To support HVAC professionals in navigating the transition to low global warming potential refrigerants, Daikin Comfort Technologies North America has teamed up with the ESCO Institute to offer the “Low-GWP Refrigerant Safety: Flammable and Mildly Flammable (A2L) Refrigerants” course. This immersive learning course makes it simple to learn about the essential knowledge and skills needed to safely work with these refrigerants through interactive exercises.
This course is designed for all HVAC industry professionals who will be working with the new A2L refrigerants, regardless of what stage they are at in their HVAC career, or brand of equipment. Key topics covered include:
- Refrigerant safety: Fundamental principles and best practices.
- Introduction to low-GWP refrigerants: Understanding the environmental and regulatory landscape.
- Refrigerant properties and characteristics: Detailed insights into various refrigerants.
- The refrigeration cycle: Core concepts and applications.
- Working with refrigerant blends: Techniques and considerations.
- Proper installation and service guidelines: Standards for effective practices.
- Flammable refrigerant considerations: Safety measures and protocols.
- Associated codes and standards.
This immersive learning course is available through the HVAC Learning Campus. For more information, visit https://www.hvaclearningcampus.com.
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