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  1. 24-01-2008, 12:13 PM #1
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    R403a and R403b



    Good day

    I'm new to this forum, so hello everybody.

    I have one question which actually got me to register as a member here. It would help me out, and perhaps save the company some money if someone could answer this. So:

    What is the difference between R403a, and R403b?

    I know the main difference is the composition, but how about performance? How do you notice the difference in composition?

    Thank you in advance for a quick reply.


  2. 24-01-2008, 08:49 PM #2
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    Re: R403a and R403b

    Hi Yo Han and welcome to the forum.

    I have no experience of these blends but this document from Bitzer highlights some of the differences which you might find useful.

    http://www.bitzer.de/_doc/a/a-501-14.pdf

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