Norm
Christopherson
Only the very best books make it to my “Recommended Reading” list. I have a vast collection of air conditioning, heating, refrigeration and electrical books but, there are only a few that I consider worthy of recommending. These books are selected because of their content, clarity or high quality. Additional books will be added to this list as I see fit, so check back often.
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“TECH Method Troubleshooting” by Gary Lloyd |
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An excellent troubleshooting series written by a veteran service technician. Very well written, clear and concise. Gary has the ability to state the otherwise complex in an understandable way in few words. |
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Visit his website to order his books. www.techmethod.com |
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Indoor Environment Technicians Library |
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Fans & V-belt Drives |
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Math For The Technician |
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Airflow In Ducts |
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Variable Air Volume Systems |
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Indoor Air Quality |
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Layout for Duct Fittings |
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And More. Well written books available individually or purchase the entire set. My favorite is Math For The Technician. |
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Available from LAMA Books. Visit their website; http://www.lamabooks.com/ |
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“Modern Hydronic Heating” by John Siegenthaler. |
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A modern classic on heating with water. Very well written, understandable and excellent content. A new and updated edition is about to be released. I am looking forward to it. |
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http://www.delmarlearning.com/hvac/index.asp |
These
recommendations are purely my personal opinion and I am not paid for these
endorsements.
Norm is a technical writer, seminar speaker and test proctor for EPA, 410A and ESCO & NATE certifications.
He can be contacted at nchristo@juno.com