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Danfoss Refrigerant Transition Center

Accelerate the refrigerant transition and turn down climate impact

This page is packed with helpful tools and information that help you navigate the shift to more sustainable refrigerants. Our CoolSchool helps you learn all you need to know about new refrigerants and the regulations around them with whitepapers, videos, and on-demand webinars; and our CoolTools enable you to find the right solutions in the field.

Time to train your brain?

Strengthen your knowledge about the refrigerant transition – at home or in the field. With all our very best video webinars collected in one place, you get easy access to everything you need to know to accelerate the refrigerant transition and turn down the climate impact. Stay updated. Stay in front. Stay strong!

Chilling with Jens

Discover the world of refrigeration. Join Jens as he shares knowledge gained from over 40 years of experience in the cooling industry.

Working with refrigerants takes a certain set of skills
Working with refrigerants takes a certain set of skills

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Resources for the refrigerant transition

CoolTools - Danfoss Refrigerant Transition Center
CoolTools

Converting to the correct refrigerant requires the right refrigerant tools. We created these digital solutions to help you select the right refrigerant for your situation, find a compatible component, and ensure that the refrigerant is installed correctly in the cooling system.

CoolSchool - Danfoss Learning on refrigeration topics
CoolSchool

Danfoss offers a variety of educational solutions to help you understand the refrigerant changes and make the best decisions about how to adapt to them. Watch videos, take online courses, attend webinars - we have something for everyone.

Refrigerant Trends and Challenges
Refrigerants from a Danfoss perspective

Get the keys to understanding the refrigerant regulations and trends in air conditioning and refrigeration.

Danfoss solutions for low-GWP refrigerants - Bringing the refrigerant transition down to earth

A wide portfolio for lower GWP refrigerants

Our portfolio for low-GWP refrigerants is continuously expanding. Take a deep dive in this brochure and contact Danfoss for more information.

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News

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    Reduce energy consumption and go green with the Danfoss Heat Recovery Unit
    04 April 2022

    The focus on cutting energy consumption and reducing the carbon footprint has never been higher, but results are often achieved by compromising usability or efficiency. The Danfoss Heat Recovery Unit delivers strong environmental benefits as well as significant reductions on heating bills—all delivered with a short ROI.

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    Danfoss multi-refrigerant, A2L-ready condensing units for ultra-low GWP installations
    12 May 2021

    The release of the new Optyma™ condensing units and MTZ/NTZ compressors—following the qualification of valves and line components in 2020—means Danfoss has the widest portfolio of A2L-ready refrigeration solutions compatible with R1234yf, R454C, and R455A refrigerants.

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    New Turbocor® High-SST capabilities bring the benefits of oil-free to new, higher-temperature data centers
    18 February 2021

    Danfoss has expanded the capabilities for Turbocor® compressors TTS and TGS with higher saturated suction temperature (SST) operating range—helping OEMs to bring the benefits of oil-free technology to data centers operating at higher space temperatures.

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