Student reviews

Knowledgeable and easy to follow instructor, I found the course a helpful introduction to the subject

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John S. explains some relatively complicated concepts in a very simple way so anybody can understand what this course is all about.

I took this course as a preview of John Siegenthaler's teaching style as I intend to register for the full Hydronic Design course if his teaching style is as good as his book. (I received his book as a Christmas present and was astounded by the level of real world knowledge and information it conveyed, I enjoyed it enough to seek out this course to augment the education it provided). This 1 hour course did not disappoint and I am looking forward to the course in-full.

go for it , the course is really rich and well explained , you're not going to regret it !

Even from a Hydronic Designers standpoint this material is very educational. John really does a fantastic in depth job at discussing every topic. I recommend this to everyone. Lonny Wright Hydronic Designer Emco Sudbury

Today, the water heating system is becoming increasingly popular and engineers must learn

it is great course to know and study

The course provides good information to gain an understanding of hydraulic separation. John's knowledge and experience is inspiring and the system design diagrams are well detailed. Highly recommended.

Importance to take such course

As a home owner (non installer) it helped me to visualize how a ground loop heat/cool (all hydronic) system would function without needing a separate air duct system to distribute cold (ac) air.

If you have the chance to do the course please do. It will become an incredible tool for you in the future.

Cleared me up on some detail

Powerful and Effective learning

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Thank you for all information you provide

Great informative course

I would suggest this course to anyone who needs a brief but in-depth review of application and function of hydraulic separation. It was just what I needed at the time and look forward to the full class in the future.