R-600a Isobutane Refrigerant 14.8 oz Can – Virgin
R-600a Refrigerant – 14.8 oz / 0.93 lb Can
R-600a (isobutane) is a refrigerant-grade hydrocarbon for compatible refrigeration equipment. This 14.8 oz container uses a 7/16" self-sealing valve for a clean connection to compatible service tools.
What You Get
- 14.8 oz / 0.93 lb factory-sealed container
- 7/16" self-sealing valve
- 100% new refrigerant, made in the USA
- Meets or exceeds AHRI-700 purity standards
- Low GWP and energy efficient
Important Safety Information
R-600a is highly flammable and must only be used in refrigeration equipment specifically designed and approved for it. Follow all manufacturer specifications and required safety procedures.
Please note: R-600a is not a drop-in replacement for R-12, R-134a, or other refrigerants unless the equipment manufacturer specifically approves it.
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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
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Is this a drop-in replacement for another refrigerant?
R-600a is not a drop-in for R-12 or R-134a unless the equipment manufacturer specifically approves it. -
What does the A3 safety classification mean?
It's a refrigerant industry safety rating. This product is classified A3 (highly 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.