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Your cart is empty.Universal - ZeroR AC Refrigerant is a hydrocarbon that safely bonds with chemicals like R134a, R1234YF and R12. We can only advertise this product to be used in R134a systems due to EPA regulations in the USA on both R12 and R1234YF systems. EPA also prohibits mixing refrigerant types. See the description for all legal disclaimers. EASY - This product installs just as easily as any R134a products. Cans even have R134a threads and the majority of R134a can taps will work for these cans. 6oz CANS - Refrigerants are compressed gasses and are measured by weight, not by liquid volume such as water. All gasses compress differently and produce a different weight. ZeroR AC Refrigerant is low weight compared to R134a, but its performance is equal to 16oz of R134a. ECO FRIENDLY – ZeroR AC Refrigerant is a 100% Natural gas unlike R134a, R1234yf and R12. SAFE – ZeroR AC Refrigerant has a class 2.1 flammability rating just like the new R1234YF which is now used in 100% of newly manufactured vehicles. Under normal operating conditions this product presents no danger to its users when handled properly and used in systems approved for flammable refrigerants. LEGAL - USA EPA REGULATIONS: ZeroR AC Refrigerant should only be used in R134a systems. The mixing of any refrigerant types. This product is not being advertised for use in R12 or R1234YF system types. FLAMMABILITY: This product is flammable and should be handled and stored in a safe environment suitable for flammable products. We recommend only using this product in systems designed for flammable refrigerants. See product label for additional safety information.
John P.
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2025
Cans don't self seal and wasted a couple cans because I only had valves that's for self sealing cans. I hope the Iisting was clear enough.Cans don't have enough pressure to empty the can completely when recharging. Overall I kind of regret purchasing this.
Arturo
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2025
Fast shipping..........
Ari M.
Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2024
Freon is getting expensive lately and this was the best price I could find. It's not actually r134a but it's compatable. Much lighter gas. You need a good hose to puncture the seal and the cans aren't reusable like some of the others.
Miguel A. Chavez
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2024
I used three cans and found that the contents are under pressurized and does not fully empty it’s contents. Did not perform as advertised.
Andy379
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2024
I read the reviews before I purchased this, and I saw some mixed reviews. I just wanna make this clear. I have 25 years in automotive experience, including HVAC in and out of cars. Having that said, this is not exactly R134a Freon it’s something that is different molecularly But it works very very well. I was shocked. I pumped 2 pounds of this into a 2000 Chevrolet k1500 pickup, I can almost guarantee you that the air conditioning did not work as well when it rolled off the showroom floor then it did when I charged the system with This refrigerant. It does in fact make the high side pressures run lower, which is good to a fault. If you’re not sure about how much to put in your system you need to base it off the pressure readings and add accordingly. After I charged the system up, it dropped it to 54° in the cabin AT IDLE IN THE MIDDLE OF ALABAMA SUMMER. I will definitely purchase this again the next time I need refrigerant.
patrick lynch
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2024
is your car ac hot or not blowing cold but kinda cold , Well this is what you need , first you need to make sure that your fan is blowing , yes , then make sure your ac compressor is coming on when you turn it on on the dash in your car, you can do this by , car in park, start car, open hood, have someone turn on your ac while you stand outside on the side of the front of the car ,the side that the ac compressor is on , do not put your hands in the belt or fan , your listening for a clicking or change in sounds while someone turns the ac on , if your not sure have them repeat this several times, so if the fan blows,the compressor clicks then you should trying adding this R-134a freon, you will need a hose that hooks to the can and the car ac system,turn the car off, add a small amount of freon gas, STOP , listen for any hissing , if you here this you should stop and find out where the freon gas is going, if you can't stop it from leaking ,STOP you are waisting your money, if no leaking then , add 1 can , run the ac wait , if still not cold add alittle more ,to much is no good, just a little at a time, I advise watching a DIY video first ,you can do this, enjoy
Jimmy
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2024
Straight forward instructions on installing this new ZeroR refrigerant in my truck.Replaced the 134a refrigerant with ZeroR refrigerant , in my old 1997 F-150 , the AC system is factory original , compressor is also , works better than when truck was brand new, so I've got to give it to you guys who sell this product , it works so much better that that 134a refrigerant , and I'll use again and refer it to my networking crew .Thanks
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2024
good value
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