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 According to the Clean Air Act of 1990, Freon®* 22 and other harmful refrigerants will be phased out of use over time. And homeowners will soon have to replace older air conditioning systems with newer models using Puron® refrigerant to maintain their indoor comfort.
That's why Carrier has been designing and testing heating and cooling equipment that uses Puron, the refrigerant approved by the EPA to replace Freon® 22. In fact, Carrier has been offering Puron-based systems since 1996, developing a complete line of products using the world's first, long-term solution to ozone depletion.
 Environmentally sound, economically sound, and extremely reliable, every model in Carrier's complete line of air conditioners with Puron refrigerant provides the comfort you expect from an industry leader like Carrier. These units allow homeowners to avoid the potentially skyrocketing costs for servicing units with Freon® 22. In the past, when a refrigerant has been phased out, the costs of servicing products using that refrigerant have risen dramatically; It happened in the automobile industry with Freon® 12, and it could easily happen with Freon® 22. By replacing Freon-based systems, you begin saving money right away and avoid the potentially higher service costs later.
Carrier products have always delivered excellent reliability, and these new products with Puron® refrigerant improve on that record. In fact, our Puron-based air conditioners have gainedrecognition nationwide for dependable operation.
"Another factor to consider these days is the use of environmentally friendly refrigerants. ...Carrier is the first manufacturer in the industry to offer Puron -- an environmentally sound... refrigerant that offers high efficiency and long-term cost savings to homeowners."
Consumers Digest, May/June 1998
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