This free webinar will cover how sorbent ventilation technology works and why it can drastically help SMACNA contractors' customers save money and improve energy efficiency.
Chip Grech
On Wednesday, July 19 at 2pm ET, SMACNA members can attend the free webinar, Optimizing IAQ & Energy Efficiency with Sorbent Ventilation Technology. Presented by Chip Grech, Applications Engineer at SMACNA Gold Associate Member company Daikin Applied, this presentation will cover how sorbent ventilation technology works and why it can drastically help SMACNA contractors' customers save money and improve energy efficiency.
With a heightened awareness and need for improved Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) contractors can learn from this webinar how to apply Sorbent Ventilation Technology so they can successfully help their customers achieve improved IAQ in new and energy efficient ways.
Key takeaways from this webinar will include:
Registration for this webinar is now open.
Meet the Webinar Presenter
Chip Grech has spent the last four years as an Applications Engineer in the rooftop group at Daikin Applied. There he supports the commercial rooftop products line that includes the new Rebel Applied.
He has over 15 years of direct experience in the industry in similar roles with several other companies including a fan manufacturer, and has a BSME in Mechanical Engineering from the Milwaukee School of Engineering.
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