Refrigerant Recovery and Charging Learning Systems for R-410a

Item Number:

T7032

Teach refrigerant recovery and chargings skills on real-world equipment!

HVAC/R Career & Technical Education Training Equipment

Teach aspiring HVAC/R technicians the critical technical skills needed to succeed on the job with Amatrol’s Refrigerant Recovery and Charging Learning System for R-410a (T7032). Students will work with real equipment, including a recovery machine, manifold gauges, submersible cooler, temperature probe, filter dryer, liquid vaporizer, low side liquid charger, vacuum pump, and micron vacuum gauge.

In addition to developing hands-on skills with real equipment, learners will use Amatrol’s interactive multimedia eLearning curriculum to cover a wide variety of relevant refrigerant recovery and charging topics, including refrigerant fundamentals, leak detection, pressure, and temperature measurement, refrigerant recovery, and recycling, and refrigerant charging.

Practice on Real-World Equipment

When it comes to learning important refrigerant recovery and charging skills, there’s simply no substitute for hands-on experience with real equipment that technicians will encounter on the job. That’s why Amatrol’s Refrigerant Recovery and Charging Learning System for R-410a features a wide variety of real industrial HVACR equipment, including a recovery machine, manifold gauge set, submersible cooler, valve core removal tool, temperature probe, filter dryer, liquid vaporizer, electronic refrigerant scale, charging hose set, low side liquid charger, a multimeter with thermocouple input/display, vacuum pump, and micron vacuum gauge.

Interactive Multimedia eLearning Curriculum

Amatrol’s curriculum features a highly-interactive, multimedia format that includes stunning 3D graphics and videos, voiceovers of all text, and interactive quizzes and exercises designed to appeal to learners with different learning styles. The T7032 curriculum teaches learners the fundamentals of refrigerant recovery and charging. For example, learners will study relevant topics, such as leak detection, pressure and temperature measurement, refrigerant recovery and recycling, and refrigerant charging.

The combination of theoretical knowledge and hands-on skills solidifies understanding and creates a strong basis for pursuing more advanced skills. For example, learners using these systems can expect to learn critical hands-on skills, including:

Using a refrigerant pressure-temperature chart
Using soap to check for refrigerant system leaks
Using a compound gauge to measure refrigeration system pressure
Removing a service valve core
Using the superheat method to determine refrigeration system charge

Student Reference Guides

A sample copy of the Refrigerant Recovery and Charging Student Reference Guide is also included with the system for your evaluation. Sourced from the system’s curriculum, the Student Reference Guide takes the entire series’ technical content contained in the learning objectives and combines them into a perfectly-bound book. The Student Reference Guide supplements this course by providing a condensed, inexpensive reference tool that learners will find invaluable once they finish their training, making it the perfect course takeaway.