Richard,

This depends on what type of equipment the end product is.  There are 
regulations being drafted by the EPA as we speak.  Some types of equipment have 
extensions being granted while other types are expected to have a ban on R134a, 
possibly as soon as Jan 1, 2016.  Another consideration is if the product 
utilizes blown insulation that is R134a based, there is a push to stop use of 
this underway as well if a possible date of Jan 1, 2017.

Josh

From: W Richard Gartman [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, August 04, 2014 10:05 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [External] [PSES] Freon 134a

We have several products that contain closed /sealed cooling systems with Freon 
134a in them? [There are not field serviceable units.]
What product take back regulations would apply to this kind of product in 
Canada and US?

This is a new type of product for me. Any assistance is welcome.

Best Regards,
W. Richard Gartman, CSP
Product Regulatory Affairs
Agilent Technologies, Inc.
www.Agilent.com<http://www.agilent.com/>
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