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.

Worn compressor rings and/or leaky compressor suction or discharge valves can cause a lack of cooling in refrigeration and air conditioning systems.

The EPA recognized 13 organizations for achievements in protecting the environment through noteworthy refrigerant management.

Choosing the right course of action is the key to a successful and profitable repair.

This product detects all CFC, HFC, and HCFC refrigerants as low as 0.006 oz/yr, including R-410a and R-507.

This product combines field leak detection reliability with cloud hunting mode, which helps the operator to find the area highest in concentration and then switch to pinpoint mode to quickly find the leak.

Available for commercial and industrial applications, this product supports safety compliance inside of machinery rooms, mechanical equipment rooms, chiller plants, cold storage facilities, and walk-in freezers by monitoring for refrigerant leaks for numerous gases including HFCs, HFOs, HCFCs, CO2, and ammonia (NH3)).