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St. Louis gives A2L “The Boot”: New local policy mandates undefined mitigation device, raising installer concerns
ACCA has been informed of a newly issued policy in the City of St. Louis regarding the use of A2L refrigerants in residential HVACR systems. This policy is intended to provide interim local guidance on using mildly flammable refrigerants under the 2018 International Mechanical Code (IMC) while referencing elements from the 2024 IMC and pending 2027 proposals.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced the largest deregulatory action in U.S. history, launching 31 initiatives aimed at reducing […]
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3 Critical Things You Need to Know About the A2L Transition
The HVACR industry is on the brink of a significant change with the transition to A2L refrigerants. As a contractor, staying ahead of this shift is crucial for your business’s success and compliance. Here are three essential things you need to know about the A2L refrigerant transition.
Register for this free webinar where Kirk Reimer of Hudson Technologies will elaborate on the refrigerant reclamation market, the mandated uses of reclaimed refrigerants in various industry sectors, and the future of reclaimed refrigerant in the move toward a low-GWP refrigerant environment.
Effective August 4, 2023, Daikin’s Special Permit, allowing shipment of charged equipment containing 12 kg – 20 kg of an A2L refrigerant, was approved by the U.S. Department of Transportation. Learn more here.
Join Don Gillis of The Chemours Company as he discusses frequent refrigerant regulation changes. Register for a free webinar and read more in this blog.
ACCA President and CEO was asked to share what ACCA members were hearing from their customers. Read more about the AHRI Working Group meeting in this blog.
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New Safety Standard for Residential A2L Refrigeration Systems
After years of development, a new safety standard from ASHRAE has been published. Read this members-only blog to learn all about the new safety standards.