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Heat Pump Installers Course
- 🏠 J.A Russell Ltd
- 46 Ormiston Road
Ormiston
Auckland
✖ This course date has been cancelled.
Develop new skills and best practice techniques for heat pump installations. Our comprehensive 3-day course equips you with the knowledge and hands-on experience to become a confident, efficient installer.
Objective
To provide delegates with the fundamentals of air conditioning & heat pump split system installation, grounded in best practice guidelines. The course combines theory and practical sessions, covering safe practices and the best techniques for a successful installation. Ideal for refrigeration engineers or practicing electricians looking to add heat pump installation to their skillset.Benefits
- Understand how to correctly install a split system heat pump from start to finish
- Work safely and understand the risks associated with refrigerant gas
- Know which specialist tools to use, how they work, and why they're required
- Grow your business by offering split system heat pump installation
- Avoid costly mistakes that cause premature equipment failure
- Learn unit selection and sizing techniques for better outcomes
- Minimise callbacks and maximise customer satisfaction
Course Content
Installation- Equipment selection and correct unit sizing
- Correct positioning of indoor and outdoor units
- Understanding noise issues and mitigation techniques
- Correct mounting of outdoor and indoor units, anti-vibration measures
- Use of brackets and common problems to avoid
- Pipework handling techniques and how to prevent common problems
- Condensate management
- Flaring of copper pipe and modern joining techniques, including pipe brazing
- Correct use of Oxy-Free nitrogen
- Pressure testing and leak testing
- Dehydration, vacuum pump and vacuum gauge use
- Electrical isolators
- Breaking the vacuum and preparing for use
- Operational testing
- Unit sizing — avoiding common problems
- Healthy Homes Standards and the relevant legislation
- Meeting client expectations
- Planning the installation
- Interface to fresh air
- Remote control operation and positioning
- Maintenance requirements explained to the client
- Defrost cycle explained
- Client handover best practice
Refrigerant Fillers Licence Course
- 🏠 J.A Russell Ltd
- 46 Ormiston Road
Ormiston
Auckland
People filling containers with gases under pressure — including cylinders, aerosols, and non-refillable containers — must be trained and hold an approved filler compliance certificate issued by a compliance certifier. This course meets that requirement.
What You Will Learn
- How to safely add refrigerant gas to a cylinder
- How to safely remove refrigerant gas from a cylinder
- How to reduce and eliminate refrigerant gas loss to the environment
- Safe transport requirements for compressed gas cylinders
- Safe use requirements for compressed gas cylinders
- Legal requirements under the H.S.N.O Act
- Requirements under Worksafe New Zealand
Entry Requirements
This course is designed for practicing refrigeration or air conditioning technicians. To enrol you must:- Be a practicing refrigeration or air conditioning technician
- Fully understand how to operate a gauge manifold set
- Be fully conversant with the tools used in the installation of air conditioning or refrigeration units
Assessment & Certification
Attendance at this course requires you to demonstrate both practical and theoretical understanding of the material covered. This is assessed by a compliance certifier. Candidates who meet the required standard will receive a filler compliance licence valid for 5 years, plus a photo licence card. This course complies with requirements under the H.S.N.O Act and Worksafe New Zealand. Refer here for more details on Worksafe requirements.Heat Pump Installers Course
- 🏠 Fairly Motor Lodge
- 1 Tareha Street
Westshore
Napier 4110
Develop new skills and best practice techniques for heat pump installations. Our comprehensive 3-day course equips you with the knowledge and hands-on experience to become a confident, efficient installer.
Objective
To provide delegates with the fundamentals of air conditioning & heat pump split system installation, grounded in best practice guidelines. The course combines theory and practical sessions, covering safe practices and the best techniques for a successful installation. Ideal for refrigeration engineers or practicing electricians looking to add heat pump installation to their skillset.Benefits
- Understand how to correctly install a split system heat pump from start to finish
- Work safely and understand the risks associated with refrigerant gas
- Know which specialist tools to use, how they work, and why they're required
- Grow your business by offering split system heat pump installation
- Avoid costly mistakes that cause premature equipment failure
- Learn unit selection and sizing techniques for better outcomes
- Minimise callbacks and maximise customer satisfaction
Course Content
Installation- Equipment selection and correct unit sizing
- Correct positioning of indoor and outdoor units
- Understanding noise issues and mitigation techniques
- Correct mounting of outdoor and indoor units, anti-vibration measures
- Use of brackets and common problems to avoid
- Pipework handling techniques and how to prevent common problems
- Condensate management
- Flaring of copper pipe and modern joining techniques, including pipe brazing
- Correct use of Oxy-Free nitrogen
- Pressure testing and leak testing
- Dehydration, vacuum pump and vacuum gauge use
- Electrical isolators
- Breaking the vacuum and preparing for use
- Operational testing
- Unit sizing — avoiding common problems
- Healthy Homes Standards and the relevant legislation
- Meeting client expectations
- Planning the installation
- Interface to fresh air
- Remote control operation and positioning
- Maintenance requirements explained to the client
- Defrost cycle explained
- Client handover best practice
Refrigerant Fillers Licence Course
- 🏠 Fairly Motor Lodge
- 1 Tareha Street
Westshore
Napier 4110
People filling containers with gases under pressure — including cylinders, aerosols, and non-refillable containers — must be trained and hold an approved filler compliance certificate issued by a compliance certifier. This course meets that requirement.
What You Will Learn
- How to safely add refrigerant gas to a cylinder
- How to safely remove refrigerant gas from a cylinder
- How to reduce and eliminate refrigerant gas loss to the environment
- Safe transport requirements for compressed gas cylinders
- Safe use requirements for compressed gas cylinders
- Legal requirements under the H.S.N.O Act
- Requirements under Worksafe New Zealand
Entry Requirements
This course is designed for practicing refrigeration or air conditioning technicians. To enrol you must:- Be a practicing refrigeration or air conditioning technician
- Fully understand how to operate a gauge manifold set
- Be fully conversant with the tools used in the installation of air conditioning or refrigeration units
Assessment & Certification
Attendance at this course requires you to demonstrate both practical and theoretical understanding of the material covered. This is assessed by a compliance certifier. Candidates who meet the required standard will receive a filler compliance licence valid for 5 years, plus a photo licence card. This course complies with requirements under the H.S.N.O Act and Worksafe New Zealand. Refer here for more details on Worksafe requirements.Heat Pump Installers Course
- 🏠 Scenic Hotel
- Scenic Hotel
88 96 Papanui Road
CHRISTCHURCH 8014
Develop new skills and best practice techniques for heat pump installations. Our comprehensive 3-day course equips you with the knowledge and hands-on experience to become a confident, efficient installer.
Objective
To provide delegates with the fundamentals of air conditioning & heat pump split system installation, grounded in best practice guidelines. The course combines theory and practical sessions, covering safe practices and the best techniques for a successful installation. Ideal for refrigeration engineers or practicing electricians looking to add heat pump installation to their skillset.Benefits
- Understand how to correctly install a split system heat pump from start to finish
- Work safely and understand the risks associated with refrigerant gas
- Know which specialist tools to use, how they work, and why they're required
- Grow your business by offering split system heat pump installation
- Avoid costly mistakes that cause premature equipment failure
- Learn unit selection and sizing techniques for better outcomes
- Minimise callbacks and maximise customer satisfaction
Course Content
Installation- Equipment selection and correct unit sizing
- Correct positioning of indoor and outdoor units
- Understanding noise issues and mitigation techniques
- Correct mounting of outdoor and indoor units, anti-vibration measures
- Use of brackets and common problems to avoid
- Pipework handling techniques and how to prevent common problems
- Condensate management
- Flaring of copper pipe and modern joining techniques, including pipe brazing
- Correct use of Oxy-Free nitrogen
- Pressure testing and leak testing
- Dehydration, vacuum pump and vacuum gauge use
- Electrical isolators
- Breaking the vacuum and preparing for use
- Operational testing
- Unit sizing — avoiding common problems
- Healthy Homes Standards and the relevant legislation
- Meeting client expectations
- Planning the installation
- Interface to fresh air
- Remote control operation and positioning
- Maintenance requirements explained to the client
- Defrost cycle explained
- Client handover best practice
Refrigerant Fillers Licence Course
- 🏠 Scenic Hotel
- Scenic Hotel
88 96 Papanui Road
CHRISTCHURCH 8014
People filling containers with gases under pressure — including cylinders, aerosols, and non-refillable containers — must be trained and hold an approved filler compliance certificate issued by a compliance certifier. This course meets that requirement.
What You Will Learn
- How to safely add refrigerant gas to a cylinder
- How to safely remove refrigerant gas from a cylinder
- How to reduce and eliminate refrigerant gas loss to the environment
- Safe transport requirements for compressed gas cylinders
- Safe use requirements for compressed gas cylinders
- Legal requirements under the H.S.N.O Act
- Requirements under Worksafe New Zealand
Entry Requirements
This course is designed for practicing refrigeration or air conditioning technicians. To enrol you must:- Be a practicing refrigeration or air conditioning technician
- Fully understand how to operate a gauge manifold set
- Be fully conversant with the tools used in the installation of air conditioning or refrigeration units
Assessment & Certification
Attendance at this course requires you to demonstrate both practical and theoretical understanding of the material covered. This is assessed by a compliance certifier. Candidates who meet the required standard will receive a filler compliance licence valid for 5 years, plus a photo licence card. This course complies with requirements under the H.S.N.O Act and Worksafe New Zealand. Refer here for more details on Worksafe requirements.Heat Pump Installers Course
- 🏠 J.A.Russell Ltd
- 46 Ormiston Road
Ormiston
Auckland 2019
Develop new skills and best practice techniques for heat pump installations. Our comprehensive 3-day course equips you with the knowledge and hands-on experience to become a confident, efficient installer.
Objective
To provide delegates with the fundamentals of air conditioning & heat pump split system installation, grounded in best practice guidelines. The course combines theory and practical sessions, covering safe practices and the best techniques for a successful installation. Ideal for refrigeration engineers or practicing electricians looking to add heat pump installation to their skillset.Benefits
- Understand how to correctly install a split system heat pump from start to finish
- Work safely and understand the risks associated with refrigerant gas
- Know which specialist tools to use, how they work, and why they're required
- Grow your business by offering split system heat pump installation
- Avoid costly mistakes that cause premature equipment failure
- Learn unit selection and sizing techniques for better outcomes
- Minimise callbacks and maximise customer satisfaction
Course Content
Installation- Equipment selection and correct unit sizing
- Correct positioning of indoor and outdoor units
- Understanding noise issues and mitigation techniques
- Correct mounting of outdoor and indoor units, anti-vibration measures
- Use of brackets and common problems to avoid
- Pipework handling techniques and how to prevent common problems
- Condensate management
- Flaring of copper pipe and modern joining techniques, including pipe brazing
- Correct use of Oxy-Free nitrogen
- Pressure testing and leak testing
- Dehydration, vacuum pump and vacuum gauge use
- Electrical isolators
- Breaking the vacuum and preparing for use
- Operational testing
- Unit sizing — avoiding common problems
- Healthy Homes Standards and the relevant legislation
- Meeting client expectations
- Planning the installation
- Interface to fresh air
- Remote control operation and positioning
- Maintenance requirements explained to the client
- Defrost cycle explained
- Client handover best practice
Refrigerant Fillers Licence Course
- 🏠 J.A.Russell Ltd
- 46 Ormiston Road
Ormiston
Auckland 2019
People filling containers with gases under pressure — including cylinders, aerosols, and non-refillable containers — must be trained and hold an approved filler compliance certificate issued by a compliance certifier. This course meets that requirement.
What You Will Learn
- How to safely add refrigerant gas to a cylinder
- How to safely remove refrigerant gas from a cylinder
- How to reduce and eliminate refrigerant gas loss to the environment
- Safe transport requirements for compressed gas cylinders
- Safe use requirements for compressed gas cylinders
- Legal requirements under the H.S.N.O Act
- Requirements under Worksafe New Zealand
Entry Requirements
This course is designed for practicing refrigeration or air conditioning technicians. To enrol you must:- Be a practicing refrigeration or air conditioning technician
- Fully understand how to operate a gauge manifold set
- Be fully conversant with the tools used in the installation of air conditioning or refrigeration units
Assessment & Certification
Attendance at this course requires you to demonstrate both practical and theoretical understanding of the material covered. This is assessed by a compliance certifier. Candidates who meet the required standard will receive a filler compliance licence valid for 5 years, plus a photo licence card. This course complies with requirements under the H.S.N.O Act and Worksafe New Zealand. Refer here for more details on Worksafe requirements.Heat Pump Installers Course
- 🏠 J.A.Russell Ltd
- 671 Te Rapa Road
Te Rapa
Hamilton 3200
Develop new skills and best practice techniques for heat pump installations. Our comprehensive 3-day course equips you with the knowledge and hands-on experience to become a confident, efficient installer.
Objective
To provide delegates with the fundamentals of air conditioning & heat pump split system installation, grounded in best practice guidelines. The course combines theory and practical sessions, covering safe practices and the best techniques for a successful installation. Ideal for refrigeration engineers or practicing electricians looking to add heat pump installation to their skillset.Benefits
- Understand how to correctly install a split system heat pump from start to finish
- Work safely and understand the risks associated with refrigerant gas
- Know which specialist tools to use, how they work, and why they're required
- Grow your business by offering split system heat pump installation
- Avoid costly mistakes that cause premature equipment failure
- Learn unit selection and sizing techniques for better outcomes
- Minimise callbacks and maximise customer satisfaction
Course Content
Installation- Equipment selection and correct unit sizing
- Correct positioning of indoor and outdoor units
- Understanding noise issues and mitigation techniques
- Correct mounting of outdoor and indoor units, anti-vibration measures
- Use of brackets and common problems to avoid
- Pipework handling techniques and how to prevent common problems
- Condensate management
- Flaring of copper pipe and modern joining techniques, including pipe brazing
- Correct use of Oxy-Free nitrogen
- Pressure testing and leak testing
- Dehydration, vacuum pump and vacuum gauge use
- Electrical isolators
- Breaking the vacuum and preparing for use
- Operational testing
- Unit sizing — avoiding common problems
- Healthy Homes Standards and the relevant legislation
- Meeting client expectations
- Planning the installation
- Interface to fresh air
- Remote control operation and positioning
- Maintenance requirements explained to the client
- Defrost cycle explained
- Client handover best practice
Refrigerant Fillers Licence Course
- 🏠 J.A.Russell Ltd
- 671 Te Rapa Road
Te Rapa
Hamilton 3200
People filling containers with gases under pressure — including cylinders, aerosols, and non-refillable containers — must be trained and hold an approved filler compliance certificate issued by a compliance certifier. This course meets that requirement.
What You Will Learn
- How to safely add refrigerant gas to a cylinder
- How to safely remove refrigerant gas from a cylinder
- How to reduce and eliminate refrigerant gas loss to the environment
- Safe transport requirements for compressed gas cylinders
- Safe use requirements for compressed gas cylinders
- Legal requirements under the H.S.N.O Act
- Requirements under Worksafe New Zealand
Entry Requirements
This course is designed for practicing refrigeration or air conditioning technicians. To enrol you must:- Be a practicing refrigeration or air conditioning technician
- Fully understand how to operate a gauge manifold set
- Be fully conversant with the tools used in the installation of air conditioning or refrigeration units
Assessment & Certification
Attendance at this course requires you to demonstrate both practical and theoretical understanding of the material covered. This is assessed by a compliance certifier. Candidates who meet the required standard will receive a filler compliance licence valid for 5 years, plus a photo licence card. This course complies with requirements under the H.S.N.O Act and Worksafe New Zealand. Refer here for more details on Worksafe requirements.Heat Pump Installers Course
- 🏠 Lindale Motor Lodge
- 3-7 Ventnor Drive
Paraparaumu
Wellington
Develop new skills and best practice techniques for heat pump installations. Our comprehensive 3-day course equips you with the knowledge and hands-on experience to become a confident, efficient installer.
Objective
To provide delegates with the fundamentals of air conditioning & heat pump split system installation, grounded in best practice guidelines. The course combines theory and practical sessions, covering safe practices and the best techniques for a successful installation. Ideal for refrigeration engineers or practicing electricians looking to add heat pump installation to their skillset.Benefits
- Understand how to correctly install a split system heat pump from start to finish
- Work safely and understand the risks associated with refrigerant gas
- Know which specialist tools to use, how they work, and why they're required
- Grow your business by offering split system heat pump installation
- Avoid costly mistakes that cause premature equipment failure
- Learn unit selection and sizing techniques for better outcomes
- Minimise callbacks and maximise customer satisfaction
Course Content
Installation- Equipment selection and correct unit sizing
- Correct positioning of indoor and outdoor units
- Understanding noise issues and mitigation techniques
- Correct mounting of outdoor and indoor units, anti-vibration measures
- Use of brackets and common problems to avoid
- Pipework handling techniques and how to prevent common problems
- Condensate management
- Flaring of copper pipe and modern joining techniques, including pipe brazing
- Correct use of Oxy-Free nitrogen
- Pressure testing and leak testing
- Dehydration, vacuum pump and vacuum gauge use
- Electrical isolators
- Breaking the vacuum and preparing for use
- Operational testing
- Unit sizing — avoiding common problems
- Healthy Homes Standards and the relevant legislation
- Meeting client expectations
- Planning the installation
- Interface to fresh air
- Remote control operation and positioning
- Maintenance requirements explained to the client
- Defrost cycle explained
- Client handover best practice
Refrigerant Fillers Licence Course
- 🏠 Lindale Motor Lodge
- 3-7 Ventnor Drive
Paraparaumu
Wellington
People filling containers with gases under pressure — including cylinders, aerosols, and non-refillable containers — must be trained and hold an approved filler compliance certificate issued by a compliance certifier. This course meets that requirement.
What You Will Learn
- How to safely add refrigerant gas to a cylinder
- How to safely remove refrigerant gas from a cylinder
- How to reduce and eliminate refrigerant gas loss to the environment
- Safe transport requirements for compressed gas cylinders
- Safe use requirements for compressed gas cylinders
- Legal requirements under the H.S.N.O Act
- Requirements under Worksafe New Zealand
Entry Requirements
This course is designed for practicing refrigeration or air conditioning technicians. To enrol you must:- Be a practicing refrigeration or air conditioning technician
- Fully understand how to operate a gauge manifold set
- Be fully conversant with the tools used in the installation of air conditioning or refrigeration units
Assessment & Certification
Attendance at this course requires you to demonstrate both practical and theoretical understanding of the material covered. This is assessed by a compliance certifier. Candidates who meet the required standard will receive a filler compliance licence valid for 5 years, plus a photo licence card. This course complies with requirements under the H.S.N.O Act and Worksafe New Zealand. Refer here for more details on Worksafe requirements.ON-LINE Ducted Course
Important Online Attendance Requirements
This is a live and interactive training course. To ensure every delegate receives the full benefit of the training, the following attendance requirements apply.- Join before the scheduled start time. Delegates must be logged into the Zoom meeting and ready to begin before the advertised course start time. Late arrivals will not be admitted once training has commenced.
- A working webcam is required. Cameras must remain switched on throughout the course. This allows the tutor to monitor engagement, check understanding and provide appropriate support.
- Active participation is expected. Delegates will be asked to take part in discussions, respond to questions and complete course quizzes and activities.
- Full attention must be given to the course. Delegates should attend from a quiet location and must not be working, driving, travelling or attempting to complete other tasks during the session.
- Use a suitable device. Delegates should join using a computer or laptop with a reliable internet connection, working microphone, speakers and webcam. Joining by mobile phone is not recommended.
- Technical problems must be resolved before the course. If a delegate is unable to use a functioning camera or suitable internet connection on the day, they will be asked to transfer to a future course once the issue has been resolved.
Course Overview
This interactive online course is designed for air conditioning and heat pump installers who want to expand into residential ducted systems with confidence. The course is delivered live by an experienced tutor and includes practical explanations, examples, questions, quizzes and real-world discussion. Sessions are live and are not recorded. Delegates must therefore attend the full session.Course Objective
Build practical capability in the fundamentals of selecting, designing, installing and commissioning residential ducted heat pump systems. Note: The course focuses on residential ducted installations and is not intended to provide full commercial ductwork design training.Course Benefits
- Understand how to confidently design and present residential ducted solutions.
- Avoid common ducted system design and installation mistakes.
- Select equipment using capacity, airflow and available static pressure.
- Improve installation quality, airflow performance and occupant comfort.
- Reduce commissioning time, noise problems and unnecessary call-backs.
- Diagnose common ducted system performance issues.
- Offer customers a premium whole-home heating and cooling solution.
Course Curriculum
Design
- Equipment selection using capacity, airflow and Pa rating.
- Involving the end user in the design process.
- Indoor and outdoor unit location.
- Noise considerations.
- Ductwork types, layout and sizing.
- Diffuser and outlet selection.
- Supply and return grille sizing.
- Return air velocity and filter considerations.
- Temperature sensor placement.
- Demonstration of Plandroid and supporting design tools.
- Using the Duct Sizing Calculator Disc for design and troubleshooting.
- Examples of incorrect ducted system installations.
- Introduction to zone control systems.
Installation
- Planning and sequencing the installation.
- Best-practice ductwork connections.
- Duct bends, restrictions and outlet arrangements.
- Anti-vibration measures.
- How installation decisions affect system operation and performance.
- Supply and return grille positioning.
- Remote controller operation and placement.
- Fresh-air interface considerations.
Commissioning and Handover
- Controller operation and function setting adjustments.
- Airflow checking and balancing.
- Fan speed, capacity and noise considerations.
- Checking supply and return air performance.
- Explaining system operation clearly to the customer.
- Identifying and resolving common commissioning problems.
Enrolment and Course Inclusions
- Limited to 12 participants to allow interaction and personal tutor support.
- Enrolment closes 7 days before the course to allow time for course materials to be prepared and sent.
- 🎁 Free Duct Sizing Calculator Disc.
- 💻 Twelve months of Windows software access.
- 📄 Course notes and supporting materials supplied.
- 🔗 Zoom access details issued after payment.
- 📷 A working webcam is required and must remain on throughout the training.
- 💳 Secure online checkout.
- $249 plus GST per delegate.
Refrigerant Fillers Licence - Renewal
Why renew your refrigerant fillers licence?
- You need a current licence to be legally compliant to fill a recovery cylinder with refrigerant in New Zealand.
- Be aware of the safety risks associated with current refrigerants in use.
- Stay up to date with industry changes, including new refrigerants.
- Refresh your knowledge on safe handling when filling, working with, or transporting refrigerants.
- Refresh your knowledge on calculations required to safely fill a recovery tank.
- Understand changes to safe disposal of recovered refrigerant.
- Gain access to a phone application to quickly calculate the correct recovery volume.
Why renew with us?
- Convenient, easy-to-navigate renewal process that stays current with the HVAC industry.
- Receive a free photo licence card to display and prove your current licence is valid.
- Assessment completed during the online renewal — no need to post anything back.
- Everything you need is included — all resources provided.
