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PermaFrost Logo   Application Compatibility and Industry Standard Tests

Applicaiton Requirements

PermaFrost must be installed by HVAC professionals. The installation is very simple and can be installed while the unit is operating. Eliminating the need for system down-time during installation greatly benefits the client, as it means that the addition of PermaFrost to a cooling system does not in any way interfere with daily business operations. PermaFrost's support team is always on-call and available for any assistance or troubleshooting during installation.

PermaFrost Compatibility

PermaFrost has been laboratory tested to ensure that it is compatible with all major refrigeration types. Compatibility tests performed under the following standards: ASHRAE, ASTM, API, ANSI, EPA, ARI.

Compatibility Overview

Seal Compatibility

  • Neoprene
  • Nitrite
  • Viton
  • PFE
  • Buna
  • Nylon
  • Mylar
  • Polypropylene
  • All other prevalent types in the HVAC industry
Metal Compatibility
  • Steel
  • Copper
  • Aluminum
  • Brass
  • Cast iron
  • Stainless steel
  • Silver
  • Copper alloys
  • Zinc
Refrigerant Compatibility
  • Group 1,2,3
  • Ammonia
  • Propane

Oil Compatibility

  • Mineral
  • Synthetic
  • POE
Tests conducted under the
following industry standards
  • API
  • ASHRAE
  • ARI
  • ASTM
  • EPA
  • ANSI
  • UL

Test Descriptions and Results

UL 984A: Testing UL classified lubricant for use with compressor motor insulating materials and refrigerants. UL has developed specifications to classify lubricant used in sealed motor compressors of air conditioning and refrigeration equipment. The UL program covers lubricants and the indicated refrigerants for all insulating materials used in industry-recognized hermetic refrigerant motor-compressors.

ASHRAE 86 - 1994: Completed Refrigeration oil floc point, °F. The temperature in which waxy materials in lubricating oil separate from a mixture of oil and refrigerant, giving a cloudy appearance. This test is important in that it evaluates the tendency of refrigeration oils to plug expansion valves or capillaries in refrigeration systems. Parameters: - 60°F maximum Results: - 60°F This test monitored power usage in order to determine the kilowatt-hour consumption of RTU-1 (Roof Top Unit) and RTU-2 air conditioning systems at the Bank of America branch at Loop 360 and US 183 in Austin Texas.

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