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Daikin Comfort Technologies / HVAC Learning Campus

by Daikin Comfort Technologies North America

Daikin's residential and light-commercial training campus covering Daikin FIT, Goodman, and Amana product lines at the Texas Technology Park in Waller TX.

6.6 - Good
Custom · Contact for pricing
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Daikin HVAC Learning Campus redesigned course search interface with filtering and advanced search tools

Daikin HVAC Learning Campus redesigned course search interface with filtering and advanced search tools

Overview

Covers Goodman, Amana, and Daikin FIT brand training. Texas Technology Park (Waller TX) is the flagship campus. Daikin Applied is a separate program for commercial/chiller systems. Also covers VRF and mini-split installation and service training.

FSH Score Breakdown

Ease of Use
7.0
Features
7.0
Support
6.5
Value
6.0
Integrations
6.5
AI Capabilities
1.0

Customer Reviews

Key Features

Feature Value
Online Course Availability
Hands-On Lab Access
Industry Certification Awarded
VRF System Specialization

All Features

Feature Value
Continuing Education Credits
Self-Paced Learning
In-Person Training Sessions
Expert Mentoring
Job Placement Assistance
Expert Mentoring Support
Formal Apprenticeship Track
Financial Aid or Scholarships
Brand-Specific Equipment Focus
Proprietary Diagnostic Tool Training
Academic Degree Pathway

Pricing

Model
Custom
Starting at
Contact for pricing
Notes
Employer-paid / sponsored. Billing period: per course. Contact for pricing; Texas Technology Park main campus

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