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HVAC TV

Tony Mormino, HVAC Marketing Director, Engineer, and Your Humble Host

201 episodes

3 days ago

HVAC TV, formerly known as The Engineers HVAC Podcast, is the ultimate resource for mechanical engineers, contractors, and service technicians in the commercial HVAC industry. Guided by industry veteran Tony Mormino, this series delves into the technical challenges and innovative solutions shaping the HVAC landscape today. Whether you aim to stay informed on the latest industry trends, explore new technologies, or listen to the voices driving innovation, HVAC TV provides practical, actionable content to foster your success.

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HVAC TV, formerly known as The Engineers HVAC Podcast, is the ultimate resource for mechanical engineers, contractors, and service technicians in the commercial HVAC industry. Guided by industry veteran Tony Mormino, this series delves into the technical challenges and innovative solutions shaping the HVAC landscape today. Whether you aim to stay informed on the latest industry trends, explore new technologies, or listen to the voices driving innovation, HVAC TV provides practical, actionable content to foster your success.

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So You Want to Be a Chiller Design Engineer?

HVAC TV

8 minutes 1 second

2 months ago

So You Want to Be a Chiller Design Engineer?

In this episode of the JADEC Tour, we go behind the scenes with YORK chiller product engineers Brady Schulz and Austin Reth to uncover what it really takes to work in HVAC product development. From leading tests in a -20°F cold room to fielding feedback from 100+ customers, their stories blend engineering insight with real-world HVAC impact.