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What You Should Know About Refrigerant Safety National Refrigerants, Inc. For more information, call 1- 800- 262- 0012 or email to Taking precautions when working with any Refrigerant can help avoid dangerous situations and injuries. By Jim Lavelle An HVACR technician is exposed to many personal Safety hazards during the course of a normal workday. In addition to the obvious hazards such as sharp metal, electrical wiring and climbing ladders, the technician needs to be aware of the Safety hazards that refrigerants pose.
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Air-Conditioning System require, Air-Conditioning System require Refrigerant Leak, Conditioning, Porsche, System, Air Conditioning, Air conditioning system, Split System Cooling Units, Split System Cooling Units Split System Cooling Units, In this Issue: Non-Condensable Gas, In this Issue: • Non-Condensable Gas, Refrigerant, Refrigerant Changeover Guidelines CFC-12, Refrigerant Changeover Guidelines CFC R, 609 TECHNICIAN TRAINING AND, 609 TECHNICIAN TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION