R-11 Refrigerant
Learn about R-11 refrigerant, its applications in HVAC systems, and why proper disposal or recycling is essential to protect the environment and comply with EPA regulations. Brought to you by Refrigerant Services LLC. What Is R-11 Refrigerant? Also known as trichlorofluoromethane or CFC-11, is a chlorofluorocarbon (CFC) refrigerant that has been widely used in large […]
R-123 Refrigerant
In large commercial buildings and industrial facilities, temperature control is critical. That’s where Refrigerant R-123 comes into play. Known for its use in centrifugal chillers, R-123 has been a mainstay in the HVAC industry for decades. But as environmental regulations tighten and phaseouts continue, the question becomes: What should you do with your existing supply […]
R-410A Refrigerant Responsibly Matters
As the HVAC industry continues to evolve in response to environmental regulations and global climate initiatives, the role of refrigerants—and how we manage them—has never been more important. One of the most widely used refrigerants in residential and commercial air conditioning systems is R-410A. At Refrigerant Services, we want to shed light on why it’s […]
R-404A Refrigerant
Refrigerants play a vital role in the cooling systems that support everything from food storage to industrial operations. One of the most commonly used in commercial and industrial R-404A Refrigerant. At Refrigerant Services LLC, we’re committed to helping our clients understand the materials they work with—and more importantly, how to handle them safely and sustainably. […]
Proper R-134A Disposal Matters
Refrigerants like R-134A have played a key role in cooling systems for decades. From automotive air conditioning to commercial refrigeration units, R-134A (also known as tetrafluoroethane) has been widely used due to its non-flammable, non-corrosive properties. However, as environmental awareness grows and regulations tighten, proper R-134A disposal has become more than just good practice — […]
R-12 Refrigerant
If you’ve ever dealt with an older air conditioning unit or refrigerator, chances are you’ve come across R-12 refrigerant—also commonly referred to as Freon-12. While once a go-to solution in cooling systems, R-12 is now largely banned due to its devastating environmental impact. In this post, we’ll break down what R-12 is, why it’s no […]
Refrigerants— Proper Disposal Matters
When you turn on your air conditioner or open your refrigerator, you’re relying on a powerful chemical compound doing an essential job behind the scenes: the refrigerant. But what are refrigerants ? These substances are critical to modern cooling systems, but they come with a major caveat—their environmental impact. Understanding what refrigerants are, and how […]
Refrigerant Recovery Services 2025
Environmental regulations and sustainability efforts continue to shape the commercial real estate industry. One area gaining attention is refrigerant recovery. For commercial property managers, responsible refrigerant management is essential for regulatory compliance, cost savings, environmental responsibility, and long-term operational efficiency. In this post we discuss sustainable and eco-friendly refrigerant recovery services that your business can […]
Refrigerant Recycling
As the HVAC industry continues to grow and evolve, sustainability and eco-friendly practices have become critical concerns. One area that demands attention is refrigerant recycling. Effective handling of refrigerants not only adheres to environmental regulations but also ensures the longevity and efficiency of HVAC systems. In this post, we’ll explore the essentials of refrigerant recycling, […]
HCFCs in Refrigeration
The world of refrigeration and air conditioning is essential to our daily lives, from keeping food fresh to maintaining comfortable indoor environments. At the heart of these systems are refrigerants, and among them, hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs) which have play a significant role. Awareness of HCFCs in refrigeration and their environmental impact is crucial to understanding why […]
