What do LGRs produce less of compared to conventional refrigerants?

Low-Grade Refrigerants (LGRs) are designed to operate efficiently and effectively in water damage restoration applications. When comparing LGRs to conventional refrigerants, one of the key advantages of LGRs is that they produce less vapor pressure during the drying process.

This reduction in vapor pressure is significant because it allows LGRs to extract moisture from the air more effectively at lower temperatures. By lowering the vapor pressure, LGRs can achieve greater moisture removal from the environment without the need for high temperatures that conventional refrigerants might require. This capability makes LGRs particularly valuable for restoring environments affected by water damage, as they can help accelerate the drying process and reduce the potential for mold growth, which often thrives in high-humidity conditions.

In summary, LGRs are designed to produce less vapor pressure compared to conventional refrigerants, enhancing their efficiency in moisture removal during water restoration processes.