ConnexFM2025 Session: Exploring the Future of HVAC
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Join us for an in-depth exploration of the A2L refrigerant transition for light commercial HVAC units. This session will cover the motivations behind the shift to A2L refrigerants, highlighting key differences between the new refrigerants and the current generation. We will discuss the timeline for the implementation of mandates, changes to new equipment, and the implications for the HVAC and facilities industry as a whole.Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in a Q&A session at the end of the presentation, allowing for a thorough discussion of the future of HVAC technology and practices.
Ryan Stephens
Sr Account Manager – Key Accounts
Trane Technologies
Ryan joined Trane in 2008 and participated in the Graduate Training Program 2008-II after earning a Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering degree at Auburn University. Ryan attained his LEED AP accreditation in 2009. Ryan has been in the HVAC industry for 15 years serving as an Applications Specialist, Account Manager, Regional Development Manager, and Project Engineer at a VA Hospital. His considerable experience with unitary and applied equipment gives him a unique perspective on how such applications affect the overall building systems in restaurant, grocery, healthcare and retail applications. Ryan is currently a Senior Account Manager with the Trane National Accounts Team working within several industries including QSR, Grocery/Supermarket, Small Box, Big Box, and many other Light Commercial Applications.
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