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R134a is a new type of refrigerant, its standard boiling point is -26.5°C; R134a is safe, colorless, odorless, non-flammable, non-explosive, basically non-toxic, and chemically stable; R134a has a large latent heat of vaporization and is more stable Large autoclave capacity and good refrigeration capacity; large saturated gas volume, small mass flow of refrigerant in the same displacement compressor; high thermal conductivity, good heat transfer performance; low viscosity, good fluidity; no effect on the ozone layer The damage and greenhouse effect are smaller than R22. R134a has a relatively small corrosive effect on metals, good stability, and is insoluble in water, but R134a is insoluble in mineral oil, so POE or PAG lubricants are required.

R290 is a new type of environmentally friendly refrigerant, mainly used in central air conditioners, heat pump air conditioners, household air conditioners and other small refrigeration equipment.

R32 is a HFC refrigerant, used as a replacement for R410A in low temperature refrigeration and air conditioning applications. This refrigerant is a preferred replacement for R410A in new equipment. R32 is not to be used as a retrofit.

R410A is the favored refrigerant used in private and business climate control systems in the United States, Canada, Europe, and Japan. It was created as a harmless ecosystem swap for R22, which was considered a supporter of ozone-depleting substances. Most present-day forced air systems to decide on R410A refrigerant, which permits frameworks to work and higher tensions versus R22. For installers and HVAC experts, most will require particular apparatuses and gear to work with R410A, for instance, connectors and fittings, for vacuum siphons. Starting in 2010, R22 isn’t allowed in the United States or Canada and has been supplanted by R410A refrigerant, a more proficient and eco-accommodating refrigerant. R-410A is a without chlorine refrigerant that meets the U.S. EPA’s freshest, most strict ecological rules. R-410A was created as an option in contrast to R-22 (Freon), which will be deliberately eliminated throughout the next few years in light of global natural worries.

R32 refrigerant is otherwise called difluoromethane and has a place with the HFC group of refrigerants. This gas is ready to supplant the other vaporous, for example, R-410A and R-407C, as the favored gas because of its lower Global Warming Potential. Its substance equation is CH2F2. Because of the Montreal Protocol 1987 to eliminate ozone consumption vaporous, the R-410A and R-407C are refrigerant mixes that are utilized to supplant ozone exhaustion refrigerants, for example, R22 as both of these vaporous have zero ODP(Ozone Depletion Potential). Difluoromethane establishes a critical piece in both of these vaporous. Subsequently, its accessibility in the market isn’t an issue. The disclosure of the nursery impacts of refrigerants that are utilized to supplant ozone exhaustion vaporous has incited the players in the HVAC business to search for better refrigerants. The unnatural weather change is a not kidding issue that is tormenting the world