A2L Fact Check

 

ESCO Institute 


There have been numerous rumors circulating that A2L refrigerants are unsafe, suggesting they are made of propane, isobutane, and are explosive. This photo found on social media is a great example of the rumors spreading on social media, and how misleading they are.
The good news is these are just rumors!
Time the time to educate yourself on the differences between refrigerants, their classification, and flammability in this live fire demonstration.
Afterwards, get the facts and educate yourself on the next generation of refrigerants by taking the Low GWP Refrigerant Safey Course at:
It's crucial to rely on accurate information, from vetted sources. Having a member of our team on the AHRI Safe Refrigerant Transition Task Force, you can always rely on ESCO to separate fact from fiction.




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