With the phase-down of 410a refrigerant and the introduction of A2L refrigerants to the American market, many homeowners are left with questions on what's best for them long term when switching to these new systems. One of these questions is answered in this video on if whether it's okay to add R32 refrigerant to their existing 410a system? Joshua Griffin goes through concerns, safety, and reasons why you may want to follow manufacturer guidelines before performing such a task. Follow the advice in this video before making a mistake that could cost you big time!

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-----------Chapters-------------
0:00 Intro: Refrigerants replacing 410a
0:35 Comparison to 410a
1:44 Can you put R32 in 410a systems?
2:22 Warranty Guidelines
3:18 Discharge Temperature
4:03 Components to be reused
4:36 EPA Regulations
5:06 In summary
5:42 Outro

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