Download the Free Solar Heating Basics Guide Abby Thompson Download the Free Solar Heating Basics Guide Used in Vaughan Woodruff’s Solar Approaches to Radiant Heating course. Solar Approaches to Radiant Heating is for serious professionals with relevant experience. You’ll learn the latest, most advanced concepts for integrating solar with radiant heating systems. This course is self-paced (so you don’t have to be logged in at a particular time), but students work directly with Vaughan Woodruff to complete the lessons. Earn 1 IAPMO CEUs, 1 RPA CEUs! Week 1 – Applications of Solar & Radiant Week 2 – System Types and Stagnation Week 3 – Techniques for Integrating Solar with Radiant Week 4 – Code and Standards Considerations Week 5 – Combisystem Economics Week 6 – Capstone Project What’s included in the free Solar Heating Basics Guide? Solar Thermal Diagnosis Best Practices: Learn how to use IR cameras to properly diagnose and commission solar thermal systems. Solar Thermal Heat Metering Best Practices: Understand the best way to montior and measure solar thermal production for domestic hot water and heating applications. Solar Thermal Field Inspection Guide: Learn the best practices for inspecting solar thermal projects Download the free tool today! About the Author, Vaughan Woodruff Owner, Insource Renewables Vaughan Woodruff owns Insource Renewables, a solar consulting firm in Pittsfield, ME. He is a NABCEP Certified Solar Heating Installer and serves on committees for NABCEP, IAPMO and IREC. Woodruff is a co-author of the NABCEP Solar Heating Installer Resource Guide and the author of NYSERDA’s Field Inspection Guidelines for Solar Heating Systems. Hydronic Heating Solar Thermal Originally posted on January 8, 2016 Written by Abby Thompson Abby is HeatSpring's Product Marketing Manager located in Boston, Massachusetts. She is passionate about people and education, particularly in diversifying the burgeoning fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Abby works with instructors to build new courses and engages with our community of students and experts through HeatSpring Magazine and social media. More posts by Abby