True 992987 R290 Propane Refrigerant Service Kit

Product Description

The TRUE 992987 is an R290 propane refrigerant service kit designed for use on commercial refrigeration equipment that operates with HC2 hydrocarbon refrigerant systems. This kit provides technicians with the components needed to service R290-based refrigeration circuits, excluding the refrigerant itself. R290 propane systems require dedicated, flammable-refrigerant-rated tooling and components, and this kit is built to meet those service requirements. It is intended for use by trained refrigeration technicians familiar with hydrocarbon refrigerant handling procedures and applicable safety codes.

This service kit is applicable to commercial refrigeration units using R290 propane as the refrigerant charge. R290 systems are commonly found in reach-in coolers, undercounter refrigerators, and display cases manufactured by TRUE. Because R290 is a flammable hydrocarbon refrigerant, only technicians with proper certification and training in A2L or A3 refrigerant handling should perform service work on these systems. The kit is sold without refrigerant, so the technician must source R290 separately in compliance with local regulations.

Key Features

• Designed specifically for R290 propane hydrocarbon refrigerant service work
• Sold without refrigerant, allowing compliance with local refrigerant supply regulations
• Packaged for straightforward field or shop use by certified refrigeration technicians
• OEM kit from TRUE, matched to HC2 hydrocarbon refrigerant system configurations
• Compact package dimensions suitable for storage in a service vehicle

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM service kit for TRUE commercial refrigeration equipment equipped with R290 propane HC2 hydrocarbon refrigerant systems.

Installation Notes

Service must be performed by a certified refrigeration technician trained in flammable hydrocarbon refrigerant handling. Always de-energize the unit and follow all applicable safety protocols for A3 flammable refrigerants before opening any refrigerant circuit. Ensure the work area is properly ventilated and free of ignition sources when servicing R290 systems. Consult all relevant local, state, and federal regulations governing hydrocarbon refrigerant handling before beginning work.