R-32 Refrigerant – 28.2 oz / 1.8 lb Can

A convenient service-size can of high-purity R-32 for compatible A/C systems, heat pumps, and refrigeration equipment. The 28.2 oz factory-sealed can uses a 1/4" SAE self-sealing valve that connects cleanly to standard service gear.

R-32 offers strong energy efficiency and a lower GWP than R-410A, which is why it's becoming the go-to charge for newer HVAC equipment.

What You Get

• 28.2 oz / 1.8 lb factory-sealed can
• 1/4" SAE self-sealing valve
• 100% virgin refrigerant, made in the USA
• Meets or exceeds AHRI-700 purity standards
• A2L – mildly flammable classification

Best for: A/C systems, heat pumps, and refrigeration equipment specifically designed for R-32.

Please note: R-32 is not a drop-in replacement for R-410A. Use only in approved equipment and follow the required A2L safety procedures.

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Why Purity & Certification Matter

Refrigerant purity has a direct effect on system performance and equipment life. Non-condensable gases, moisture, or residue in a charge can raise head pressure, reduce cooling capacity, and shorten compressor life. Buying a factory-sealed, virgin charge – rather than reclaimed or repackaged product of unknown origin – is the simplest way to protect the equipment you're servicing.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Is this a drop-in replacement for another refrigerant?
  R-32 is not a drop-in for R-410A – it requires equipment specifically engineered and approved for R-32.
• What does the A2L safety classification mean?
  It's a refrigerant industry safety rating. This product is classified A2L (mildly flammable), which describes its flammability under ASHRAE/ISO guidelines and determines what handling and installation precautions apply.
• Can this be shipped, and how should it be stored?
  Refrigerants are regulated hazardous materials and generally ship via ground freight under DOT rules. Store the can upright in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area out of direct sunlight, and keep it away from heat sources and open flame, given its flammability classification.