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Old 03-28-2019, 12:31 AM   #2 (permalink)
Taylor95
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Originally Posted by EcoCivic View Post
But about 1 month later, I decided to try Envirosafe Industrial R134A replacement. It is basically a 60/40 blend of propane and isobutane, so it's a flammable refrigerant and I wouldn't suggest trying it.


Anyways, let me know what you think about this
It should be completely safe for people to try out. The auto ignition temperature of the gas is above 1200* F. Although the can itself should be stored below 125* F, but I think that is so the pressure does not build up too much in the can.

https://www.es-refrigerants.com/docs/13007_499.pdf

Edit: After reading some reviews from people who have used this product in their vehicles, most have said that it works better than R134a. An occasional HVAC person would say that nothing but regular 134a should be used, but I haven't read of anyone having issues with it. I think I might try this product in my vehicles now.

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