Temprite
Temprite continues its long-standing tradition of innovation with energy-efficient coalescent and conventional oil separators, designed for use with all types of refrigerants.
in 2021 · GWP 20
lifetime
ATMO Approved
Why this matters
Most refrigeration runs on chemicals that warm the planet, or quietly poison it.
HFCs warm the atmosphere up to 14,000× more than CO₂. Their HFO replacements break down into TFA, a forever chemical now detectable in rain, ice, and human blood.
The answer
CO₂, ammonia, hydrocarbons. Proven for over a century. They don't warm the planet, and they don't leave a forever chemical behind.
Natural refrigerants avoid both.
A year of avoided emissions, made visible.
GHG emissions Temprite avoided over the lifetime of 2021's equipment placed in the market.
Temprite · 2021
466,661metric tons of CO₂e avoided.
Over the lifetime of 2021's equipment placed in the market. The comparisons that follow show what that volume actually looks like.
What it adds up to.
Growth
Cumulative avoided CO₂e emissions over the years.
Temprite has been ATMO Approved since 2022, now 1 consecutive year of independently verified impact.
Trajectory bars appear once at least one data year is recorded.
Temprite: company profile.
Temprite continues its long-standing tradition of innovation with energy-efficient coalescent and conventional oil separators, designed for use with all types of refrigerants. Among its flagship products is the 130 Series of coalescent oil separators, specifically engineered for transcritical CO₂ systems. These products are built to enhance thermal efficiency by reducing oil and particulate contamination in the evaporator, leading to shorter compressor run times, lower energy consumption, reduced carbon emissions, and a higher return on investment.
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The ATMO Approved label is independently verified. Not self-declared, not marketing. If your equipment runs on CO₂, ammonia, hydrocarbons, or water, you may qualify.