Webinar
The True Value and Ease of Modular Units
Retrofitting a building’s HVAC system can be challenging, not to mention trying to figure out how to get new equipment into the building. Thermafit™ modules can help as they are compact and designed to fit where space is limited. They are also easy to service.
Webinar Details
- Date
- Duration
- 1 hour
Quick Facts
- Products
- Chillers
- Topics
- Contractor • Engineer & Architect
Retrofitting a building’s HVAC system can be challenging, not to mention trying to figure out how to get new equipment into the building. Thermafit™ modules can help as they are compact and designed to fit where space is limited. They are also easy to service.
View our webinar and explore how modular heating and cooling solutions can provide a comfortable indoor space with the benefit of being compact.
Learning Objectives
- Explain the true value of modular units
- Show the advantages of built-in redundancy
- Compare heat pump and heat recovery capabilities
- Understand serviceability benefits of modular units
Speaker
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Jackie Sopko
Jackie is a Product Manager based out of Pueblo, Colorado. She has worked for Trane supporting chillers since 1997. Currently she is the Product Manager for the Arctic integration with a focus on products that support electrification. During her time at Trane she has had a number of different positions; Technical Support Engineer, Water-cooled and Air-cooled Chiller Product Manager. This gives her a great foundation to support customers. Jackie has a degree in Mechanical Engineering from Colorado State University – Pueblo and outside of work spending her free time traveling, camping, and 4-wheeling.
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Scott Smith
Scott is the Product Manager for the Arctic Chiller portfolio and is based out of his home office in Charlottesville, Virginia. He has worked for Trane since 2018, and with Trane’s former parent company, Ingersoll Rand, since 2010. He has 30+ years of industrial experience with GE / Sabic Innovative Plastics and Rexam, and has held a variety of roles including product and process development engineer, production manager, Black Belt and Master Black Belt, Supply Chain Leader, and most recently Operations and Process Excellence Leader.
Scott has his Mechanical Engineering degree from Clemson University and his MBA from Wake Forest University. He is also a certified six-sigma Master Black Belt. Outside of work Scott enjoys watching Clemson football, coaching youth soccer, and training his German Shorthaired Pointers.
