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As the global push towards environmentally friendly solutions continues, the HVAC industry has been experiencing a shift in refrigerant technology. A2L refrigerants, categorized as "mildly flammable,” have been a hot conversation topic in the construction community. The push towards eliminating A1 refrigerants, which have a higher Global Warming Potential (GWP), has coincided with additional design requirements for A2L refrigerants that have been challenging for many architects and engineers.
In this article, we'll provide a detailed overview of A2L refrigerants, touching on everything from their fundamental characteristics to the critical code requirements surrounding their installation and use.
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