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HTFs are used in refrigeration, air conditioning, central heating, heat pump, solar thermal and underfloor heating applications. Although they are often one of the least expensive components of a system, a heat transfer fluid is critical to the way it functions and how effectively it transfers energy from one location to another and provides protection from freezing and corrosion.
When it comes to air handling units, prevention is always better than a cure as repairs can become costly when left and units not working at their top efficiency can cost significantly more in energy bills.
As well as refrigerant choice, there are other actions that can be taken to maintain or improve energy efficiency, reduce total emissions and in most cases, they will often pay for themselves over the lifetime of the equipment.
Climalife is pleased to be supporting two local charities this year, the Community Fridge and Off The Record.
We are all aware of the F-Gas legislation and the drive to low GWP refrigerants but this is only a small part of the overall solution to reduce climate changing emissions.
Watch our webinar covering market conditions, refrigerants and the resources available to aid with the shift to using low GWP refrigerants and view the Q&A responses.
Are you ready for the future of refrigerants?
The F-gas regulation is continuously progressing with two new bans having come into effect from 1st January 2022 but most of the implications of the legislation are still hidden by the apparent abundant supply of higher GWP refrigerants.
The purpose of the F-Gas regulation is to drive the industry to use lower GWP refrigerants, but as many of the low GWP options require different safety requirements, successful implementation will require changes in the way we work. Are you prepared for this?
