Chemours r407c_25lb R407C Refrigerant 25 Pounds

Product Description

The CHEMOURS r407c_25lb is a 25-pound cylinder of R-407C blended refrigerant formulated for use in air conditioning and heat pump systems. R-407C is a hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) blend classified under ASHRAE safety group A1, indicating low toxicity and non-flammability. It is widely used as a near-drop-in replacement for R-22 in systems that have been converted to accept HFC refrigerants and POE oil. Licensed HVAC technicians handle this refrigerant for seasonal service, system retrofits, and charge restoration on residential and light commercial equipment.

R-407C is suited for direct-expansion air conditioning systems and heat pumps operating with POE (polyolester) lubricant. Its temperature glide characteristics make it compatible with systems specifically designed or retrofitted for blended HFCs. This cylinder is appropriate for charging split systems, packaged units, and heat pump equipment where R-407C is the specified refrigerant. POE oil compatibility is required in all systems where this refrigerant is used.

Key Features

• 25-pound cylinder net weight suitable for multiple service calls or a full system charge
• ASHRAE A1 safety classification: non-flammable, low toxicity
• HFC blend designed for air conditioning and heat pump applications
• Compatible with POE lubricant only — mineral oil and alkylbenzene oil are not compatible
• Medium brown cylinder color for field identification

Compatibility

Designed for use in air conditioning and heat pump systems specified for R-407C refrigerant with POE oil lubrication.

Installation Notes

Handling and recovery of R-407C requires EPA Section 608 certification. Technicians must use POE oil in any system charged with R-407C, as mineral oil is not miscible with this refrigerant. Because R-407C is a blended refrigerant with temperature glide, it must be charged as a liquid to maintain the correct composition ratio. Recover all remaining refrigerant from the system before opening service ports, and follow local regulations for refrigerant handling and cylinder disposal.