25LB R410A R-410A Freon Refrigerant Gas

R-410A, a near-azeotropic blend of HFC-32 and HFC-125, is the standard refrigerant in new residential and light commercial air conditioning systems. Known for its excellent energy efficiency and zero ozone depletion potential, R-410A is engineered to deliver superior performance in high-pressure systems, making it the go-to replacement for outdated R-22 systems.

Key Features and Benefits:

• Eco-friendly composition: R-410A contains no chlorine, giving it an ODP of 0. It complies with global environmental standards.
• High cooling efficiency: Offers greater energy efficiency and better heat transfer capabilities than R-22.
• Reliable in high-pressure systems: Designed to operate at higher pressures, supporting more compact components and improved system performance.
• Widely supported: Compatible with modern HVAC equipment and synthetic lubricants (POE oil), ensuring easy servicing and component availability.

R-410A Physical Properties

• Chemical Composition: 50% R-32 / 50% R-125
• Boiling Point: -48.5°C (-55.3°F)
• GWP (Global Warming Potential): 2,088
• ODP (Ozone Depletion Potential): 0

Main Applications:

• Residential and Commercial HVAC Systems: Commonly used in split-type air conditioners, central A/C units, and packaged rooftop systems.
• Heat Pumps and Dehumidifiers: Preferred refrigerant for newer high-efficiency heat pump models.
• New Equipment Installations: Widely adopted as the industry standard for systems built post-R-22 phaseout.

Note on Environmental Regulations:

While R-410A is ozone-friendly, its GWP is still significant. It is gradually being phased down in favor of next-generation refrigerants with lower environmental impact. For existing equipment, R-410A remains fully legal and essential for maintenance. Always adhere to local refrigerant handling guidelines.

Packaging & Storage Details:

• Packaging: Net Weight 11.3kg/bottle (Net Weight 25lb).
• Cylinder Type: Disposable steel cylinder.
• Storage: Store in a cool, dry, and shaded location. Avoid temperatures above 52°C (125°F). Handle with appropriate safety equipment.