Kasey Fulmer is the Product Specialist for Fume Hoods, Furniture and Exhausters at Labconco Corporation. He has worked with architectures and lab planners down to the individual fume hood operator. He has a BS in Mechanical Engineering.
Ken has 35 years of experience as a Director of Sales, Director of Technical Services, Sales and Market Development Manager, Applications Engineering Manager and Product Manager in commercial and industrial HVAC industries. He works as Director of GreenFumeHood Technology at Erlab in Rowley, Massachusetts, which produces world-leading research grade filtering technologies for fume hoods and laboratories. Previously, Ken worked for Phoenix Controls as Sales and Market Development Manager and Aircuity as Director of Technical Services. Prior to that, Ken held various positions at Munters Corporation designing and applying desiccant dehumidification systems for process industries.
Ken is a member of ANSI Z9.5, ASHRAE TC9.10, CSA Z36.5, I2SL, NFPA 45, and SCUP, has previously served as SEFA Board of Directors Vice-Chair and his education includes a HVAC Design certificate from Northeastern University in Boston and a BS in Management from Lesley University in Cambridge, MA.
DATE: September 3, 2020
TIME: 11:00 am PDT, 2:00 pm EDT
So many considerations go into a lab. How many fume hoods do I need? What chemicals can they handle and how often? What about ducting? How can we meet our needs and still be a green, forward-thinking facility? Fume hoods have the largest impact on HVAC operation costs for a lab and as the demand for efficiency continues to rise, cost effective solutions need to be explored. Join Kasey Fulmer as he discusses the options for safe and efficient means of exhausting.
Learning Objectives:
Understand the differences between ducted and ductless fume hoods.
Identify ways to reduce lab energy consumption.
Learn about advancements in ductless fume hood technology.
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