
TECA's Quality First Residential Air Source Heat Pump System Design is being delivered through BCIT starting October 11, 2025. To learn more about an Air to Air Heat Pump Specialist microcredential program click here.
There are several grants and subsidies that you may be eligible for, as a result, BCIT is directly managing the inflow of students into this course and the associated air to air heat pump microcredential.
Please contact Lara Belagamage from BCIT at soce-heatpump-microcredential@bcit.ca to register for this course or for additional information about registering for the microcredential program.
This course provides a comprehensive foundation in the theory and practical design of small residential air-to-air heat pump systems, including dual fuel, ducted, and ductless configurations. Students will gain an understanding of heat pump technology, focusing on the refrigerant cycle, modern refrigerants, system performance, and cold climate operating considerations such as defrost cycles. System design training addresses identification of appropriate system types, equipment selection, controls, zoning strategies, and addressing auxiliary or supplemental heating and ventilation in both new construction and retrofit applications.
Through applied exercises, learners will use best practices, calculations, and design tools to develop and document system designs suitable for quotation, installation, and verification. The course will introduce installation and verification methods to support quality design and system operation. The course leverages students’ prior experience in heat loss and heat gain calculations, forced-air system design, and overall system performance assessment. Instruction is supported by industry experts and collaborative class discussions to help students justify design decisions and solve common challenges in residential heat pump systems.
This course is a TECA Quality First training offered at BCIT. Successful learners will earn a Certification from TECA in Quality First Air to Air Heat Pump Design (Residential).
Upon successful completion, the student will be able to:
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November 6, 2024
Personal, GREAT experience with related course, super knowledge, was super easy to message, talk to, get in contact with for questions. Course could have more examples of Start to finish of a HP sizing & Design with a few different details. Start with basic house/system. Then next add a few things like need of Electric supplemental heat, then another one or two with a few other additions. A little more focus information and clear course and this will be an awesome course.
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TECA's Quality First duct sizing software was developed as a companion to our training courses and is designed to produce the same Quality First documentation found in our manuals, increase legibility and accuracy, and greatly reduce the time required to perform calculations.