LG US Commercial Air Conditioning offers a broad array of courses from our basic refrigeration classes for building owners all the way to advanced commissioning and startup classes for contractors. Review our current courses to see which ones are right for you. In addition, we are constantly expanding our training offering so check back often for updates.
Courses available now include:
Who should attend: Engineers, architects, employees/ sub-contractors of LG AppliedRepresentative agencies. Distributor partners engaging in designing and specifying HVAC systems who are relatively new to LG VRF technology.
What you will learn: The features and benefits offered by the Multi V line of VRF equipment. Each of the system platforms will be presented with potential applications described. Multi F, Multi V Heat Pump, Multi V Heat Recovery, and Mini each provide unique benefits and value to the customer. Use of the LG Technical Solutions (LATS) design softwarewill also be covered during this course.
How you will learn: The first segment of this course consists of a product overview that includes a discussion of the features and benefits of Multi V outdoor units. A complete discussion of the full suite of indoor units will aslo be considered. The second segment of this course will be an overview of LG's design software: LATS (LG Technical Solutions).
Prerequisites: There are no prerequisite courses needed to qualify for this course. It is recommended that you bring a laptop computer to class with the following minimum operating specifications.
What to bring to class:
1. Laptop PC running Windows XP/NT/2000 or later, with a web browser of Internet Explorer 6.0or higher,and a minimum of Excel and Word installed. Power Point is also preferred.
2. Downloaded LATS software from www.lgeaircon.com (register for access first; see your local LG representative for help in loading this software).
Duration: One day.
Who should attend: Engineers, architects, employees/ sub-contractors of LG AppliedRepresentative agencies.Distributor partners engaging in designing and specifying HVAC systems, but who have limited experiencein the use of LG's LATS design software.
What you will learn: The logic connected to equipment choice and application adjustments based on customer requirements will be discussed. Expanded features of the LATS software will also be demonstrated, including CAD functionality and how to overcome some of the most common design challenges in single and multi-story buildings.
How you will learn: Participants will be given two design projects to complete: one single story application and one multi-story application. One of the projects will be rendered in "tree mode," and the other will be in "CAD" mode. After completing the LATS layouts, equipment selection and placement will be discussed.
Prerequisites: For the individuals who have LG design expereince, there are no prerequisite courses needed to qualify for this class. If you are a novice to LG VRF design, however, we strongly recommend that you attend LG's EPT1 course before coming to this advanced LATS training class. It is recommended that you bring a laptop computer to class with the following minimum operating specifications.
What to bring to class:
1. Laptop PC running Windows XP/NT/2000 or later, with a web browser of Internet Explorer 6.0or higher,and a minimum of Excel and Word installed. Power Point is also preferred.
2. Downloaded LATS software from www.lgeaircon.com (register for access first; see your local LG representative for help in loading this software).
Duration:One day.
Who shouldattend: Employees and sub-contractors of our Representative or Distributor partners who will be engaging in field installation of LG VRF equipment.
What you will learn: The manufacturer’s guidelines for installing the piping and wiring systems connected to the indoor and outdoor LG VRF air conditioning equipment.
How you will learn: Class beings with a brief introduction to LG Electronics, followed by lectures about product installation consideration and a discussion covering pre-commissioning tasks that must be completed before arranging for factory authorized startup and commissioning. During lab activities, students will be introduced to LGMV (LG Monitoring View Software), which is the tool that must be used to evaluate equipment performance. Emphasis is also placed on piping and control wiring.
Prerequisites:
1. Advanced technical knowledge of commercialA/C,heat pump, and applied systems.
2. Basic working knowledge of Microsoft Office programs including Excel, Power Point and Word.
Duration: Two days.
Who should attend: Employees and sub-contractors working with our applied or distribution partners engaged in field commissioning of HVAC equipment. Please note: Attendance in this class will be limited to only those individuals that have been invited to attend.
What you will learn: The practical skills necessary to perform as an external authorized commissioner of LG Multi V systems. Satisfactory completion of this course is step two of a three step certification process.
How you will learn: The student will be guided through the steps of the commissioning process by classroom lecture and reinforcement of lessons by practical exercise in our live equipment lab.
Prerequisites: 1.Advanced technical knowledge of commercial A/C, heat pump, and applied systems.
2.Prior completion of our “Multi V Installation Essentials” class.
3.Basic working knowledge of Microsoft Office programs including Excel, Power Point and Word.
What to bring to class:
1. Laptop PC running Windows XP/NT/2000 or later, with a web browser of Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher with a minimum of Excel and Word installed. Power Point is also preferred.
2. Digital camera with USB cord for downloading photos.
3. Purchase of LGMV software (to be obtained through your local LG Rep Agency), PRCTSL1-Software and hard lock key, and PRCTFE1 - RS-485 Cable Kit.
Duration: Three days.
Who should attend: Employees and sub-contractors of LG Applied Representatives or Applied Distribution partners engaged in the service and repair of LG VRF air conditioning equipment. Mechanical contractors who meet the prerequisites below may also register and attend this course.
Please note: Attendance in this class will be limited to only those individuals that have satisfied all prerequisites as described below.
What you will learn: You will become familiar with the breadth of LG's main and sub PCBs. On a modular level, the student will learn the part each component plays in a correctly operating Multi V system. Indoor and outdoor electrical connections and interrelationships will be discussed. Physical access to all major functional components will be covered along with practical guidance concerning the service and maintenance of Multi V equipment.
How you will learn: The student will be guided through the steps of the troubleshooting process by means of classroom lecture and reinforcement of lessons by practical hands on exercises on live equipment in the lab.
Prerequisites:
1. Advanced technical knowledge of commercial A/C, heat pump, and applied systems.
2. Prior completion of our “Multi V Installation Essentials” class.
3. Competence in the use of LGMV service software used in the analysis of Multi V equipment
4. Basic working knowledge of Microsoft Office programs including Excel, Power Point and Word.
What to bring to class:
1. Laptop PC running Windows XP/NT/2000 or later, with a web browser of Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher with a minimum of Excel and Word installed. Power Point is also preferred.
2. Purchase of LGMV software (to be obtained through your local LG Rep Agency), PRCTSL1-Software and hard lock key, and PRCTFE1 - RS-485 Cable Kit.
Duration: Two days.
Who should attend: This course is intended for individuals possessing a basic understanding of refrigeration, but are in need of reinforcement concerning the role of each sealed system component in VRF equipment. LG equipment and piping diagrams will be referenced throughout the class.
What you will learn: The participant will become familiar with all the basic components of both the heat pump and heat recovery systems, andtheir function and relationship within the properly working sealed system. Emphasis will be placed on the components that may be different from those found in unitary equipment.
How you will learn: By means of classroom lecture, the student will be guided through the entire refrigeration process through computer animations and wiring diagrams. Piping cut-away units are also employed in the teaching process. Reinforcement of basic refrigeration concepts will be accomplished by practical hands on exercises on live equipment in the lab.
Prerequisites:
1. Basic technical knowledge of commercial A/C, heat pump, and applied systems.
2. Basic working knowledge of Microsoft Office programs including Excel, Power Point andWord.
What to bring to class: Laptop PC running Windows XP/NT/2000 or later, with a web browser of Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher with a minimum of Excel and Word installed. Power Point is also preferred.
Duration: One day.
Who should attend: This course is intended for individuals possessing a basic understanding of electricity, but are in need of reinforcement concerning the role of each electrical system component function in LG VRF equipment.
What you will learn: You will become familiar with all the basic components of both the heat pump and heat recovery systems, their function, and how they are identified on LG piping and wiring diagrams. Emphasis will be placed on the components that may be different from those found in unitary equipment.
How you will learn: By means of classroom lecture, the student will be guided through the entire refrigeration process through computer animations, and wiring diagrams. Piping cut-away units are also employed in the teaching process. Reinforcement of basic refrigeration concepts will be accomplishedby practical hands on exercises on live equipment in the lab.
Prerequisites:
1. Basic technical knowledge of commercial a/c, heat pump, and applied systems.
2. Basic working knowledge of Microsoft Office programs including Excel, Power Point andWord.
What to bring to class: Laptop PC running Windows XP/NT/2000 or later, with a web browser of Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher with a minimum of Excel and Word installed. Power Point is also preferred.
Duration: One day.
Who should attend: Employees and sub-contractors of LG Applied Representatives or Applied Distribution partners engaged in the service and repair of LG VRF air conditioning equipment inneed of an overview of LG controls devices.Participants will also learn how these devices can beapplied to satisfy various controls solutions.
Please note: Attendance in this class will be limited to only those individuals that have satisfied all prerequisites as described below.
What you will learn: You will become familiar with the breadth of LG's product lineup of central control options such as LG's basic wall interface, AC-Ez Central Controller, AC Smart II, ACP, Power Distribution Indicator (PDI), and Group Control components. Also, LG BMS gateways for BACnet and Lonworks applications will be covered. Participants will alsothe capabilities and limitations of these devices. Each student will be required to complete a controls scheme / plan for a sample project.
How you will learn: We begin with an instructor-lead discussion covering the questions that MUST be answered when building a controls scheme and selecting control devices: What must be provided to meet / maintain the comfort and control requirements of the customer? Understanding customer expectations is critical. Wall interfaces, central controllers, gateways, and PDI deviceswill be covered in the form of lectures and lab activity.
Prerequisites:
1. Advanced technical knowledge of commercial A/C, heat pump, and applied systems.
2. Basic working knowledge of Microsoft Office programs including Excel, Power Point and Word recommended.
What to bring to class: Laptop PC running Windows XP/NT/2000 or later, with a web browser of Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher, anda minimum of Excel and Word installed. Power Point is also preferred.
Duration: One day.
Who should attend: Employees and sub-contractors of LG Applied Representatives or Applied Distribution partners engaged in the service and repair of LG VRF air conditioning equipment inneed of a more advanced experience withLG controls.Participants will also learn how these devices can be best applied, set up, and diagnosed.
Please note: Attendance in this class will be limited to only those individuals that have satisfied all prerequisites as described below.
What you will learn: This course picks up where the "V-Net Controls Concepts" class stopped. You will learn how all controls are connected, addressed, and integrated into the controls network. This includes dip switch and rotary dial set up. The most common problems and troubleshooting techniques will also be covered.
How you will learn: After an overview of each device, the participant will be required to input a basic schedule in an AC Smart II, set up a gateway and verify data transfer, and walk through PDI installation and set up. Application of various dry contacts will be discussed and demonstrated during lab activities. Also, logical troubleshooting processes will be covered.
Prerequisites:
1. Advanced technical knowledge of commercial A/C, heat pump, and applied systems.
2. Basic working knowledge of Microsoft Office programs including Excel, Power Point and Word recommended.
3. Completion of LG "V-Net Controls Concepts" class.
What to bring to class: Laptop PC running Windows XP/NT/2000 or later, with a web browser of Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher with a minimum of Excel and Word installed. Power Point is also preferred.
Duration: One day.
Start and end times are subject to change for each course and academy. Please consult the calendar website for theschedule of your particular course at time of registration. All other published times are always superseded by those listed in the course description on the website.