Refrigerant leaks contribute to indirect emissions by increasing the energy consumption of refrigeration systems, which in turn leads to higher carbon dioxide emissions from power generation.
Indirect leak detection was designed to address these challenges by leveraging existing operational data to detect potential leaks earlier.
Instead of waiting for refrigerants to escape, Bueno’s BARLO (Bueno Advanced Refrigerant Leak Optimization) analyzes system activity, identifying anomalies that indicate a developing issue.
This proactive approach ensures that leaks are prevented before they happen.
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Ensure all operational and environmental impacts, including the connections between various components, are measurable and meaningful.
Empower sustainability through a woman-owned company that values expertise and integrates diverse perspectives to create innovative solutions.
Help businesses communicate their sustainability performance with clarity and confidence.
Empower businesses to integrate additional KPIs and materials into sustainable frameworks.
We understand the importance of data excellence in driving informed decision-making and sustainable practices.
When Tammy Atwood founded Carbon Connector, her goal was to bridge the gap between data and reporting to drive sustainable impact.
Motivated by a deep commitment to combating climate change, she established the company to provide businesses with the tools and insights needed to reduce refrigerant leaks and stay compliant with changing regulations.
By integrating KPIs, her team ensures data excellence, empowering organizations to make more sustainable decisions.
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“Our mission is to empower businesses with the data and insights they need to reduce their environmental footprint and meet the demands of a rapidly evolving regulatory landscape.”
— Tammy Atwood, Founder of Carbon Connector
Grocery
Avoid food spoilage, reduce after-hours calls, stay CARB-compliant.
Commercial Real Estate
Minimize HVAC failures, lower refrigerant loss, meet sustainability goals.
Data Centers
Ensure uptime by identifying leaks before critical thresholds are crossed.
Refrigerant leaks have persisted for decades, but with our adaptable technology and proven solutions, businesses can finally address the problem effectively from the source to the end user.
Our company is dedicated to making a significant impact on sustainability. By empowering businesses to detect and manage leaks, we contribute to a healthier planet and support companies in incorporating sustainability into their strategies and operations.
Proven Technology
Backed by AKO, with over 25,000 devices in service worldwide, our technology represents the ideal blend of innovation and reliability.
Expert Support
A team dedicated to supporting your business’s unique challenges, ensuring that your products and services align with sustainable practices.
Complete Commitment
Focused on operationalizing data extraction to empower businesses toward informed, sustainable decisions.
Ensuring Regular Maintenance and Inspections
To ensure effective refrigerant leak detection, following best practices for regular maintenance and inspections is essential. This includes:
Scheduling regular inspections of HVAC systems to detect potential leaks
Implementing a refrigerant management program to track and analyze refrigerant usage
Using advanced leak detection technologies to identify and repair leaks quickly
Providing training to technicians on proper leak detection and repair techniques
Maintaining accurate records of leak detection and repair activities
By following these best practices, businesses can ensure the integrity of their HVAC systems, reduce environmental impacts, and contribute to a sustainable future. As Tammy Atwood, founder of a software company, emphasizes, “A resolute commitment to propel businesses toward informed, sustainable decision-making is rooted in our commitment to sustainability.” By prioritizing refrigerant leak detection and adopting best practices, businesses can forge a path towards a more sustainable future.
As a refrigerant management company, we acknowledge the significant impact of climate change on our planet. At Carbon Connector, we are passionate about combatting climate change by empowering businesses to reduce their environmental footprint. Our expertise in data and reporting frameworks enables us to identify areas of improvement and develop strategies that mitigate environmental impact.
Our founder, Tammy Atwood, is a strong advocate for sustainability and has fortified our company’s commitment to propel businesses toward informed, sustainable decision-making. We believe that diverse perspectives and expertise are essential in creating a sustainable future, and we strive to contribute to this effort through our work.
Exploring Traditional and Advanced Techniques
Various refrigerant leak detection methods are available, ranging from traditional techniques to advanced technologies. Traditional methods include visual inspections, soap bubble tests, and pressure tests.These methods are often time-consuming and may not detect small leaks.
Advanced techniques, on the other hand, utilize cutting-edge technologies such as infrared imaging, ultrasonic detection, and electronic sensors.
These methods are more accurate and efficient, allowing for quick detection of even small leaks.
Some refrigerant management companies also use data and reporting frameworks to track and analyze refrigerant usage, helping to identify potential leaks and optimize system performance.
Refrigerant leak detection is critical to maintaining the efficiency and sustainability of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems. However, leaks can also have significant environmental impacts, including releasing potent greenhouse gases that contribute to climate change. As a refrigerant management company, it is essential to understand the basics and importance of refrigerant leak detection to propel businesses toward informed, sustainable decision-making.
Refrigerant leaks can occur for various reasons, including worn-out seals, damaged tubing, or improper installation. These leaks can lead to increased energy consumption, reduced system performance, and even safety hazards if left undetected. Therefore, it is crucial to implement effective refrigerant leak detection methods to ensure the integrity of HVAC systems and contribute to a sustainable future.
Exploring Traditional and Advanced Techniques
Various refrigerant leak detection methods are available, ranging from traditional techniques to advanced technologies. Traditional methods include visual inspections, soap bubble tests, and pressure tests. These methods are often time-consuming and may not detect small leaks.
Advanced techniques, on the other hand, utilize cutting-edge technologies such as infrared imaging, ultrasonic detection, and electronic sensors. These methods are more accurate and efficient, allowing for quick detection of even small leaks. Some refrigerant management companies also use data and reporting frameworks to track and analyze refrigerant usage, helping to identify potential leaks and optimize system performance.
At Carbon Connector, we understand the importance of data excellence in driving informed decision-making and sustainable practices. Our team of experts is dedicated to harnessing the power of data to provide superior leak detection solutions for our clients. With 14 years of experience supporting companies in developing accurate, auditable data systems, we excel in operationalizing data extraction processes and ensuring reliable insights to drive sustainability.
Our data excellence is fortified with a commitment to sustainability and a deep understanding of the urgency of climate change. We recognize the power of businesses to significantly impact the world and the planet’s future, and we are driven by a resolute commitment to propel businesses toward informed, sustainable decision-making.
We want to help your business toward informed and sustainable decisions.
By helping you detect refrigerant leaks, we contribute to a healthier planet and
support companies in incorporating sustainability into your strategies and operations.