Sh*ts About to Go Down

Are You Ready for the Refrigerant

Change?

Prepare for major HVAC system updates with All Pro Heating, Air, & Plumbing.

Sh*ts About to Go Down

Are You Ready for the Refrigerant

Change?

Prepare for major HVAC system updates with All Pro Heating, Air, & Plumbing.

Countdown to Change

Time is running out for the R-410 models, and they’re becoming harder and harder to get. So, you must act now, as adapting to these changes not only ensures compliance but also enhances the sustainability and cost-effectiveness of your building systems.

December 31, 2024

Last day to manufacture R-410 Models

December 31, 2025

Last day to install R-410 Models

What You Need to Know About the Change

What’s the Big Deal About A2L Refrigerants?

The switch from R-410 to A2L refrigerants isn’t just a suggestion. It’s happening. A2L refrigerants are more environmentally friendly but come with their own set of challenges. They require specialized installations due to their mildly flammable nature. Learn more from the EPA.

Why This Matters to You?

Safety Concerns:

A2L units need robust construction for safety.

Cost Implications:

Expect higher installation costs due to specialized requirements.

Legal Compliance:

Ensure your new builds or renovations meet upcoming regulatory standards.

Service Calls:

Increase in service calls due to additional safety measures and technical support needed.

What Are A2L HVAC Systems?

A2L (or mildly flammable) refrigerants refer to a new class of low-global-warming-potential (GWP) refrigerants developed as an alternative to traditional high-GWP refrigerants. These new refrigerants have significantly lower GWP values and are considered more environmentally friendly. However, they also present some unique challenges for HVAC systems.