Electricity for Refrigeration, Heating, and Air Conditioning

By Russell E. Smith

Book Overview

Help students succeed as professional installation and service technicians with Smith/Simmon's "Electricity for Refrigeration, Heating and Air Conditioning," 12th Edition. This edition focuses on real-world tasks and techniques, providing students with a strong foundation in essential electrical theory through a highly practical approach. Thoroughly updated and expanded content incorporates the latest equipment and controls used in modern HVACR systems and aligns to current industry standards. In Cengage's learning platform, MindTap, students practice working with tools and equipment in a simulated environment, gain hands-on exposure through lab exercises, and prepare for industry certification. Designed to teach both beginner and experienced technicians, this edition builds student confidence and expands their technical knowledge and skillsets.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0H83WXKG2
• ISBN13: 9798214600079
• Release Date: January 2027
• Publisher: Cengage Learning
• Length: 736 Pages

Customer Reviews

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A fantastic refererence for your HVAC/R library

I love the way the author set this book up. You gradually build on what you learn and never really feel that you are being thrown in to hard. The writing is fantastic. Not to difficult in technological terms for the novice and yet levels with the seasoned veteran just right. When you complete a chapter , you are introduced to a " In the field scenario" service call. You imagine yourself at the call working out the problem in the component. You see how to step by step, use the common sense approach to troubleshooting and gain good skills in those procedures. The calls vary from simple to very complex. One thing is for very certain. You will enjoy having this book in your professional HVAC/R library.