Spectroline Leak Detection’s North America Sales Manager, Matthew Cowley, speaks on the HVAC Know It All Podcast with host Gary McCreadie to discuss common myths and outdated beliefs about HVAC sealants and more! Watch both part 1 and part 2 now. Part 1 Recap They chat about the truth behind internal sealants used in HVAC…
DetailsSpectroline Leak Detection is now offering 3 NATE-Certified courses through Johnstone University. In HVAC/R, education isn’t just optional—it’s part of doing the job well. Designed for HVAC/R professionals, these courses cover the fundamentals and best practices of UV fluorescent dye and AC/R system leak detection using Spectroline’s OEM-approved products. Let Spectroline Leak Detection NATE Courses…
DetailsMELVILLE, NY – Spectronics Corporation, a global leader in fluorescent leak detection solutions, proudly announces the launch of ECO-GLO, the first readily biodegradable UV dye designed specifically for oil-based industrial maintenance systems. This industry-first solution sets a new benchmark for eco-friendly leak detection in hydraulic and lubrication systems across a wide range of applications. The…
DetailsThe U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulates HVAC leak detection requirements primarily under Section 608 of the Clean Air Act, along with supporting rules. EPA’s HVAC leak detection rules focus on preventing refrigerant emissions by requiring regular leak monitoring, timely repairs, certified technicians, and strict recordkeeping. These rules apply to both ozone-depleting substances (ODS) and…
DetailsHow much do HVAC refrigerant leaks harm the environment? HVAC leaks harm the environment a ton! HVAC refrigerant leaks have an astronomical climate impact even at small quantities, and they also waste electricity. Here’s how HVAC refrigerant leaks hurt the planet: Direct (refrigerant) impact. Many HVAC refrigerants are potent greenhouse gases. For example, EPA lists…
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