Description

AC Refrigerant

An AC refrigerant is a chemical compound used in air conditioning systems to absorb and release heat, enabling the cooling process. It cycles between liquid and gas states within the compressor, evaporator, and condenser to regulate temperature. Common types include R-410A, R-32, and R-134a, with newer options focusing on environmental safety and energy efficiency.

Features:

1. Efficient Heat Transfer – Enables effective cooling by absorbing and releasing heat.
2. Low Boiling Point – Allows easy phase transition for temperature regulation.
3. Environmental Considerations – Newer refrigerants have lower global warming potential (GWP).
4. Non-Flammable and Stable – Ensures safe operation in AC systems.
5. Energy Efficiency – Helps improve the overall performance of air conditioning units.