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Hicksville BOE continues looking into replacing heat pumps

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HICKSVILLE — Hicksville Exempted Village Schools Board of Education at its Monday meeting continued to look into funding options and government funding to help with the cost of replacing some geothermal heat pumps at the school.

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The new refrigerant in air-source heat pumps is highly flammable, can explode and burns at over 1000 °C – The device can no longer be installed in such a room

In the future, a more flammable substance will be buzzing inside an air-source heat pump, which can cause an explosive fire in the event of a leak. An expert explains why there is still no reason to panic. But the device can no longer be installed in just any room.

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Hicksville BOE continues looking into replacing heat pumps

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Hicksville BOE continues looking into replacing heat pumps

The new refrigerant in air-source heat pumps is highly flammable, can explode and burns at over 1000 °C – The device can no longer be installed in such a room

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