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Additional Technical Information
There are also numerous additional technical documents about Halotron I available upon request:
HCFC Phase-Out Issue
Halotron I is based on HCFC-123, which has a low ozone depletion potential of 0.014 (CFC-11 = 1.0). It is currently regulated as a Class II substance in the U.S. under the Montreal Protocol and the Clean Air Act Amendments (CAA) of 1990. It is therefore subject to certain consumption limits that regulate the use of the primary raw material for Halotron I, HCFC-123, in the period beyond 2015. Total “consumption” of Class II substances is capped with reductions that began in 2004. Although HCFC-123 is a Class II substance, it has an extraordinarily low ODP, much lower than other Class II substances, such as HCFC-22. Recycled HCFC-123 material is expected to be available to service existing and produce new fire extinguishers beyond 2015.
For more information, please contact us for the “Just the Facts” bulletin.
There are also numerous additional technical documents about Halotron I available upon request:
- Halotron I Health and Toxicity Bulletin
- Halotron I Material Compatibility Charts
- Halotron I Filling Procedure Manual for 300-500 lb (136-227 kg) Type Fire-extinguishing Systems
- Halotron I Total Flooding Quantity Chart (English & SI Units)
- Halotron I Portable Extinguisher Filling/Agent Recovery Manual
- Halotron I Product Specification
- Product Video (May 2003)
- Wheeled Unit Test Video (October 2003)
- Product Brochures
- Publication Reprints
- U.S. FAA CertAlert 95-03
- ISO 9001 Certificate (issued by TUV Rhineland of North America)
HCFC Phase-Out IssueHalotron I is based on HCFC-123, which has a low ozone depletion potential of 0.014 (CFC-11 = 1.0). It is currently regulated as a Class II substance in the U.S. under the Montreal Protocol and the Clean Air Act Amendments (CAA) of 1990. It is therefore subject to certain consumption limits that regulate the use of the primary raw material for Halotron I, HCFC-123, in the period beyond 2015. Total “consumption” of Class II substances is capped with reductions that began in 2004. Although HCFC-123 is a Class II substance, it has an extraordinarily low ODP, much lower than other Class II substances, such as HCFC-22. Recycled HCFC-123 material is expected to be available to service existing and produce new fire extinguishers beyond 2015.
For more information, please contact us for the “Just the Facts” bulletin.
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