Modern Hydronics & Heat Pumps

An Enertech Webinar Series

Every month, join us for in-depth training and discussion on application and design for modern hydronics technology coupled with geothermal heat pumps.

Hosted by John Seigenthaler

Radiant Walls & Ceilings (Feb 26 • 12:00pm – 1:00pm CDT)

Many designers and installers assume a buffer tank is required between a heat pump and distribution. That isn’t always true! Modern heat pumps with variable capacity control, like the Enertech AV and WV systems, can be configured with direct-to-load piping, eliminating the need for buffer tanks, pumps, and controls. Join us in March with Justin Jobe to learn the ins and outs of direct-to-load piping installations and how they can be simplified and standardized.

Learning points:

– The purpose of buffer tanks in older heat pump systems.

– How Enertech AV and WV heat pump operate under low load conditions without buffer tanks.

– How direct-to-load piping simplifies systems and lowers construction costs

Upcoming Presenters

John Seigenthaler, P.E.

John has over 40 years of experience designing modern hydronic systems. He’s a hall-of-fame member of the Radiant Panel Association and has presented at hydronic and radiant heating conferences worldwide. John is the author of two textbooks: Modern Hydronic Heating, 4th Edition, and Heating with Renewable Energy.

Justin Jobe

Justin Jobe is the Director of Operations at Enertech Global. He leads Enertech’s manufacturing efforts in Mitchell, SD and Greenville, IL. Justin works closely with engineering, supply chain, and IT to drive continuous improvement across all manufacturing functions.