ONLINE TRAINING

Topic: Building Automation Protocol Overview: Understanding Modbus and BACnet

By:
Camilo Olvera, Sales Manager for Mexico Armstrong Fluid Technology
Alejandro Hernández, Distribution Manager – WPD, Latin America Armstrong Fluid Technology

Date: Thursday, March 27, 2025

Time: 10.00H (Colombia) 09:00H (Mexico)

Join us for an in-depth webinar discussing the complexities of serial communication protocols, focusing on BACnet MS/TP, BACnet IP, Modbus RTU, and Modbus IP. We'll walk you through the key differences between BACnet and Modbus, as well as the distinctions between MS/TP and IP. We'll also cover essential cabling best practices, troubleshooting techniques, and using Wireshark to analyze and interpret communication data. Whether you're new to these protocols or want to hone your skills, this session will strengthen your understanding of serial communications.

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Topic: Photovoltaic Energy Storage in HVAC Systems

By: Elizabeth Luna Miranda, Sr. Technical Support Engineer - Hisense HVAC

Date: Tuesday, November 26, 2024

Time: 10.00H (Colombia) 09:00H (Mexico)

Clean energy is the key to the near future, however, it is generally intermittent, making storage systems an indispensable part of this energy transition. In this presentation, photovoltaic storage applications in HVAC systems will be addressed.

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Theme: Dorin and interchangeability with other brands

By: Giacomo Bigozzi, Sales Manager for Hertozzi Compressors and Refrigeration SA de CV / Commercial Representative for Mexico at Officine Mario Dorin Spa
Hertozzi Compressors & Refrigeration SA de CV

Date: Friday, December 1, 2023

Time : 10:00H (Colombia) 09:00H (Mexico)

Presentation of the complete Dorin compressor range with a focus on perfect interchangeability with compressors from other brands such as: Bitzer, Copeland, Frascold.

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Topic: Armstrong and District Energy

By: Rafael Behar, Application Support Manager, Armstrong Fluid Technology

Date: Tuesday, October 31, 2023

Time : 10:00H (Colombia) 09:00H (Mexico)

District power systems are characterized by one or more central plants that produce hot water, steam, and/or cold water, which then flows through a network of insulated pipes to provide hot water, heating, and/or air conditioning to nearby buildings. District power systems serve a variety of end-use markets, including city centers (central business districts), college campuses, hospitals and healthcare facilities, airports, military bases, and industrial complexes. By combining loads for multiple buildings, district energy systems create economies of scale that help reduce energy costs and enable the use of high-efficiency technologies. In this webinar we will introduce Armstrong Fluid Technology and its direction to district energy with a focus on heating plants.

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Topic: Armstrong and District Energy

By: Rafael Behar, Application Support Manager, Armstrong Fluid Technology

Date: Tuesday, October 31, 2023

Time : 10:00H (Colombia) 09:00H (Mexico)

District power systems are characterized by one or more central plants that produce hot water, steam, and/or cold water, which then flows through a network of insulated pipes to provide hot water, heating, and/or air conditioning to nearby buildings. District power systems serve a variety of end-use markets, including city centers (central business districts), college campuses, hospitals and healthcare facilities, airports, military bases, and industrial complexes. By combining loads for multiple buildings, district energy systems create economies of scale that help reduce energy costs and enable the use of high-efficiency technologies. In this webinar we will introduce Armstrong Fluid Technology and its direction to district energy with a focus on heating plants.

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