As a certified industrial hygienist, I really appreciate this channel. There is always a really good amount of information that has important bearing on how buildings operate. Thanks for posting!
Incredible video. Most techs I’ve met don’t even view high humidity levels and mold in the ducts as a problem. It’s sad how many times I’ve had to explain to people’s usual “HVAC guy” over the phone that just because you see something often doesn’t mean it isn’t a problem.
Well here in South San Diego at this time of year, our mitsubishi multizone mini-splits are not condensing. Each head is blowing below 50 degrees F. 🤷♂️I guess because humidity is 12% Thank you for the class 👍. I will keep this in mind for when things are sweating and condensation is happening.
Someone needs to make a high humidity air handler with a built in sub cooler, I bit of reheat to lower the supply air relative humidity, plus the added evaporator capacity would be a really nice combo for high humidity locations.
in early 90s tranes fix for sweating air handlers in the attic was to put heat lamps on the air handler. i mean it worked but didnt actually fix the real issue. lol
Nice information knowledge good practice hvac technician in work
Inshallah
As a certified industrial hygienist, I really appreciate this channel. There is always a really good amount of information that has important bearing on how buildings operate. Thanks for posting!
Amazing video Brian. A lot of back to basics thinking and how FL is our “special” project. Still learning after 20-years in AC industry.
Incredible video. Most techs I’ve met don’t even view high humidity levels and mold in the ducts as a problem. It’s sad how many times I’ve had to explain to people’s usual “HVAC guy” over the phone that just because you see something often doesn’t mean it isn’t a problem.
🙌🏻 My Man! I am with you 💯 on your statement about just because we see it all the time doesn’t mean it’s not an issue…
There is so much good information here for a regular consumer like me to unpack. Thank you very much for sharing this here.
I always enjoy watching this videos 😊 funny + informative
Well here in South San Diego at this time of year, our mitsubishi multizone mini-splits are not condensing. Each head is blowing below 50 degrees F.
🤷♂️I guess because humidity is 12%
Thank you for the class 👍. I will keep this in mind for when things are sweating and condensation is happening.
Incredibly valuable informative knowledge transformation.
In eastern Pa we spray foam the boots in on the attic side. It insulates and seals. I don’t know if this technique would work in Florida.
you are the best of the best
What do mean by air Risers? Return air grille in the ceiling?
I have a ABS refrigerator making a noise on startup and not cooling below 41 degrees. What should I check? Thanks!
Someone needs to make a high humidity air handler with a built in sub cooler, I bit of reheat to lower the supply air relative humidity, plus the added evaporator capacity would be a really nice combo for high humidity locations.
I have the exact same problem with restaurants with open front
got it, 3inch filter.
in early 90s tranes fix for sweating air handlers in the attic was to put heat lamps on the air handler. i mean it worked but didnt actually fix the real issue. lol
hes made so much money in hvac he bought new hair