Auto AIR conditioning recharge r134a, 1234yf R12

This gas is ecological, as it has a global warming potential (GWP) of 3 and an ozone depletion potential (ODP) of zero

Air conditioning recharge (single)

Vacuum drawing and automotive air conditioning charging

This can of 420g has one equivalence of 1150 grs of R134a, 1190grs of 1234yf, 1275grs of R12

This gas is also available in small format of 160g either 430 grs of R134a, 450grs of 1234yf and 480grs of R12 SEE HERE

The hose for charging can be found here

Although this gas is 100% miscible with the original R12, R134a and 1234yf, the LAW prohibits you from mixing a gas from a different source

This hydrocarbon-based refrigerant can also be used in refrigerators and air conditioning systems with R134a, r12, 1234YF

Product features:

• Hydrocarbon refrigerant of very high purity.
• Gives better heat exchange performance at the condenser level.
• Only 35% by required weight of the recommended fluorocarbon refrigerant load.
• This eco-friendly gae is compatible with all refrigerants/lubricants.
• Can thread: 1/2 ACME
• No modification of existing equipment is required for its use

Careful: It is impossible for us to deliver this product in the Dom-Tom. Indeed, airlines refuse this product for safety reasons 

This refrigerant does not require approvals to be purchased, or installed in an empty circuit of CFCs, HFCs or HCFCs. Any intervention on a circuit still containing fluorine: CFC, HFC or HCFC requires the intervener to comply with the laws in force (Decree of 4 July 2009). 

To know:

When ordering, you will receive with your kit one or more label(s) to be affixed to your vehicle to specify that it is equipped with 12A gas

All like R134a and 1234YF and the refrigerant set,

Make sure you have proper ventilation when recharging.

Do not smoke while handling the product.

Protect your eyes, face and skin from possible splashes.

For information, here are the technical data of self-flammability of the different refrigerants (easily consultable and indisputable on the sites of the different manufacturers).

- R134a (original gas) HFC 743°C F: fluorine, 'thermal decomposition: hydrofluoric acid',
- HFO 1234yf HFC (new registered gas replacing R134a) 405°C F: fluorine, "thermal decomposition: hydrofluoric acid",
- HC 12a (our gas) HC 891°C no fluorine, so no hydrofluoric acid possible.

R12a is certainly an advantageous replacement for R-12 and R-134a in
already existing systems. It can also be used in new circuits.

What the law says

Even though our 12a gas is 100% compatible with R134a and existing oils, the Law states: Mixing refrigerants is illegal 

Collect all existing refrigerants in a suitable and approved container and mark it correctly as the law prohibits the discharge of refrigerants into the atmosphere.

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