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Join our webinar on light commercial rooftop heat pumps. Learn about electrification trends, efficiency benefits, and application considerations. Stay ahead in HVAC with expert insights!
Rooftop Heat Pumps: Smart Approaches for Busy Pros
Rooftop heat pumps are a practical and efficient solution that play an important role in reducing carbon emissions. As the market continues to shift towards electrification, it’s essential for HVAC contractors to stay current on the latest heat pump trends, technologies and solutions.
Join Trane for an insightful webinar on light commercial rooftop heat pumps, where we will explore the key drivers behind electrification and the growing market demand. Discover the efficiency benefits and payback potential of heat pumps, along with application considerations such as auxiliary heat options, replacement scenarios, and proper sizing. Additionally, gain an overview of Trane's rooftop heat pump solutions designed to meet diverse commercial needs. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your understanding and make informed decisions for your HVAC projects.
Learning Objectives:
- Decarbonization trends and market drivers
- Heat pump incentives and payback
- Application considerations
- Overview of Trane’s rooftop heat pump solutions
Speaker
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Abigail Williamson
Abigail Williamson is the Unitary Commercialization Leader for Trane Commercial. After graduating from Vanderbilt University with a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, she remained in Nashville, TN and joined Trane’s Light Commercial Unitary support team. After that, Abigail transitioned to Large Unitary Product Management, starting her role with assisting the launch of the IntelliPak® 2 line. In her current Commercialization role, Abigail supports the entire Unitary 3 to 150 ton portfolio. Throughout her 15 years with the company, her passion has been helping Sales Engineers and customers, with a continued focus on the many designs, features, and capabilities in both rooftop and split system equipment.
When she’s not working, she revels in time spent with her family and dogs, cooking (minus baking), and patiently awaiting spring so she can garden vegetables in her back yard. -
John Klesk
John Klesk is the Senior Product Manager for Trane’s Precedent Rooftop HVAC Equipment. He joined Trane this year and has responsibility for the new product development portfolio strategy, lifecycle management, and financial performance for the 3-25 ton Precedent product line. John has over 15 years of experience as a product manager and 5 years as a mechanical design engineer.
