A2L Refrigerants Explained Guide

Jan. 1, 2025, marked a pivotal step in the transition away from R-410A, as the U.S. halted the manufacture of new HVAC systems using this popular refrigerant. A2L refrigerants have been designated as its replacement under ASHRAE Standard 34.
But what are A2Ls, and what impact will this shift have on your HVAC claims?
To answer these critical questions, we’ve created a guide that covers:
- The factors driving the R-410A phasedown
- Key characteristics of A2L refrigerants and manufacturers’ top selections
- A2L-compatible equipment changes
- What insurance professionals need to know about the move to A2Ls
Fill out the form to access this informative resource and explore the changes shaping HVAC claims.
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