Refrigerant R32 Refrigerant Disposable Cylinder 9 Kg

Product Description

The REFRIGERANT R-32 is a single-component HFC refrigerant supplied in a disposable cylinder with a net fill weight of 9 kilograms (approximately 19.8 pounds). R-32 has a lower global warming potential than many legacy HFC blends, making it a common choice as the industry shifts toward higher-efficiency refrigerant options. It is used in systems designed or retrofitted specifically for R-32, and it is handled and recovered by licensed HVAC/R technicians in accordance with EPA Section 608 regulations. The cylinder format is suited for field charging and service work on compatible equipment.

R-32 is widely used in residential and light commercial split-system air conditioning, including mini-split and multi-split configurations. It also sees use in medium- and high-temperature refrigeration applications, both domestic and commercial, as well as select industrial systems such as centrifugal chillers. Its relatively high volumetric capacity allows for smaller refrigerant charges compared to some older HFC refrigerants, which can be an advantage in new equipment design and service work.

Key Features

• Single-component HFC refrigerant — no glide, consistent charge behavior
• Lower global warming potential compared to many common HFC blends
• Suitable for medium- and high-temperature refrigeration applications
• Applicable to residential and light commercial air conditioning systems
• Disposable cylinder format for straightforward field use
• 9 kg (approximately 19.8 pounds) net fill weight per cylinder

Compatibility

Designed for use in refrigeration and air conditioning systems engineered or rated to operate with R-32 refrigerant. Confirm equipment manufacturer specifications before charging, as R-32 is not a drop-in replacement for other refrigerants.

Installation Notes

R-32 refrigerant must be purchased, handled, and recovered by EPA Section 608 certified technicians. Before servicing any system, shut down all electrical power to the equipment and follow proper lockout/tagout procedures. Use equipment and hoses rated for R-32 service, and never mix refrigerant types in a system or recovery cylinder. Disposable cylinders must not be refilled and must be disposed of in accordance with local regulations.