KALTON REFRIGERANT GAS R‑134a

atures

• ODP = 0: Fully non-ozone-depleting refrigerant.
• A1 Safety Class: Non-flammable and low toxicity.
• Global R-12 Replacement: Works in automotive and commercial cooling systems.
• High Purity (≥ 99.9%): Ensures fault-free system performance.
• Excellent Thermal Stability: Efficient cooling under all load conditions.
• Compatible Oils: Works with POE (refrigeration) and PAG (automotive AC).

Applications

• Automotive & transport air-conditioning
• Domestic refrigerators & deep freezers
• Commercial refrigeration cabinets & display cases
• Water chillers & industrial cooling systems
• Medium-temperature refrigeration
• Medical & laboratory chillers

Cylinder Dimensions & Handling

• Height: approx. 45–48 cm (13.6kg cylinder)
• Diameter: approx. 22–25 cm
• High-strength steel construction
• Store upright between 0–45 °C
• Keep away from heat sources or direct sunlight

Usage Guidelines

• For R-12 retrofit: perform full system flushing and replace lubricant.
• Use PAG oil in automotive AC systems.
• Use POE oil in commercial refrigeration systems.
• Use only R-134a-compatible gauges, hoses, and recovery machines.
• Follow certified handling procedures.

Safety & Storage

• Non-flammable, A1 safety classification
• Use gloves and eye protection during maintenance
• Charge in well-ventilated area
• Store cylinders upright and secured

FAQs

1. Is R-134a still widely used?
Yes—especially in refrigeration and chillers; automotive usage is decreasing but still common.

2. Is R-134a flammable?
No. It is classified as A1—non-flammable and safe for general AC and refrigeration use.

3. Does R-134a require special handling?
No—standard refrigerant tools are sufficient, but proper safety and recovery practices are required.

4. Can I use R-134a to replace R-12?
Yes, but a complete retrofit is required including flushing and lubricant replacement.

5. Is R-134a compatible with automotive compressors?
Yes—when used with the recommended PAG oil.