Training Resources
New technology is being introduced all the time. Regular training helps to ensure that your staff is familiar with the latest technology applicable to your business goals.
Training Calendar
Reasons to choose R-32
There is a growing movement to replace R-410A refrigerant. It’s different this time. You have a choice to make. The easy choice is R-32 refrigerant. Take a look at all the reasons why.
r32reasons.com
Frequently Asked Questions
We've compiled a list of the questions we get asked the most often.
Make sure to visit this page often, as new questions will be added frequently.
Accelerated HVAC Success Podcasts
HVAC Learning Campus interviews HVAC Contractors about their experience selling, installing and maintaining R-32 refrigerant systems to their customers.
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Refrigerant Reclamation
Refrigerant reclamation is defined as the processing of used refrigerant gases so that they can meet specifications for re-use. Reclamation services were designed with the goal of reducing the environmental impact of refrigerants, allowing the re-use of existing refrigerants, thereby avoiding the need to manufacture new virgin refrigerants.
R-32 Refrigerant Product Transitions and Schedules
1. Residential Unitary – Daikin, Amana® brand, and Goodman
2. Residential Ductless – Daikin
3. Commercial Unitary Rooftops – Daikin
4. Commercial VRV – Daikin
Downloads
-What Contractors Should Know About A2L Refrigerants and Shortages as of June 23, 2025
-Residential Unitary R-410A Service Coils
-2024-2025 Transition to A2L Compliant Models - Daikin (R-32)
-2024-2025 Transition to A2L Compliant Models - Goodman (R-32)
-2024-2025 Transition to A2L Compliant Models - Amana (R-32)
-Comparison of Low GWP Alternate Refrigerants for HVAC Systems
-Reducing the Environmental Impact of HVAC Systems by Using R-32 Refrigerant
-The Global Stance on R-32
-A1 vs. A2L Pressure Temperature Chart USA
-A1 vs. A2L Pressure Temperature Chart CANADA
-R-32 Dealer Checklist
-R-32 System Match-up Flowcharts
Fact Vs. Fiction
EPA HFC Data Hub
The American Innovation and Manufacturing (AIM) Act directs EPA to phase down production and consumption of regulated hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) in the United States by 85 percent from baseline levels by 2036.
HFC Data Hub
The American Innovation and Manufacturing (AIM) Act directs EPA to phase down production and consumption of regulated hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) in the United States by 85 percent from baseline levels by 2036. This phasedown is consistent with the U.S. schedule under the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal Protocol...
Pledge for R-32 as the Preferred Refrigerant in the HVAC Industry
Recognize the importance of adopting environmentally friendly and sustainable practices in our HVAC work. Select below to learn more and sign the pledge.
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