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23-12-2003, 07:33 PM #1
hfc refrigerants
Hello all,
Just lately I seem to be coming across more and more units that have had r134a removed and replaced with gasses like 'care 30'.
Surely unless the electrics are sealed ( made spark proof) it can't be very safe, because all it takes is a leak to mix with air and it could cause a small explosion.
I haven't had any experience in handling flammable HFC's so could someone correct me if I'm wrong.
Thanks Neil
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