R-134a has become the standard refrigerant choice for household appliances, small self contained refrigeration units, large chillers, and automotive air conditioning. R-134a is also a common blending component. Requires POE lubricant to be used in the compressor.
R-134a has become the standard refrigerant choice for household appliances, small self contained refrigeration units, large chillers, and automotive air conditioning. R-134a is also a common blending component. Requires POE lubricant to be used in the compressor.
R-134a is the global standard for new mobile air conditioning and can be utilized to retrofit existing R-12 mobile air conditioning systems. Other uses include plastic foam blowing (as a cleaning solvent), a propellant for the delivery of pharmaceuticals, wine cork removers, gas dusters and in air driers for removing the moisture from compressed air.
Chemical Formula | CH2FCF2 |
Refrigerant Class | HFC |
Lubricant | Polyolester (POE) |
Net Weight | 30 lbs. / 125 lbs. / 1,000 lbs. / 1,750 lbs |
Molecular Weight | 102.02 g/mol |
Boiling Point | -26.2°C |
Vapor Pressue | 4.909 Bar (4909 hPa) @ 21°C |
Vapor Density | 5.368 kg/m³ @ 21°C |
Liquid Density | 1200 kg/m³ @ 25°C |