Applying R-290 in commercial refrigeration applications
In the transition away from refrigerants with high global warming potential (GWP), R-290 (aka propane) has emerged as a viable natural refrigerant alternative.
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Copeland's R-290 Product Offerings
In response to the recent UL approval of higher hydrocarbon charge limits (R-290) for commercial cases in the U.S., Copeland is excited to help maximize your display cases with our product offering.
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The case for R-290
In the global transition away from high-global warming potential (GWP) hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) refrigerants, R-290 (aka propane) has emerged as an increasingly viable alternative.
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Servicing the next generation of lower-GWP refrigerants
In this article, we outline the fundamentals for working with refrigeration systems that use R-290, A2Ls and CO₂.
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Propane (R-290) compressors, components and condensing units for the commercial refrigeration industry
As higher-GWP refrigerants continue to be phased out, the evaluation and approval of alternative refrigerants increase in importance.
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Long-awaited R-290 charge increase opens new refrigeration opportunities
For many years, the use of flammable refrigerants — such the A3 hydrocarbon R-290 (or propane) — has been a keen area of collective focus among the regulatory bodies governing refrigerant safety...
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Copeland ZB*KAU scroll compressor
Propane (R-290) was introduced to the industry more than 100 years ago, and because of that, its performance efficiencies and thermodynamic properties have been well vetted.
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Copeland reciprocating hermetic compressors
Explore the Copeland Reciprocating Hermetic Compressors lineup which includes fixed speed, variable speed, HP, refrigerants and applications for each model.
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Copeland low-temperature scroll compressors for refrigeration
Discover the Copeland low-temperature scroll compressors for refrigeration lineup which includes fixed, modulation, HP, refrigerants and applications for each model.
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Let the refrigerant phase-in begin
In this article, we evaluate next-generation refrigerant alternatives in established and emerging applications.
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