Although R-410A will remain available in limited quantities for maintaining legacy systems, HVACR professionals must now become proficient with R-32 and R-454B and the equipment that relies on these refrigerants to operate effectively and efficiently. It is therefore crucial to start learning about these technologies and refrigerants if you have not already started to do so.
To support this transition, ESCO Institute is committed to keeping you informed about the latest in refrigerant changes and the resources available to help keep you in lock step with the industry.
Stay updated by following our YouTube channel, where our A2L Fact Check video series dives into essential topics about refrigerants, equipment, tools, and the refrigerant transition. We also feature a weekly live show discussing industry-relevant topics. View previously aired episodes here.
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Check out the additional resources below that can help you, your students or technicians get ready for the A2L refrigerant transition!
Meet our brand-new Refrigerant TP Chart Comparison Guide - your go-to resource for understanding the nuances between R-22, R-410A, R-454B, and R-32, all in one place!
This chart breaks down the key similarities and differences among these four primary refrigerants.
Perfect for residential and light commercial HVAC education, our guide is designed to make complex information easy to digest, so you can stay ahead of the curve in this ever-evolving industry.
Note: Image watermarked for web display. Actual chart is not watermarked.
The link below will take you to the product page to buy a set of 25 PT charts - sold in larger quantity bundles too!
Understanding the chemistry of refrigerants makes it easy to compare different refrigerants, understand blended refrigerants, recognize the olefin bond in an HFO, and many other chemistry related aspects of refrigerants.
Download the poster free of charge right here on the HVACR Learning Network!
Click the link below to purchase a poster (or 2 or 3...)
