Products
Forane® R22 Refrigerant 13.6 KG (30 pounds)
MAXRON R-22 Refrigerant Gas ( 1KG )
R-22a Refrigerant Gas – ELIWELL
Product Description
Eliwell R22 is a universal single-component HCFC Non-Toxic, Nonflammable Refrigerant with low Ozone depletion potential, widely used in Air-conditioning and Refrigeration applications. Eliwell R22 Used in Residential Air conditions, Split Units, Package Air conditioners, Chillers, Commercial Air conditioning and all type of Comfort cooling systems. Also used in Transport Refrigeration, Commercial and Industrial Refrigeration and other Refrigeration applications. Eliwell R22 is going through a mandatory phase-out, according to the schedule set by the Montreal Protocol in line with the international agreements on the management of Ozone-depleting chemicals use of R 22 is progressively being phased out stage by stage across the world. All the government authorities are curtailing the import of R22 to switch over to new generation Refrigerants. OEM’s and other users should consult with the Refrigerant Manufacturer for the alternative or retrofit refrigerants.
R22 Refrigerant – MAFRON Gas R22 13.6kgs India
- Disposable Cylinders – (13.6Kg) (30lbs)
- Torpedo/Ton Tanks – (500kg/950kg)
- ISO Tankers – (ISO Tank Contains 20,000 Kg)
R22 Refrigerant – MAXRON Refrigerant Gas
Available:
- Two & Three Slices Cans – (320/340/1000 Grams)
- Disposable Cylinders – (3.4Kg/6.8Kg/13.6Kg) (30lbs/15lbs/7.5lbs)
- Refillable Cylinders – (6.5Kg/12Kg/60Kg)
- Torpedo/Ton Tanks – (500kg/950kg)
- ISO Tankers – (ISO Tank Contains 20,000 Kg)
R22 Refrigerant Gas – 13.6kg – R22 REFRON India
- Disposable Cylinders – (13.6Kg) (30lbs)
- Torpedo/Ton Tanks – (500kg/950kg)
- ISO Tankers – (ISO Tank Contains 20,000 Kg)
R22 Refrigerant Gas – WESTRON
- Two & Three Slices Cans – (320/340/1000 Grams )
- Disposable Cylinders – (3.4Kg/6.8Kg/13.6Kg) (30lbs/15lbs/7.5lbs)
- Refillable Cylinders – (6.5Kg/12Kg/60Kg)
- Torpedo/Ton Tanks – (500kg/950kg)
- ISO Tankers – (ISO Tank Contains 20,000 Kg)
WESTRON R-22 Refrigerant Gas 1KG
R22 Refrigerant: An Overview
R22 refrigerant (also known as R22 Freon and HCFC-22 Freon) is a chemical that is used to chill your home in air conditioners and heat pumps. R22 refrigerant is a kind of refrigerant that is the primary chemical used by your HVAC system to cool your home. In general, all types of refrigerants circulate through your air conditioner or heat pump, continually absorbing and releasing heat to keep your house cool.
Benefits and Features of R22 Refrigerant
Has a lower impact on the ozone layer
R22 is a hydro chlorofluorohydrocarbon (HCFC). It has one hydrogen atom in its compound, and the halocarbons do not replace all of its hydrogen atoms, as is the case with chlorofluorohydrocarbons (CFCs).
Halocarbons have a significant negative impact on the environment’s ozone layer. Because R22 is an HCFC, it has a lower ozone destruction capacity. R22 has just 5% of the ozone destruction potential of refrigerant R11, which has the highest ozone destruction potential.
Greater water absorption capacity
Higher water absorption R22 has a capacity than R134a. This is especially essential in low-temperature applications since the water in refrigerant R22 has less negative effects on the refrigeration system. In any case, even a trace of water in the refrigeration system is undesirable.
How can I tell whether my air conditioner utilizes R22?
If your air conditioner was installed prior to 2010, it most likely used R22. Check the unit’s nameplate to see what sort of refrigerant is being used. R22 is a widely used refrigerant. Don’t worry if your HVAC system employs R22; you may still use and maintain it normally. When it comes time to replace your system, you’ll need to go with a more ecologically friendly one.
Hydro-fluorocarbon (HFC) refrigerants are used in all modern air conditioners and cooling equipment. The most prevalent is R410A, while others include R134A, R407C, and R407A. These refrigerants chill interior areas just as well as R22, but with no ozone damaging properties and a low Global Warming Potential (GWP).
