Get ahead, without the head-scratching.
Five short lessons that will transform how you approach heating systems.

Hydronics, without the headaches
Hydronics doesn't have to be difficult. This free series breaks hydronic design rules down into simple, practical lessons that give you a foundation of understanding you can build on.
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Why this series?
From the very first lesson you'll begin to think differently. You'll understand why so many diagnoses start in the wrong place and discover the simple rules that that help you make sense of every heating system.
What you'll learn
You'll start with the question every heating engineer should ask, then build your understanding one step at a time.
Episode 1 - Is it ever the pump? - why logic leads you astray when tackling problems.
Episode 2 - Hydronics isn’t a dark art - learn the simple rules behind how heat and water move around every heating system.
Episode 3 - One skillset, two technologies - understand how the same design process applies to both boilers and heat pumps with just one number change.
Episode 4 - Put it to work - discover a practical process for planning heating systems with confidence, not guesswork.
Episode 5 - The Heating Engineer' Edge - why system skills will set you apart in a changing industry.
What comes next:
The Series gives you a solid foundation. Our hydronics training courses teach you how to apply it on all your jobs.
The Warmur Method
Built around the 10 Steps.
Our 10 Step Hydronics framework follows the same order you'd tackle a real job and shows how each design decision affects system performance.
Survey
Understand the job.
Design
Understand the system.
Install
Put it to work.
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Whether you’re new to hydronics, looking to get qualified or want the complete package, we have training options to level up your skills.
I couldn’t recommend this course highly enough… it will make you stand out from your competitors.Phil M, Heating Engineer - Bucks
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