What You Need to Know About Feature A2Ls with Don Gillis & Christian Pyles

August 4, 2024

Join industry experts Don Gillis and Christian Pyles as they dive deep into the world of A2L refrigerants during the 5th Annual HVAC/R Training Symposium. This informative presentation covers everything you need to know about the upcoming transition to A2L refrigerants in the HVAC industry.

Key topics covered:
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The global shift towards lower GWP refrigerants
Differences between A1 and A2L refrigerants
Safety considerations and flammability characteristics
New equipment designs and mitigation strategies
Installation and service best practices
Updates on codes and standards

Whether you’re a seasoned HVAC professional or just starting in the field, this presentation provides valuable insights into the future of refrigerants and how it will impact your work. Don and Christian break down complex topics into easy-to-understand information, helping you prepare for the changes ahead.

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