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Educational Webinar: Refrigerant Leak Events
After analyzing more than 2.8 billion refrigerant leak samples, the experts at Bacharach have compiled a list of five common refrigerant leak types. Learn more about these leaks and what you can do to reduce your refrigerant leak rate.Educational Webinar: EPA 608 Compliance Checklist
Maintaining regulatory compliance is critical to your business's success. If you're struggling with the recent changes to EPA Section 608, this educational webinar will help you understand the new refrigerant tracking requirements and what you must do to maintain compliance.Social Media
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F-Gas Low-level Refrigerant Leak Detection
F-Gas compliance requires regular refrigerant leak checks and immediate repairs should any leaks be found. However, what systems do you use to find refrigerant leaks as early as possible, so you can repair leaks swiftly and effectively? More often than not, diffusion systems are deployed. These are great for safety regulations and basic compliance, although diffusion systems do not necessarily pick up low-level leaks.
What Is A Chronically Leaking Appliance?
Per EPA 608, a chronically leaker is an appliance that contains 50 pounds or more of refrigerant and leaks 125 percent or more of the full charge in a calendar year. If an appliance is deemed to be chronically leaking, the owner/operator of that appliance must now submit a report to the agency.