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HC-12a refrigerant - anyone used this yet? 200

posted by  someone claiming to be Clarmstr on  Thu May 5 05:06 CST 2005 [RELATED]

Yes, it appears that many countries use HC based refrigerants. There is some discussion that HC based refrigerants will replace 134a sometime in the future, because 134a is not as ozone friendly as many people believe. But most HC based refrigerant usage is in stationary equipment, not mobile A/C. You can go to the EPA website and find all the refrigerants that are currently approved for use in mobile A/C applications. Most of the ones that are widely hawked on the internet are not approved.






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