R-407C is a non-ozone depleting HFC blend developed as a long-term replacement for R-22 in residential and light commercial air conditioning systems. Its similar pressure-temperature characteristics and system compatibility make it an effective retrofit solution that requires minimal system modification.
Key Features and Benefits:
✅ R-22 alternative: Designed to closely match the performance of R-22, R-407C is a great choice for servicing or converting existing systems without needing major equipment changes.
✅ Zero ozone depletion: Contains no chlorine, giving it an ODP of 0 and making it compliant with international environmental standards.
✅ Efficient and reliable: Delivers solid cooling performance in both residential and commercial environments, supporting a broad range of A/C and heat pump systems.
✅ Widely available and supported: Compatible with standard HFC components and synthetic POE lubricants, making it easy to service and maintain.
R-407C Physical Properties
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Chemical Composition: R-32 (23%), R-125 (25%), R-134a (52%)
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Boiling Point: -43.6°C (-46.5°F)
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GWP (Global Warming Potential): 1,774
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ODP (Ozone Depletion Potential): 0
Main Applications
Residential and Commercial Air Conditioning
Perfect for central A/C units, split systems, and packaged HVAC systems originally designed for R-22.
Heat Pumps
Frequently used in both ducted and ductless heat pump systems for cooling and heating.
System Retrofits
Engineered as a drop-in replacement in many older R-22 systems with minimal modifications (always consult manufacturer guidelines).
Note on Environmental Regulations
R-407C remains a legal and practical solution for existing equipment as R-22 continues to be phased out. However, due to its moderate GWP, long-term transition toward even lower-GWP refrigerants is encouraged. Follow all local and national guidelines when handling refrigerants.
Package
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Packaging: Net Weight 11.3kg/bottle (Net Weight 20.9lb)
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Cylinder Type: Disposable steel cylinder
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Storage: Store in a dry, well-ventilated place. Avoid exposure to direct sunlight or temperatures above 52°C (125°F). Ensure proper labeling and leak-proof handling.
