Skip to content
← Resources

HVAC-R refrigerant guide

Look up pressure-temperature instantly and compare the GWP, safety class and regulatory status of every refrigerant.

Pressure ↔ temperature lookup

Get the saturation temperature from pressure, or the other way around.

Result

R-410A and R-22 validated; R-404A and R-134a are for reference (check your supplier's chart). For high-glide blends, use the temperature from your digital manifold gauge.

Refrigerant comparison

R-404A

HFC (blend)

GWP 3,922
Safety classA1
GlideLow (~0.7°C)
ODP0

Commercial and low-temperature refrigeration

Being replaced · Very high GWP

R-410A

HFC (blend)

GWP 2,088
Safety classA1
GlideNegligible
ODP0

Split and VRF air conditioning

In transition · HFC phase-down

R-22

HCFC

GWP 1,810
Safety classA1
GlideNone
ODP0.055

Legacy AC and refrigeration equipment

Phasing out · Montreal Protocol

R-407C

HFC (blend)

GWP 1,774
Safety classA1
GlideHigh (~7°C)
ODP0

Air conditioning

Transition · R-22 replacement

R-134a

HFC

GWP 1,430
Safety classA1
GlideNone
ODP0

Medium temperature, chillers, automotive

In transition · HFC phase-down

R-32

HFC

GWP 675
Safety classA2L
GlideNegligible
ODP0

New split air conditioning

Current · low GWP

R-454B

HFO (blend)

GWP 466
Safety classA2L
GlideLow
ODP0

Next-generation air conditioning

Current · very low GWP

GWP values (100-year horizon) are referential per IPCC reports and may vary between sources. Regulatory status evolves — check the regulations in force in your jurisdiction before making any retrofit decisions.

Keep full traceability of your refrigerant

Lissi logs every refrigerant charge and recovery per unit, helping you control your CO₂ footprint and stay compliant.

Get started free
Chat with us