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Bill Spohn
Company name: TruTech Tools, LTD
Position: President & CEO
Bill Spohn is an industry leader with over 30 years of experience in HVAC, building performance, and test instrumentation, and he serves as the President and CEO of TruTech Tools, Ltd. A professional engineer (PE) with degrees from the University of Rochester and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Bill is dedicated to providing accurate and reliable tools for industry professionals. His passion for education, safety, and efficiency shines through his work as a speaker, educator, and advocate for best practices in the field. 
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Take a Deep Breath: Respiratory Hazards in HVAC
DISCLAIMER: HVAC School is NOT an official OSHA safety training resource! Although we provide safety tips in good faith, our website is not a substitute for safety training from an authorized OSHA training source.   When most people think about respiratory devices, their minds probably jump to soldiers wearing gas masks in warfare, hazardous waste […]
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Electrification in HVAC: An Update
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Custom Performance Home w/ Spohn
In this podcast episode, Bryan talks with Bill Spohn about his most recent project, SpohnHome. SpohnHome explores Bill's journey in custom home performance. Projects are complicated because so many trades work together to accomplish a building. However, custom homes are particularly challenging, especially in Bill Spohn's case. His home is a “personalized performance home,” so […]
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Combustion Analyzer Facts and Mistakes
Our main man, Bill Spohn, joins us again to talk specifically about combustion. He also explains how to select and properly utilize a combustion analyzer. It's critical to do combustion analysis when you service equipment for the first time or just after installation. We need benchmarks, so that's when our combustion analyzers can come in […]
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How to Effectively Choose and Use Test Instruments
Bill Spohn with TruTech Tools joins us to talk about why being “approximately correct” is better than being “exactly wrong” when it comes to test instruments. When you see a number, that doesn't necessarily mean that you're dealing with a number you're supposed to see. For example, nitric oxide can present as “false CO” to […]
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