R134A Refrigerant in 5 lb & 30 lb Packages
Shop R134A refrigerant in 5 lb and 30 lb packages for servicing compatible automotive A/C and commercial refrigeration systems. Choose the 5 lb size for smaller service jobs or the 30 lb cylinder for higher-volume use. Always check the equipment label and manufacturer specifications to confirm R134A is the required refrigerant before ordering.
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30LB R134A R-134A Freon Refrigerant Gas 30LB R134A R-134A Freon Refrigerant Gas
$300.00 USD30LB R134A R-134A Freon Refrigerant Gas
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$165.00 USD5Lb R134A R-134A Freon Refrigerant Gas
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Frequently Asked Questions
Helpful information before you order.
What equipment is this R22 collection intended for?
This collection is for buyers sourcing R22 for existing equipment that specifies it. Check the system label and service history before ordering. If the system has been retrofitted to a different refrigerant, follow the updated specification rather than the original R22 label.
Which R22 package size should I choose?
Compare the listed 1.5 lb, 5 lb and 30 lb packages against the quantity needed for your service work. Smaller packages may suit lower purchase quantities, while larger cylinders provide more refrigerant in one container. The technician should determine the system’s required charge separately.
Does the R22 phaseout mean all existing R22 systems must be replaced?
No. The U.S. phaseout does not itself require every existing R22 system to be replaced. Existing equipment can still be serviced with eligible supplies, including reclaimed or previously produced R22. Repair or replacement decisions should consider the equipment’s condition and service needs.
Can R410A be used instead of R22?
No. R410A is not a drop-in substitute for R22 equipment. Do not add it to an R22 system or mix the two refrigerants. Ask a qualified HVAC technician to evaluate any proposed retrofit against the equipment manufacturer’s requirements.
Does a 30 lb R22 cylinder mean my system needs 30 lb?
No. The listed package weight describes the amount being purchased, not the amount your system should receive. The required charge comes from the equipment specifications and the service assessment. Do not use container size as a charging instruction.
Are R22 and R-22 different refrigerants?
R22 and R-22 are common ways of writing the same refrigerant designation. Verify the full product label and specifications before buying, especially when a product is described as a replacement or alternative rather than R22 itself.
Will the smallest R22 package connect to my service equipment?
Confirm the connection and valve details for the exact package you plan to order. Do not assume that the small can and larger cylinders have identical connections. Contact us if the listing does not provide enough information to compare with your service equipment.
What if my equipment originally used R22 but has been converted?
Order according to the completed conversion’s documentation and updated refrigerant label. Do not add R22 based only on the original nameplate. If the current refrigerant is uncertain, have a qualified technician identify it before selecting a product.