Charge levels within 20 percent of manufacturer specs protect HVAC efficiency during refrigerant transitions

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The 20 rule in HVAC refers to the refrigerant charge level that must stay within 20 percent of the manufacturer's specification to maintain efficiency and avoid compressor damage