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The HFC phasedown and impending transition to lower-GWP refrigerants were top-of-mind at the recent AHR Expo. With the AIM Act, there is no stopping the transition to A2L refrigerants.
There are many other refrigerant characteristics that can and should be considered, and I would like to highlight the importance of recovery, reuse, and reclamation of refrigerants.
In order to install or service equipment containing new refrigerants, additional safety measures will need to be followed by HVAC contractors and technicians.
In a virtual press conference, Danfoss discussed several of its new technologies, as well as the challenges and opportunities the HVACR industry faces this year.
This seminar explains the regulatory landscape changes in critical industry standards, changes in service practices and codes that will be necessary for the transition to the lower GWP ASHRAE class 2L refrigerants.