Air Conditioners - Heat Gain Calculation Publications

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©1993-2012 Tim Carter

        
Summary: These publications on air conditioning heat gain calculations will provide a solid base for informed questions to your hvac contractor and enhance your ability to spot the real pros!

Heat Gain Calculation Publications

These publications are excellent books to help you educate yourself as to heat gain in residential houses. I suggest that you write to these individuals and request pricing and shipping information. The prices for these publications are well worth it. They will quickly educate you so that you can ask pointed and educated questions of your HVAC contractor. Armed with some of the information in these booklets, you will quickly spot the knowledgeable professional!

  • MANUAL J
    Load Calculation for Residential Winter and Summer Air Conditioning
    Air Conditioning Contractors of America
    2800 Shirlington Road
    Suite 300
    Arlington, VA 22206

  • REZ-1
    Residential Load Estimating #791-413
    Published by The Carrier Corporation
    Availability is through your local Carrier A/C Distributor
    Locate in your local Yellow Pages under "Air Conditioning"
  • Short Form Load Calculation
    TM Segment 207 & Residential Cooling Data Sheet
    Published by The Lennox Corporation
    Lennox Internal & Field Training Unit
    JRT Bookstore
    Lennox Industries
    P.O. Box 799900
    Dallas, Texas 75379-9900


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