How is CO2 compared to freon?
|
Freon |
CO2 |
|
-12 °C |
-3 °C |
|
Chilled solution, glycol pumps and bigger piping needed |
DX Ultra-Low Superheat solution |
|
Water consumption |
No water consumption |
|
Limited heat-recovery potential |
High heat-recovery potential |
|
Leakage control |
CO2 detection |
|
Uncertain service life |
Future proof (F-gas Regulation) |
|
1.0–1.5 kg/kW |
1.2–1.5 kg/kW |
|
Regulatory costs (F-gas) |
No regulatory costs |
|
High refrigerant cost |
Low refrigerant cost |