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Chris Hughes
Company name: The Energy Conservatory (TEC)
Position: HVAC Business Development Manager
Chris Hughes, a native of South Louisiana, brings nearly two decades of experience in the HVAC industry. With an initial 18-year tenure as an HVAC mechanical contractor, Hughes developed a deep understanding of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems. Transitioning to The Energy Conservatory in the spring of 2021, he serves as the Director of Sales, focusing on initiatives to merge building science and HVAC communities.
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The Cornerstones of Inverter Equipment Commissioning
 In this podcast episode, HVAC professionals Chris Hughes and Adam Mufich discuss the intricate challenges technicians face when commissioning modern inverter-based heating and cooling systems. Unlike traditional single-stage or two-stage HVAC equipment, inverter systems introduce a new level of complexity that can leave even experienced technicians feeling uncertain about proper installation and startup procedures. […]
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How to Predict Air Flow Issues in the Sales Process
 Chris Hughes and Steve Rogers from The Energy Conservatory discuss TEC's TrueFlow technology and its crucial role in predicting airflow issues in the sales process, particularly for heat pump retrofits. They explain how the TrueFlow app helps contractors accurately measure both static pressure and airflow in existing systems, enabling them to predict whether proposed […]
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What is Standard 310? w/ Eric Kaiser & Chris Hughes
 Standard 310 is a technical workflow created by ACCA, ResNet, and ANSI for grading the installation of HVAC systems, typically in new home construction. It plays a crucial role in obtaining Energy Star certification, which can qualify homeowners for tax credits under the Inflation Reduction Act. The five steps of Standard 310 are design […]
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