@@jasonjohnsonHVAC fact! But as a HVAC engineer myself this type of technical content is amazing. That's why I have my own channel too. Our trade needs better techs
Since I work on chillers but I'm on the other side of the pond , this is super cool to be able to see how you guys do roof plants and all that so thank you very much ! Btw this is one of the cleanest nicest most quiet chiller plants I've ever seen!
@zekenzy6486 I wish there were larger boilers here in Austin.....nothing but baby ones. I learned how boilers work and to troubleshoot them when I lived in Buffalo.....they have some biggins out there.
@@jasonjohnsonHVAC it wanted to be a joke. It is so good job, you might want to pay for it just to work there. Thanks for the upload, and the explanation.
Whats up Jason! I guess we are going away from wet towers,and going full air! Its gonna have to be one big ass system to replace 1500 tons! The engineers say they are gonna re-use the cond water piping to supply chilled to the loop I say good luck with that!P.S,it gonna be a Daikin! Im not a fan
I been good.Been crazy busy building my wifes Ice Cream shop. Now that she is retired from being a hairdresser/barber for 37 years,she wants to do something fun!
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Very cool, thanks for showing us around, Jason!
@@EverythingHVACR I've been slacking on videos. Decided to try something a tad different
Loving who you work for is a rare occurence & a definite blessing🙌🙏.Nice video.
Absolutely agree with you. Thanks for the comment
Great tour, always fascinated by this side of the house, thank you
Wow, that is a mind boggling system. Thank you for the virtual tour
@@Shade_Tree_Mechanic 🤜🤛
Just finished HVAC School and this little tour is very interesting... Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it. Good luck to you in the future
That's the cleanest mechanical space I have ever seen 👍
It was really clean, testament to the building guts taking pride in their building
That's not boring AT ALL! This place is frickin awesome 🤩
@@NewDestinationEng appreciate you. You never know if someone will like it.
@@jasonjohnsonHVAC fact! But as a HVAC engineer myself this type of technical content is amazing. That's why I have my own channel too. Our trade needs better techs
Awesome video Jason, thanks for the view.
@@MikeB9771 thanks bro. Appreciate you
Nice plant room, amazing sound too - everything sounds sweet as!
@@electroshed it's purring along pretty nice
Nice little tour & it was interesting ... Thx
@Eddy63 right on brother man
Excellent. Thanks for the tour
@@jaymartin5095 glad you liked it. Thanks for the comment
That is a totally different world.
@Studentofhvac what's up brother. Glad you stopped by. Keep doing what you're doing. It's awesome and educational.
Since I work on chillers but I'm on the other side of the pond , this is super cool to be able to see how you guys do roof plants and all that so thank you very much !
Btw this is one of the cleanest nicest most quiet chiller plants I've ever seen!
@sterlingarcher46 thanks for watching and the comment. It sure was a clean plant.
Need more of these tours! That view from the roof is beautiful, I only have one building with a good view in downtown Boston, wish I had more.
@@ZRock7771 I've been slacking on content and thought a tour would be somewhat interesting.
Love a nice clean mechanical room!
"I'm getting too old" I've said that too many times recently 😅
@@springws14lbss 😆😆😆😆😆😆
Thanks Jason ,,,,,I love this tour,,are you static building tech ? I am mainly do VRV myself 😂
@@kcomfortsystemshvac7060 no sir I'm not a stationary engineer. I work for a manufacturer
Nice Tour. Maybe missing Boilers ^_^
@zekenzy6486 I wish there were larger boilers here in Austin.....nothing but baby ones. I learned how boilers work and to troubleshoot them when I lived in Buffalo.....they have some biggins out there.
So you work for diakin?
@@lamontegarnette455 I do indeed. Just started with them 3 weeks ago. It's been fantastic so far
What city are you based out of ?
Austin,TX
8.68/10 I would preform minor surgeries and eat of the floor 😂
@@FroggieBeluga 😆 🤣
How much do you pay, for working there? :D
@tothattila6971 not quite sure I understand what you are asking.
@@jasonjohnsonHVAC it wanted to be a joke. It is so good job, you might want to pay for it just to work there. Thanks for the upload, and the explanation.
Is this what you do all day when your "working"? 😅
@@dumptrks shhhhhh....stop ratting me out
Whats up Jason! I guess we are going away from wet towers,and going full air! Its gonna have to be one big ass system to replace 1500 tons! The engineers say they are gonna re-use the cond water piping to supply chilled to the loop I say good luck with that!P.S,it gonna be a Daikin! Im not a fan
@@petersmart1999 my friend....how the heck are you
I been good.Been crazy busy building my wifes Ice Cream shop. Now that she is retired from being a hairdresser/barber for 37 years,she wants to do something fun!
Based on my professional opinion, you’ve got two condensor fan motors not working. Recommend replacement.
@@user-ln7of9gs4s where did you come up with from out of curiosity
@@jasonjohnsonHVAC I would say more shut down due to light loads or cold ambient air.
@@electroshed if you are referring to the cooling tower fans. I had them off to do inspections. We are not allowed to be inside with the fans running.
I know that site. D8
@mattdreese6694 I won't say yes or no...but if you know...you know. I try to keep places confidential as I can
I am a BAS tech for Trane. I was involved with this site before and after construction was completed. Tell Scott I said howdy
@@mattdreese6694 I hate trying to find parking anywhere around the Domain
@@jasonjohnsonHVAC it could definitely be more service friendly
@jasonjohnsonHVAC BTW thanks for your videos. Great content