I replaced my r22 unit with a 410 4 ton 14 sear unit in 2008. I am
Epa cert. My unit has run flawless since its install. I feel it is
thefuture of a/c. The pressures have not been any problem.

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On Sun, 06 Jul 2014 15:44:01 +0000, the lem captain
wrote:

I replaced my r22 unit with a 410 4 ton 14 sear unit in 2008. I am
Epa cert. My unit has run flawless since its install. I feel it is
thefuture of a/c. The pressures have not been any problem.

I'm really happy for you.

Unit at work. Refrigerant leaked out so they put in 410. Could not
tell the difference.

Two years later, leaked again. Put in R22 because it was cheaper at
this point. Still running the same. See no difference.

On 7/6/2014 3:26 PM, Ed Pawlowski wrote:
On Sun, 06 Jul 2014 15:44:01 +0000, the lem captain
wrote:

I replaced my r22 unit with a 410 4 ton 14 sear unit in 2008. I am
Epa cert. My unit has run flawless since its install. I feel it is
thefuture of a/c. The pressures have not been any problem.

I'm really happy for you.

Unit at work. Refrigerant leaked out so they put in 410. Could not
tell the difference.

Two years later, leaked again. Put in R22 because it was cheaper at
this point. Still running the same. See no difference.

moaners hub -- future of usenet?

I'm not sure about the delivery and all of
refrigerant to the coil. Might be R22 is
backwards compatible. Would not surprise me.

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