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Jim Fultz
Company name: Copeland / White-Rodgers
Position: Technical Training Specialist
With over 35 years of experience as a technician and contractor-owner, Jim Fultz brings a deep knowledge and understanding of the HVAC market. Along with graduating from R.E.T.S. HVAC Tech School, he also holds Degrees in Business Management & Marketing. Jim loves to share key insights of HVAC wisdom that technicians can use to improve their skill set and services.
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Heat Pump COP and Low Temp Lock Out
 This episode of the HVAC School Live Stream covers the key concepts around heat pump efficiency and understanding the coefficient of performance (COP). Eric Kaiser from TruTech Tools and Jim Fultz from White-Rodgers provide valuable insights into how heat pumps operate and how to optimize their performance, especially in colder weather conditions. The discussion […]
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How Better Truck Stock Makes The Trade Better W/ Jim Fultz
 This live podcast from AHR Expo 2024 discusses the costs of truck rolls for HVAC technicians and how technicians and companies can reduce those costs. Jim and Bryan highlight that every time a tech has to go to the supply house to get parts, the company loses money in potential service calls that could […]
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The New HSI Module from White Rodgers
 Jim Fultz returns to the podcast to talk about the new HSI module from White-Rodgers, the 50E47U-843. You can learn more about this new universal HSI module at https://hvacrschool.com/hsimodule. Hot surface ignition modules control the burner for gas appliances that use hot surface ignition, not just furnaces. Since the HSI module doesn't need to work […]
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