Tag: r-410A

R410A Replaces R22
- March 27th, 2016 |
- Posted in cooling, environmental sustainability, heating, HVAC system
- Tags: 1992 amendment, 2020, a/c systems, air-conditioning systems, chemical manufacturers, clean air act, clean air hvac, commercial heat pump, cooling installation, environmental protection agency, environmental sustainability, epa, facebook, forance 410A, genetron az-20, global warming, greenhouse gas, HCFC-22, heating, hfc-23, home consultation, hydrochloroflourcarbons, international environmental agreement, montreal protocol, ozone depleting substance, ozone layer, phased out, puron, R-22, r-410A, R410A replaces R22, recycled r22, refrigerant, repair, residential, servicing existing equipment, suva410A, systematically, track record, twitter
HCFC-22, also known as R-22, has been the refrigerant of choice for residential and commercial heat pump and air-conditioning systems for more than four decades. Unfortunately, R-22 is a greenhouse gas and its manufacturing produces a by-product (HFC-23) that directly contributes to global warming. Furthermore, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has recently declared R-22 an […]
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Installing New Units
- March 4th, 2016 |
- Posted in new units
- Tags: 1972, 2020, air conditioning, air-conditioning systems, chemical manufacturers, clean air, compressors, cooling company, cooling installation, cooling specialist, courteous staff, current unit, existing equipement, facebook, heat pumps, heating, hvac dealer, hvac technician, hvac unit, installation, Installing new units, main refrigerent, new units, professional heating, proven track record of success, R-22, r-410A, recycled r22, repair, service, substitue, techniques, training, twitter, what you should know about refrigerants when purchasing or repairing a residential a/c system or heat pump
We have already explained that R-410A will slowly phase out ozone-depleting R-22 as the main refrigerent in heat pumps and air conditioning systems. So you know that while chemical manufacturers will no longer be allowed to produce R-22 for use in new A/C systems, they will still be allowed to produce and import R-22 for […]
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