Explaining Superheat and Subcooling to Your Apprentice!
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Explaining Superheat and Subcooling to Your Apprentice!
In this HVAC Training Video, I Show How to Explain Subcooling and Total Superheat to an Apprentice. I Show Where the Measurements are Taken, Tips to Help You Remember, and What Exactly these Measurements Mean When Checking the Refrigerant Charge. I Explain Undercharged, Correct Charge, and Overcharged. Supervision is needed by a licensed HVACR ...
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