Articles Tagged with ''refrigerant safety''

Although CO₂ systems may seem a bit more complicated than HFC DX systems, they are actually quite similar, with the main difference being CO2’s higher pressure.

In the fourth installment of this series, the topic of transporting A2L refrigerants is covered.

Soap bubbles have long been thought of as the standard method for leak detection, but times, and technology, are changing.

Adam Kimmel from Koura stops by the podcast to answer all our questions on the latest refrigerant transition.

With the impending deadline right around the corner, manufacturers have started introducing their A2L systems in the U.S.

In the fourth installment of this series, the topic of transporting A2L refrigerants is covered.

Manufacturers are starting to introduce their A2L systems in the U.S., so contractors and technicians must learn how to service and install this new equipment.

A refrigerant detection system (RDS) will be required for all A2L systems in occupied spaces exceeding a specific refrigerant charge limit.

In the second installment of this series, the topic of flammability is addressed. We ask Chemours technical trainer Don Gillis what steps contractors should take to mitigate the risk of ignition when working with A2L refrigerants.