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With so much market attention on the switch to lower GWP refrigerants to meet the F-Gas phase down steps, many secondary refrigerants can also offer a quota and GWP free solution. Climalife offer their expertise in ACR News article - read the full article...
Looking for low GWP replacement refrigerant options for R404A, R134a and R422D in existing equipment?
Climalife has published a handy look up table...
Following the Montreal Protocol which banned CFCs and HCFCs, and the Kyoto Protocol which sought to establish commitments for the reduction of greenhouse gasses, there has been an increased push towards refrigerants with low ozone depleting potential and low global warming potential.
This has indirectly promoted the use of ammonia and carbon dioxide as refrigerant options once again. As products are being phased out or restricted by quotas, the requirements for oils are also changing to suit the current market.
With the need to move to low GWP solutions, more and more air conditioning manufacturers are bringing out R-32 compatible air conditioning equipment.
Air conditioning systems can provide perfect conditions for microbial growth. Read how London hotel used the Frionett cleaning range to address their cleaning needs.
A GOOD RECLAMATION STRATEGY CAN EASE THE TRANSITION TO LOW GWP REFRIGERANTS.
The F-Gas Legislation requires recovery of HFCs from refrigeration and air conditioning systems as mandatory and also allows the continued use of reclaimed and recycled refrigerants with a GWP over 2500 for a further 10 years after the service ban on the use of virgin product on 01/01/2020.
