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    R427A verses R410A



    Hi all, anybody have any thoughts on the use of R427A (FX100) as a viable long term replacement for R22 in lieu of R410A which has very high operating pressures, the US seems to be going the way of 410A but Europe still not committed.



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    Re: R427A verses R410A

    Most A/C fitted in UK is now on R410A

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    Re: R427A verses R410A

    Quote Originally Posted by coolkid View Post
    Most A/C fitted in UK is now on R410A
    I realise that mainly the smaller units up to 15kW are using 410A but what about light commercial equipment say up to 50kW is that going 410A as well.

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    Re: R427A verses R410A

    R427a ??????????

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    Re: R427A verses R410A

    Quote Originally Posted by Willem V View Post
    R427a ??????????
    Try http://www1.boc.com/uk/sds/special/fx100.pdf

    So it's composed of 50% R134a, 25% R125, 15% R32 and 10% R143a

    Vapour pressure at 20 dgrC 10 bar(a).

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