worked on many economizers. you have the best explanation of the workings I've seen yet.

Great series! Cant wait to see next video ! Thnx for sharing

Great video! I hope you keep making more videos on commercial equipment.

@leogarcia1472

6 жыл бұрын

Familia Sanchez HVAC How can you tell what size of unit is the tons

Thank you , I am learning from you despite my experience . You are a good teacher .

You did it once again ...I learn more from your channel that my college professors 👨‍🏫. Thanks again. Will stay tuned!

There is one of this at the place where I work. Very Interesting topic. Can't wait to see more videos about it. Thanks.

@grayfurnaceman

7 жыл бұрын

Welcome GFM

Great lesson! Did not know about the AC at cold outdoor temp.. I'm a residential contractor.. thanks!

Also for balancing the building? Glad your touching on this subject as they are so misunderstood. Thanks.

GFM it's kinda funny how others who explain the economizer simply explain them as vents to bring in Fresh Air. The presence of an economizer, as well as the name, suggest it's benefits are substantial. I'm all ears for this series as well. Thanks for taking us over this one.Greg

@grayfurnaceman

7 жыл бұрын

More coming as I get it done. GFM

Thank you very much. I learned something and for free.

whaooo I always wonder what was that I'm excited for the next videos...Thank you GFM

@grayfurnaceman

7 жыл бұрын

Pedro Rodriguez Almost as good as "cats doing stupid things" GFM

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Thank You.

@grayfurnaceman

7 жыл бұрын

Welcome GFM

Got it (!) "Just what the doctor ordered." Over on "big building AC" channel they were trying to cool a server room at 36-degrees ambient and kept talking about "economizers". [And everybody watching it who didn't know what an economizer was starts thinking 'why are they AC-ing inside air when it's 36 degrees outside?' Makes sense now -- customer didn't want to pay for an "economizer". Thanks. ]

Thank you for your videos. I like them a lot. I am learning a lot too.

@grayfurnaceman

4 жыл бұрын

Welcome GFM

Fascinating stuff here

Thank you very much for your teaching.

@grayfurnaceman

5 жыл бұрын

Welcome GFM

Interesting vid!!! Thank you very much Sir 😊😊

thank you for breaking down the explanation. are you going to list them part 1 part 2 etc etc

@grayfurnaceman

7 жыл бұрын

There will a number of them. Thanks for the support. GFM

very good man

@grayfurnaceman

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the support. GFM

always good ...

The mr Rodgers of hvac . Gary yahhh it’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood.

Thankyou

Cool man, thanks!

@grayfurnaceman

7 жыл бұрын

Welcome GFM

nice videos...thanks so much sir..

@grayfurnaceman

7 жыл бұрын

Welcome GFM

These are used a lot in cell phone towers (base building). They produce so much heat they have to run AC during the winter.

@grayfurnaceman

6 жыл бұрын

I actually installed a heat strip in one of those units, knowing it would never be used. GFM

first comment? thank you for making videos!

@kinggenius6660

7 жыл бұрын

Jesse just playing a game. helps the Creator get more comments and thumbs up

I want to know how to disable that giant dirt sucking monster. in west texas those just cause trouble with dirt and sand not to mention rooftop odors. I want to disable them in the sping summer and fall.

@grayfurnaceman

7 жыл бұрын

Bobby James I guess you could unplug it. GFM

Not sure how everything works, but I do remember my junoir high and high school, cooling in the summer, but the building would be under positive pressure. y ou could smell the outside air mixed with the air cond. i'm sure in the cooling off seasons, they simply economized. i realize there is a minimum amount of fresh air required for occupants under normal conditions. i'm sure i won't see any notifications responses in my inbox on youtube if anyone responds..what is wrong with youtube these days?

hi, so this is only used in cooling mode? thanks.

@grayfurnaceman

5 жыл бұрын

Yes. Commercial buildings often will need cooling into the 40sF. GFM

Like #100....alright, let's go for 200....