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For air conditioners and heat pumps, we size the wires and circuit breakers in accordance with the information printed on the label, not the simplified sizing charts that we typically rely on.
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In this video, the fundamental concepts of power and energy are described to provide a baseline understanding of these two important terms. Discussion includes dimensions, units, and example calculations associated with power and energy.
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In this video, we will discuss the most common technologies for heating water, including storage, tankless, heat pump, and solar water heaters. We will also discuss best practices for saving energy with water heating systems.
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Video describing a combustion safety test and how to fix resulting issues for a house in Alaska.
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The safe operation of space and water heating combustion appliances is critical to occupant health and safety. As we review the factors contributing to appliance vulnerability, we will demonstrate the definitive test used to assess safe operation and share how to identify and possibly address the...
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This video describes how to encourage daylighting design in buildings to save on energy costs associated with overhead lighting.
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A step by step demonstration on how to do duct leakage testing for code compliance. 2009 IECC duct leakage testing requirements for Kentucky.
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Video on how to address duct leakage to outdoors. Provided by Department of Energy, Building America Solutions Center
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Video on how to address duct leakage to outdoors. Provided by Department of Energy, Building America Solutions Center
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People have been using the same light bulb since Thomas Edison invented it about 130 years ago. Today, there are more lighting options in stores that will save you energy and money.
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Description: In this edition of Energy 101, we talk about Lumens. When you're shopping for light bulbs, compare lumens to be sure you're getting the amount of light, or level of brightness, you want. For more information on lighting, visit energysavers.gov/lig

 


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