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Daikin’s challenge for achieving a sustainable refrigerant
and equipment lifecycle
evaluating refrigerants, even within this framework.
In addition to refrigerant selection, the way in
A comprehensive approach, including leakage
which a refrigerant is managed through its lifecycle,
prevention and recovery and reclamation is required.
including recovery and reclamation, is also very
important. And while we strongly support the Kigali
We will also continue to improve the energy
efficiency of each of our products to reduce their
amendment, and the effort to phase down CO eq
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overall environmental footprint.
consumption, GWP is not the only measurement for
Action on refrigerant and goals
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manufacturer
Role as a refrigerant
Daikin will continue to improve the energy
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4 Reducing the refrigerant charge in AIR PURIFIER
manufacturer
efficiency of its equipment and systems,
Daikin is committed to using and
and we will continue to select the optimum
providing refrigerants which meet
refrigerants for different needs.
diverse needs, aiming to achieve a
more sustainable air conditioning,
new equipment
heating and refrigeration sector.
Develop
and produce
refrigerants
Develop and
produce
More efficient refrigerants such as R-32 and microchannel technology reduce the refrigerant charge.
equipment
HEATING
Another benefit of the use of R-32 refrigerant is the lower charge (up to 30% reduction) in new products.
Destruction
Recycle
In combination with the lower GWP value of R-32 this reduces the GWP (Global Warming Potential)
of refrigerants
refrigerants
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of these products with up to 78% compared to R-410A products, which puts us ahead of the F-gas regulation
phase-down scheme. Refrigerant and
Equipment
Lifecycle
The F-gas regulation - Daikin’s approach to towards SPLIT
Collaborating with
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other stakeholders
lower C02 equivalent consumption
Daikin continues to work with related
stakeholders towards a sustainable air
conditioning, heating and refrigeration
Daikin welcomes both the European F-gas regulation and the global Montreal Protocol–Kigali amendment,
Recover equipment
industry.
which aim to phase-down the CO2 equivalent consumption of HFC refrigerants. Use SKY AIR
and refrigerants
By choosing refrigerants with lower GWP and lower refrigerant charges we stay ahead of F-gas regulation targets.
Maintenance
Comprehensive approaches towards CO eq VRV
Daikin’s actions towards the F-gas phase-down.
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consumption phase-down
Convert to lower GWP refrigerant
Develop appropriate refrigerants for each application
CO 2 eq consumption Reduce the amount of refrigerant charge VENTILATION & BID- DLE AIR CURTAINS
Further reduce leakage
Conduct refrigerant recovery,
reuse and reclamation
Minimise the environmental
MARINE TYPES
impact caused by refrigerant
Cf. DAIKIN‘s refrigerant policy (public since 2015)
Inspired? CHILLERS
Here is how you can help
FAN COIL UNITS
› Make a sustainable choice by promoting units with Certified Reclaimed Refrigerant Allocation
› Raise the awareness and share your expertise to other stakeholders, to build a circular economy
AIR HANDLING UNITS
› Send your recovered gas from existing installation to reclaim. Your Daikin contact can support you
› Use our refrigerant recycling machine to reuse recovered refrigerant for field charge
REFRIGERATION
Find out about Daikin’s initiatives to help building a circular economy visit:
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