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Verified, purity-checked reclaimed R-22 for servicing legacy HVAC systems. Since virgin production has ended, reclaimed supply is the only legal source of new R-22, EPA Section 608 compliant, ships nationwide.
A1
1,810
0.055
-41°F
30 lb
R-22 Pressure/Temperature Chart
A quick-reference preview use the full calculator for any pressure or temperature, not just the values below.
| Temperature (°F) | Pressure (psig) |
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| 0 | 24.1 |
| 20 | 43.0 |
| 40 | 68.5 |
| 60 | 101.6 |
| 80 | 143.5 |
| 100 | 195.9 |
| 120 | 260.1 |
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Where R-22 Is Used
Pre-2010 Residential Systems
The standard refrigerant for residential AC and heat pumps before the industry-wide shift to R-410A.
Older Commercial Equipment
Still found in aging commercial packaged units and older refrigeration cases.
Leak Repair Priority
Given reclaimed supply pricing, most technicians prioritize fixing leaks over routine topping-off on R-22 systems.
Shop R-22 Cylinders
R22 30lb Refrigerant Cylinder – Virgin HCFC-22 for HVAC Systems
In stock
Original price was: $369.00.$249.00Current price is: $249.00.⚠️ Restriction in the state of California
Virgin R-422B is restricted in California.
As of January 1, 2025, the sale of Virgin 407A is prohibited because of its Global Warming Potential.
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Trusted R22 (HCFC-22) refrigerant for servicing existing HVAC systems
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Designed for residential and commercial air conditioning equipment
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A1 safety classification non-flammable and low toxicity
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Proven, reliable cooling performance for legacy systems
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Ideal for maintenance, repair, and recharge applications
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Compatible with equipment originally designed for R22 refrigerant
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Helps extend the lifespan of older air conditioning and refrigeration units
R-410A vs. R-22: Which One Do You Need?
Both run in overlapping equipment categories here's how they actually differ.
| Feature | R-22 | R-410A |
|---|---|---|
| GWP (100-yr) | 1,810 | 2,088 |
| ODP | 0.055 (ozone-depleting) | 0 |
| ASHRAE Class | A1 (non-flammable) | A1 (non-flammable) |
| Availability | Reclaimed/recycled only | Wide, current standard |
| Typical Use | Legacy pre-2010 systems | Most systems installed since |
Not sure which one your system uses? Check the dataplate on your outdoor unit, or see our HVAC brand compatibility guides →
EPA Section 608 & Reclaimed Refrigerant Notice
R-22 purchases require valid EPA Section 608 technician certification on file before checkout. All R-22 sold is reclaimed or recycled supply, verified for purity before resale, since virgin R-22 production and import ended under the phase-out schedule. R-22 is classified ASHRAE A1 (non-flammable, lower toxicity).
Related Guides
Is It Time to Replace an R-22 System?
Weighing repair cost against reclaimed refrigerant pricing.
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R-22 to R-407C Retrofit Guide
Converting an existing system to a supported refrigerant.
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How Reclaimed Refrigerant Is Verified
What purity testing actually checks before resale.
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What Every Technician Should Know About R-22 Today
Servicing R-22 systems in 2026 looks very different than it did a decade ago, here's what's actually changed.
Why R-22 Costs More Than It Used To
Reclaimed-only supply with a shrinking pool of source material means R-22 pricing sits well above where it stood during virgin production, and that gap tends to widen over time rather than close. This economic reality is the main reason full-system replacement often makes more financial sense than a major recharge on an aging R-22 unit.
Leak Repair vs. Recharge Economics
Given current reclaimed pricing, most technicians prioritize finding and repairing a leak over simply topping off an R-22 system, since a repeated recharge on an unrepaired leak gets expensive fast. A full system replacement conversation with the customer is often the more responsible recommendation once a leak is confirmed on an older unit.
Retrofit Options for R-22 Systems
Some R-22 systems can be retrofitted to a supported blend like R-407C, extending service life without a full equipment replacement, though compressor oil type and metering device compatibility need confirmation before attempting a retrofit, and not every system is a good candidate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, but only reclaimed or recycled supply, virgin production and import ended under the federal phase-out schedule.
Supply is limited to reclaimed material from a shrinking pool of decommissioned systems, which drives pricing well above what virgin R-22 once cost.
It depends on the leak size and system age, for a confirmed leak on an aging unit, full replacement is often more cost-effective than repeated reclaimed-refrigerant recharges.
No, R-22 systems are not engineered for R-410A's pressure requirements. A retrofit blend like R-407C is the more common path, and even that requires compatibility confirmation first.
Reclaimed refrigerant goes through a lab purity check before resale, confirming it meets required standards before it's sold as usable product.
Yes. Federal EPA Section 608 rules require valid technician certification on file before purchase.
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