Bath fan installed performance: the pressure is on!

DESCRIPTION

The subject of indoor air quality (IAQ) gets a lot of press these days and it's often assumed that just because a home is new that the installed mechanical ventilation systems can contribute to better IAQ. The most common types of ventilation systems include whole-house, bathroom spot, and kitchen spot. Of these three systems, it is Joe’s belief that the bathroom spot fans are probably used most frequently and are the most important, yet why do so many test poorly? This session will highlight several case studies clearly demonstrating the importance of good products combined with good installation practices. (Webinar recorded March 11, 2020.)

AS A RESULT OF THIS WEBINAR, YOU WILL BE ABLE TO:

1. Discuss how to read a fan curve.
2. Repeat the basics of 'static' pressure.
3. Identify how to select compatible components.
4. Explain the importance of installation good practices.

COST

Free to view

Pay $25.00 for credit

WHO SHOULD VIEW

Builders, remodelers, HVAC contractors, HVAC system designers, code officials, architects, home design professionals, building performance professionals, energy auditors, students, educators, apprentices and anyone with knowledge and interest in bath fan installations.

CREDITS

In order to receive credit for viewing this webinar, you'll need to pass a short quiz. A link to the quiz will be provided in your registration confirmation email. Separate registration is required for each individual requiring continuing education credit.

All credits have different expiration dates, so it is to your advantage to take the quiz as soon as possible.

AIA Members of the American Institute of Architects will receive 1.25 LU for this computer based course. This is an intermediate level course and expires 2/21/2023. Questions about AIA credits should be directed to Lonna Berg at 608.210.7157 or [email protected]. Click on the following link to read our AIA CES Provider statement: https://slipstreaminc.org/solutions/education-and-training/aia-ces.

ASHI This course is approved for 1 ASHI continuing education credits.

BPI This course has been pre-approved for 0.63 BPI CEUs.

NAHB This on-demand webinar offers up to 1 hour of continuing education credit for the following NAHB professional designations: CAPS, CGA, CGB, CGR, CGP, GMB, GMR and Master CGP.

NARI This course is approved for 1.25 NARI CEUs.

RESNET This course has been approved by RESNET for 1.25 professional development credits.

WI-DSPS Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services has approved this course for 1 CEU for the following credentials: Dwelling Contractor Qualifier Certification and UDC-HVAC Inspector Certification. Note that you may not retake the same course for credit more than once during the 1-, 2- or 4-year term of your specific credential.

This webinar will not be pre-approved for GBCI credits; however, if you believe the content is applicable to your credential, you can self-report credits.

SPEAKER

Joe Nagan, Home Building Technology Services, LLC

Joe provides design evaluations, construction management and building failure analysis. He is certified in residential mechanical ventilation design and installation and advanced building science. Joe provides support and training as the technical director for the Focus on Energy New Homes program.

SPONSORED BY

OTHER INFORMATION

This webinar was recorded on March 11, 2020 and is approximately 75 minutes in length.

Please see our FAQ page, call 608.210.7114 or email our registration contact: [email protected].

Host or Publisher Slipstream