Schuyler Thompson
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Hm, seems like it’s more complicated. I looked up my ice maker since I know the model offhand.
It’s actually R600a (isobutane). However, looking at www.secop.com/sustainabili..., it appears UL is ok with flammability for commercial stuff because it’s hermetically sealed. Can’t do that for HP.
It’s actually R600a (isobutane). However, looking at www.secop.com/sustainabili..., it appears UL is ok with flammability for commercial stuff because it’s hermetically sealed. Can’t do that for HP.
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October 14, 2024 at 11:41 PM
Hm, seems like it’s more complicated. I looked up my ice maker since I know the model offhand.
It’s actually R600a (isobutane). However, looking at www.secop.com/sustainabili..., it appears UL is ok with flammability for commercial stuff because it’s hermetically sealed. Can’t do that for HP.
It’s actually R600a (isobutane). However, looking at www.secop.com/sustainabili..., it appears UL is ok with flammability for commercial stuff because it’s hermetically sealed. Can’t do that for HP.
Propane is already approved for fridges, why are these things regulated separately
October 12, 2024 at 6:02 AM
Propane is already approved for fridges, why are these things regulated separately