R513A REFRIGERANT GAS
10 KG REFILLABLE CYLINDER
FEATURES:
R513A is a blend of hydrofluorocarbons and hydroolefins (HFC + HFO), composed of R134a + R1234yf, which can be applied as a replacement for R134a in commercial and industrial refrigeration. R513A is a non-flammable refrigerant classified A1. R513A is used in positive displacement direct expansion industrial and commercial systems for medium temperatures. From an environmental point of view, R513A is a gas with a low GWP of 631 and an ODP of 0.
- 10 KG. OF R513A GAS CONTAINED IN THE CYLINDER.
- TOTAL WEIGHT OF FULL CYLINDER approx. 16 KG.
- 1/4' SAE MALE CONNECTION
- REFILLABLE
- MAXIMUM REFILL PRESSURE 46 BAR
- ONCE EMPTY IT CAN BE USED FOR THE INTRODUCTION, STORAGE AND WITHDRAWAL OF ALL TYPES OF REFRIGERANT GAS
Product Code: BR513-10
Warning:
In accordance with the new European regulation no. 517/2014 concerning F-Gas, from January 1, 2015 the purchase/sale of Fluorinated Greenhouse Gases* (HFC refrigerant gases) will be subject to possession of the requirements prescribed in the regulation (personal license/company certification).
Specifically, all those who are end users and purchase F-gas for the purpose of installation, assistance and maintenance personnel (e.g. refrigeration technicians, heating engineers, garages, etc.) will only be able to do so if they are in possession of the "license", which they will have to present at the time of purchase (art. 11 point 4).
The seller is obliged to record, in a special register, the name, license number and quantity of gas purchased by the customer.
Those who do not carry out professional installation, assistance and maintenance activities (e.g. resellers, transporters, etc.), will not be obliged to purchase under license but, at the time of purchase, they will have to fill in a communication in which they declare, under their own responsibility, the use they will make of the purchased gas.
We therefore ask you, when making your purchase, to download the form below, fill it in and send it back to us countersigned
