Delmar Online Training Simulation: HVAC 4.0 Pro Version, 2 terms (12 months) Printed Access Card

Features:

• The enhanced gradebook makes identifying the learner's strengths and weaknesses easy by equipment type.
• Now includes 23 Commercial Walk-in Freezer troubleshooting scenarios, propelling the total number of scenarios in the simulation to more than 200.
• The Delmar Online Training Simulation: Electricity for HVAC is now integrated into the Delmar Online Training Simulation: HVAC 3.0 creating a more robust training experience covering electrical and mechanical faults.
• Nearly 30 Instructional videos lead by HVAC Instructor, Tim Smith, from Hudson Valley Community College guide users through the proper steps to address different troubleshooting scenarios.
• The revised user interface streamlines navigation, improves content understanding and retention and enhances the user experience.
• The improved and streamlined tutorial mode familiarizes users with the simulation by guiding them through the key components of the simulation.
• The enhanced Training Mode features questions that help users quickly identify equipment issues.
• NEW, easy-to-follow troubleshooting charts present information in a linear format, which aides process understanding.
• Now compatible with all browsers and iOS and Android tablets for an enhanced and more flexible learning experience.
• Training Mode and Challenge Mode. Training Mode has fixed scenarios to aid in familiarizing the user with the equipment, the problem needing attention, and the capabilities of the simulation.
• It challenges learners to master diagnostic and troubleshooting skills across seven pieces of HVAC equipment found in the industry—Gas Furnace, Oil Furnace, Gas Boiler, Split Residential A/C, Commercial A/C, Heat Pumps, and Commercial Freezers.
• HVAC 3.0 offers approximately 200 scenarios that allow users to troubleshoot and build diagnostic and critical thinking skills.
• Two modes within the simulation promote incremental learning: Training Mode and Challenge Mode. Training Mode has fixed scenarios to aid in familiarizing the user with the equipment, and Challenge Mode requires the learner to diagnose and resolve unknown faults for each piece of equipment.

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