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R290

R290 (Propane) is refrigerant grade propane, used as an alternative to R22 and R502 in low, medium and high-temperature refrigeration and air-conditioning applications.

Product Information

9

KG

  • R290 (Propane) is a hydrocarbon and although highly flammable it is an efficient refrigerant that has a lower Global Warming Potential (GWP)
  • Available from A‑Gas wholesale partners - find your local distributor for further details
  • A‑Gas product cylinders are fitted with a Residual Pressure Device (RPD) to ensure used refrigerant or any other substance cannot be reintroduced into a cylinder
  • R290 (Propane) is fitted with a left-handed DIN 477-1 valve - an adaptor may be required
  • Store cylinders in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area, out of direct sunlight
  • A‑Gas operates a returnable cylinder fleet - empty cylinders are to be returned to an A‑Gas wholesale partner
  • For alternative or larger package sizes please contact A-Gas on 1800 002 427 or via the Contact Us form

Applications

Commercial Refrigeration

Domestic Air-Conditioning

Commercial Air-Conditioning

Industrial Air-Conditioning

Other*

*Heat pumps, water heaters

Product Features and Benefits

  • Refrigerant can be charged from either the liquid and vapour phase
  • A‑Gas refrigerant cylinders have dual port valves, making liquid offtake easier
  • Flammable and non-toxic with a safety classification of A3
  • Compressors can be charged with a variety of oils - contact the compressor manufacturer for more information
  • Lower GWP of 3
  • Excellent thermodynamic properties leading to high energy efficiency
  • Low charges allow for smaller heat exchanges and piping dimensions
  • Due to its flammable nature R290 (Propane) requires different charging and recovery procedures

The information contained within this website is for guidance only - for further system-specific advice please contact us directly.

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