A2L Refrigerant part 1 of 2

[@MrGadget3214]

His beard looks awesome 👏

[@michaelkalmbach3081]

What a CLIFFHANGER! When do we get episode 2?? Nice work guys!

[@jsoriongroup]

Stay tuned for next week's training center email!

[@johnstonesupply9554]

Friday!

[@seadweller8458]

Just have your customers sign a waiver not holding you responsible if their house explodes from an A2L refrigerant leak. These manufacturers still can’t build a coil that does not leak after all these years.

[@neilafram663]

An important point was missed. The GWP effect is when there is a LEAK! not while it's in the system. When & IF it leaks when there is a fire, it will propagate the fire!!! Also, very important flammable A2L (R32 or R454B) might and could INTERNALY explode. This is true if the vacuum process (must be higher than R410A an A1 class non-flammable, non-explosive class) is not perfect (presence of moisture/oxygen) as when compressed the temperature could reach the lubricating OIL ignition temperature, and in the presence of flammable refrigerant (any A2, A2L or worse A3) the oil might ignite the flammable refrigerants! This possibility will not exist if A1 class non-flammable refrigerants are present. Neil Afram Director of Space Air Ltd. distributor of AC & Heat Pumps since 1980.

[@johnstonesupply9554]

Watch Part 2 here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJLbmHuwjN9gm9E

[@original8879]

Stop making incomplete videos … You don’t sound like a person anywhere close to HVAC..,

[@laythywbas]

1 of 2 , where is 2 of 2?