HyChill refrigerants are produced from naturally occurring hydrocarbon gases, which are purified and blended using unique HyChill processes. The end result is the brand renowned for its consistency and quality. HyChill refrigerants have no ozone impact and minimal GWP.
HyChill hydrocarbon refrigerants have been adopted as ideal replacement for synthetic refrigerants such as R134a, R22, R404a or R410a in most air conditioning, refrigeration and heating applications. HyChill refrigerants perform superbly in all conditions and work particularly well in extremely hot or tropical conditions, where most other and especially synthetic refrigerants (CFC, HFC, HCFC) fail to maintain performance. Superior efficiency of HyChill hydrocarbon refrigerants, combined with reduced charge weight results in great installation cost savings and on-going energy use savings for the customer.
HyChill hydrocarbon refrigerants are compliant with relevant national and international standards, such as: ISO 5149, the ISO/IEC 60335 series, BS 4434–1995 as well as AS/NZS 1677.
País: Australia
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