm, this panel and I talk about where we're at and where we need to go in terms of a track in the younger generation.

This episode of podcast, I'm sharing podcast number six of the top podcast of 2024 countdown! In this episode, I have and industry expert from BOSCH and we're talking about all things heat pumps. We're covering current trends in heat pump technology and we also review several emerging trends that we should be seeing in 2025.

Today's podcast was number seven on the top podcast of 2024 countdown. I was live at the CDI active desiccant factory on this episode with their founder and president, Tom Peterson. This was the first live podcast from an actual factory floor, and Tom explains how desiccants function, when to use them, and when not to use them. Thanks for listening, and I hope you enjoy it.

Today, as I continue the countdown of the top podcast of 2024, I'm sharing what I consider an expertly packed panel. We have one of the nation's top water treatment experts combined with two of the nation's top cooling tower reconstruction professionals. This powerful combination really drives home the importance of water treatments and how we can make that an integral part of the design, start-up, and maintenance process.

On today's episode of HVAC TV, we continue the countdown of the 10 best podcasts of 2024. At number nine, I'm sharing one of my favorite podcasts, which I recorded with Jason Richwine with JCI, where he shows how selecting coils with a higher pressure drop can lead to higher efficiency in your system. I hope you enjoy it. Stay tuned for the next eight episodes on the countdown.

On today's episode of the HVAC TV podcast, we begin our countdown of the 10 best podcasts of 2024. At number 10 we're bringing you an episode called Cooling Towers: The Unsung Heroes of HVAC by Stephen Schwalbert with SPX Marley. Over the next few days. We will continue our top 10 countdown over the next 10 days so please listen along!

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“Welcome back! Our final session of the day features Trey Wilder, LEED AP, Sr. Product Support Engineer at LG Electronics USA. Trey will discuss A2L Refrigerants and VRF systems, exploring their role in modern HVAC design. 

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Trey’s expertise in VRF systems and his in-depth knowledge of A2L refrigerants are sure to provide valuable takeaways.”