Daikin Singapore encompasses recovery, reclamation, and reuse as a complete refrigerant solution. As part of green efforts, we have set up an Eco-Corner, to allow your servicing contractor / installer to send recovered refrigerant to Eco Corner for reclamation and treatment.

Our Eco-Corner presently is at our Spare Parts Center.

Our Eco Corner operates from:

Monday – Friday: 9am – 5pm
Saturday, Sunday and Public Holiday: Closed

Spare Parts Center
10 Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 2
Singapore 569501

During repairs works or decommissioning of your air-conditioning unit, refrigerants are vented into the atmosphere. Do you know that most of them contain greenhouse gases which contribute significantly to global warming?  

To prevent refrigerant from being released into the atmosphere and harming the environment, you can do your part by encouraging your installer or contractor to use a recovery machine to recover the refrigerant and dispose it properly thereafter.

In addition, you can opt for reclaimed refrigerants for your air-conditioner as an environmental friendly alternative to help reduce carbon footprint.

 

 

              

 

 

Why do we need to do recovery?

Refrigerant recovery is important as it helps to prevent it from leaking or being dispersed into the atmosphere - reducing the environmental impact. Feel free to request for refrigerant recovery during your parts replacement or servicing.

Can the recovered refrigerant be reused?

We strongly do not recommend recovered refrigerants to be reused as there is bound to be the presence of contaminants and impurities. Quality of the refrigerant will be greatly compromised.

How is reclaimed refrigerant different from a new refrigerant?

There is virtually no difference. On the contrary, a reclaimed refrigerant is also an environmentally friendly product.

Is reclaimed refrigerant certified as a green product?

Yes. It is endorsed by Singapore Green Building Council [SGBC] and it is green mark certified.

Which types of reclaimed refrigerant are available in Daikin?

R410a and R134a