offroaddave
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AC recharge/conversion
- Thread starter Brett
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kent l
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- Huntsville
Enviro Safe is the answer
This is a company out of Las Vagas I think they no AC in Vegas. I have used it it works. It mixes with R12 or R134A. I use it to charge older systems that have R12 in them. I dont need new hoses, new dryer, and new fittings. If i were to convert the systems to R134a I also might have to use a different compressor R314a runs at higher pressures. Most of the time I don't change the compressor out. R134a will leak out of the older R12 hoses and O rings. The new R134a hoses and O rings are made out of a different materal made for this refridgerant.
I just bought a case from them one week ago. I comes in 6 OZ cans and does not as many pounds to do the same job as R143a.
Check it out ENVIRO-SAFE
Here is the web page address
http://www.btt.7p.com/AR/index.htm
This is a company out of Las Vagas I think they no AC in Vegas. I have used it it works. It mixes with R12 or R134A. I use it to charge older systems that have R12 in them. I dont need new hoses, new dryer, and new fittings. If i were to convert the systems to R134a I also might have to use a different compressor R314a runs at higher pressures. Most of the time I don't change the compressor out. R134a will leak out of the older R12 hoses and O rings. The new R134a hoses and O rings are made out of a different materal made for this refridgerant.
I just bought a case from them one week ago. I comes in 6 OZ cans and does not as many pounds to do the same job as R143a.
Check it out ENVIRO-SAFE
Here is the web page address
http://www.btt.7p.com/AR/index.htm
offroaddave
It's just one term!
- Location
- sunset
Who want's to go in on this. I'll go $100.00
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