Articles Tagged with ''A2L Refrigerants''

Advanced HVAC technologies are supporting the A2L refrigerant transition by improving system efficiency, safety, and reliability. 

Collaboration and teamwork led to the successful design and installation of Canada’s first ice rink to use an A2L refrigerant.  

The HVACR industry is in the thick of a major refrigerant transition — and R-454B is suddenly in short supply. Why is one new refrigerant hard to find while another isn’t? What can contractors do when demand is surging, supply is tight, and customers are sweltering? Here, experts break down the manufacturing missteps, shifting pressures, and real-world solutions.  

Today’s advanced electronic control solutions provide A2L compliance, as well as a simplified, continuously monitored solution for operators and technicians. 

Short on R-454B? Don’t risk mixing refrigerants — doing so could jeopardize safety, system performance, and your reputation.

The R-454B shortage has caught much of the HVAC industry off guard. Here's how contractors can make the best of a tough situation.

Technology transitions can be scary, but refrigeration manufacturers have made it easier by offering evaporators that can work with either an A1 or an A2L refrigerant. 

Hasty policy decisions could threaten what has, up until now, been a successful refrigerant transition.

Mixing refrigerants in an R-454B system may seem harmless, but it can compromise system performance, void warranties, and create serious safety and reliability risks.