Refron Refrigerant Gas R-410A 11.3 Kg HFC Azeotropic Mixture Pink

Key specs: 11.3 kg canister; R-410A azeotropic HFC mixture; pink color; non-flammable; non-toxic; non-corrosive; low global warming potential (GWP) and zero ozone depletion potential (ODP); suitable for high-efficiency systems and can serve as a substitute in some R-22 installations with the proper equipment and lubrication.

R-410A generally provides strong efficiency in modern equipment and operates at higher pressures. It is not a direct drop-in replacement for R-22 or R-134a and requires R-410A–compatible components and oils. For side-by-side comparisons on Fepy, you can view product pages for R-407C, R-134a, and R-22 here: https://fepy.com/product/refrigerant-r-407c, https://fepy.com/product/refrigerant-r-134a, and https://fepy.com/product/refrigerant-r-22.

This refrigerant is suitable for residential and commercial air conditioning, many heat pump systems, and some commercial refrigeration setups that are designed for R-410A. Ensure your system components (compressor, seals, lubricants) are compatible with R-410A and follow system manufacturer recommendations.

Only a certified HVAC technician should handle charging. Typical steps include recovering any existing refrigerant, evacuating and drying the system, connecting the R-410A cylinder with proper high-pressure safety procedures, weighing the charge to the system’s specification, performing a leak test, and verifying system pressures and superheat/subcooling according to manufacturer guidance.

Despite being non-flammable and non-toxic at typical conditions, R-410A is a high-pressure gas. Use appropriate PPE, ensure good ventilation, avoid ignition sources, and follow local handling, storage, and disposal regulations. Do not mix with other refrigerants, and store the canister upright away from heat and direct sunlight.

As an azeotropic mixture, R-410A behaves like a single substance with less fractionation during cycling, which helps maintain a consistent blend ratio during charging and servicing. This can simplify charging accuracy and help maintain stable performance compared with some zeotropic blends.

Store the 11.3 kg canister upright in a cool, well-ventilated area away from heat sources. When unopened, shelf life is typically long; once opened, follow proper usage guidelines and local regulations for refrigerant handling. Keep the valve cap in place when not in use.

The number of systems that can be charged depends on the individual system charge weights and designs. Small to mid-size residential units often require between 0.8–1.5 kg per system, so an 11.3 kg canister could service several units. Always charge to the exact system-recommended weight and consider line-length, oil type, and system cleanliness.

R-410A is not a simple one-to-one retrofit for R-22 systems. Some retrofits exist, but they typically require components upgrades (compressors, seals, lines), lubricant changes, and manufacturer guidance. Always verify system compatibility and follow the equipment manufacturer’s retrofit recommendations before proceeding.

Yes. For comparison, you can view other common refrigerants on Fepy.com such as R-407C, R-134a, and R-22 on their respective product pages: https://fepy.com/product/refrigerant-r-407c, https://fepy.com/product/refrigerant-r-134a, and https://fepy.com/product/refrigerant-r-22. These pages provide details to help you assess differences in application and compatibility.