Sage-Tips

Is R32 the same as R410A?

R410A is a refrigerant mixture of R32 and R125 with 50/50 wt. \%, and R32 is a pure fluid. The molecular weight of R32 is 28\% lower than that of R410A. Critical pressure and temperature of R32 are 850 kPa and 6.0 K respectively higher than those of R410A.

What will replace 410A refrigerant?

The leading replacement for R-410A refrigerant is a pure, single component refrigerant called R-32, which has one-third the global warming potential of R‑410A.

What refrigerant can be mixed with R32?

Multicool HC32 refrigerant can of 350grs, replaces the R32 and the R410a. MULTICOOL-HC32 is a high purity mixture of propane R290 and R170 ethane.

Can we top up R32 gas in AC?

R32 is a higher pressure gas compared to other refrigerants such as R22 and R410A and it requires a higher pressure 6.2MPa cylinder. Use only Heatcraft Gas2Go® dedicated R32 Reclaim cylinders to ensure safety is not compromised. Top up of a system with R32 is not recommended.

Which is better R32 or r410?

R32 has a GWP of 675, roughly 30\% lower than that of R410A. R32 systems use up to 20\% less refrigerant than R410A, making them more efficient and cost less to operate. Ozone Depletion Potential of 0. Easier to recycle than R410A, as R32 is a single component refrigerant.

Can you use R410A pipes for R32?

When you install your first R32 systems in the next few months, consider that, even if you are re-using existing R22, R407c or R410a pipework, you will not be allowing any trace of R32 to enter your vacuum pump.

Is R32 more efficient than R410A?

R32 systems use up to 20\% less refrigerant than R410A, making them more efficient and cost less to operate. Ozone Depletion Potential of 0. Easier to recycle than R410A, as R32 is a single component refrigerant.

Which gas is costly R32 or R410A?

R-32 can reduce electricity consumption by up to 10\% claimed by Daikin. In AC gas refilling, less R32 is required than R410A and it is easy to handle making refilling cost lower….R32 vs R410A (Comparison)

	R32	R410A
Refill Cost	Slightly Cheap	Cost More
Cooling Efficiency	Better	Average