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Réfrigérant R-410A – cylindre
À quoi ça sert – Réfrigérant R-410A – cylindre
Fiche technique – Réfrigérant R-410A – cylindre
À savoir avant l’installation – Réfrigérant R-410A – cylindre
Vue de détail – Réfrigérant R-410A – cylindre
AirGreen

R-410A Refrigerant – Cylinder

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R-410A for servicing and recharging heat pumps and air conditioners designed for this refrigerant.

AirGreen codeAG-RF-003

A1ASHRAE 34 safety class
2,088100-year GWP
50 / 50R-32 / R-125, mass %
R-410AHFC refrigerantCertification required
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514 316-2973 · sales@airgreen.ca

Quick facts

AirGreen codeAG-RF-003
CompositionR-32 / R-125 (50 / 50%)
Safety classA1
GWP (100 yr)2,088
SaleTo certificate holders, or charged by AirGreen

R-410A refrigerant is an equal blend of R-32 and R-125 (50/50% by mass, according to the ASHRAE designation). A large number of heat pumps and air conditioners in service run on this refrigerant. We sell it in cylinders to refrigeration technicians and qualified companies for servicing and recharging these units, and our technicians do the charging for other customers.

For units designed for R-410A

According to the U.S. EPA, R-410A is class A1 under ASHRAE Standard 34: low toxicity and no flame propagation. Its global warming potential (GWP) is 2,088 over 100 years, much higher than that of R-32 (675) or R-454B (465). It only goes into a unit whose nameplate specifies it: R-32 or R-454B units do not accept it, and the reverse is also true.

Recharge, yes, but not without repairing

  • A tight circuit does not lose refrigerant: before any recharge, find and repair the leak.
  • Then perform the pressure test with dry nitrogen and the evacuation.
  • Since R-410A is a blend, charge it in the liquid phase and weigh the charge on a scale, according to the manufacturer.

Sale restricted to certificate holders

In Québec, the Règlement sur les halocarbures (Q-2, r. 29) governs this refrigerant. Its section 51 requires anyone who sells halocarbons to make sure the buyer holds an environmental qualification certificate for workers, or employs a person who holds this certificate. Its section 43 also restricts the charging, maintenance and repair of air conditioning and refrigeration units to qualified persons. We therefore check the certificate before every sale. Without a certificate, leave the charging to our refrigeration technicians.

The safety data sheet is supplied with the cylinder by its manufacturer.

Available from AirGreen, with or without installation

AirGreen sells R-410A to refrigeration technicians and qualified companies, and our technicians charge it on site in Montréal, Laval, Longueuil, on the South Shore and on the North Shore. RBQ licence 5645-9605-01. For availability, the cylinder size or a quote, call us at 514 316-2973 or email sales@airgreen.ca and include your certificate number and the quantity you need.
01 · What it is for

Servicing the installed base of R-410A equipment

A large number of heat pumps and air conditioners in service run on R-410A; they are recharged with that same refrigerant.

  • Recharging a wall-mount, multi-zone or central heat pump designed for R-410A
  • Returning a unit to service after a leak repair
  • Replacing a component on an R-410A circuit
  • Commercial air conditioners and heat pumps designed for R-410A
Blend of two HFCs50% R-32 and 50% R-125 by mass, per the ASHRAE designation.
A1 classLower toxicity, no flame propagation under ASHRAE 34.
For existing unitsIt recharges equipment designed for R-410A; an R-32 or R-454B unit does not take it.
02 · Specifications

Specifications

From the manufacturer’s documentation. A value the manufacturer does not publish is not listed.

DesignationR-410A
CompositionR-32 / R-125, 50 / 50% by mass
Safety class (ASHRAE 34)A1
100-year GWP2,088
Ozone depletion potential0
SaleHolders of an environmental qualification attestation or businesses employing one
AirGreen codeAG-RF-003
03 · Before installing

What to know before installing

  • Check the nameplate: the unit must be designed for R-410A.
  • R-410A is a blend: charge it in liquid phase, per the maker’s instructions.
  • Lost charge means a leak: find and fix it before recharging.
  • The safety data sheet is supplied with the cylinder by its maker.
04 · Goes with

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05 · Questions

Frequently asked questions

My unit is low on refrigerant: should I just top it up?

No. A tight circuit does not lose refrigerant. Find and fix the leak first, then pull a vacuum and weigh in the charge.

Can I buy R-410A without a certificate?

No. In Québec, section 51 of the Halocarbon Regulation requires the seller to check that the buyer holds an environmental qualification attestation, or employs someone who does. Without one, our technicians do the charge for you.

Can R-410A be replaced with R-32 or R-454B?

No. A unit is charged only with the refrigerant listed on its nameplate.

Can you do the repair and the charge?

Yes. Our certified technicians find the leak, fix it, pull the vacuum and do the charge, everywhere in Greater Montréal.

AirGreen · Montréal, Laval, Longueuil, South Shore, North Shore

R-410A for servicing your equipment

Tell us the size and the quantity: we confirm availability and send you a quote. Or let our technicians install it for you.

Ask for a quote514 316-2973
RBQ 5645-9605-01Ventilation, refrigeration and electrical
Free estimateon site, for any installation
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Specifications from the manufacturer’s documentation, checked on October 7, 2026.