Food retailers have identified the top refrigerant leak issues in refrigeration equipment and developed specific equipment specifications that could help mitigate those leaks.

Locating the source of a refrigerant leak in a self-contained reach-in cooler or freezer and repairing it may be difficult, but technicians should always attempt to find the source.

Prices of HFCs are increasing, which makes leak detection and mitigation an important strategy for food retailers.

HVACR contractors can offer customers a solution to keep refrigerant costs down: reducing and eliminating leaks. That’s where better brazing comes in.

Many new self-contained fractional horsepower refrigeration systems will be shipped from the factory with no service access ports.

Fieldpiece Instruments Inc. put technicians at the forefront during the recent AHR Expo.

Refrigerant leaks not only represent a financial and operational burden to end users, they’re not great for the environment either.

In its recent online summit, the NASRC offered details on common sources of refrigerant leaks and what causes them to occur.

Refrigerant leaks in HVACR equipment – particularly commercial refrigeration systems -- are a significant problem.

Contractors can help their food retailer customers reduce the amount of refrigerant leaking from their refrigeration equipment.