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Refrigerant P-T Chart

Saturation pressure-temperature lookup reconciled against manufacturer P-T charts for the common refrigerants, with clear flags on rows still awaiting reconciliation

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Free refrigerant P-T chart for HVAC technicians, refrigeration mechanics, and service engineers. The app covers saturation rows for R-410A, R-22, R-134a, R-404A, R-407C, R-32, R-290, R-1234yf, R-454B, R-513A, R-448A, R-449A, and R-744 (CO2). Rows for R-410A, R-22, R-32, R-454B, R-407C, R-134a, R-404A, and R-290 are reconciled against archived manufacturer P-T charts (Chemours and Daikin/Weitron) with truth-library validation anchors; R-448A, R-449A, R-513A, R-1234yf, and R-744 remain flagged in-app as display rows until manufacturer reconciliation is completed. The chart shows R-407C bubble/dew columns and flags zeotropic rows such as R-454B, R-448A, and R-449A where the app only has a single-column local row.

Pro Tip: Treat the result as a reference value, not as a charging instruction. Superheat, subcooling, retrofit, A2L, R-22 service, CO2 high-pressure, and compliance decisions require the exact equipment data plate, current manufacturer chart, SDS/product data, EPA rules, code/AHJ requirements, calibrated measurements, and qualified HVAC review.

How It Works

  1. Select a Refrigerant

    Choose one of the 13 local display rows. Read the data-quality note for the selected row before relying on any pressure, temperature, GWP, ODP, safety-class, or transition context.

  2. Choose the Lookup Mode

    Use Pressure-to-Temperature, Temperature-to-Pressure, or Table mode. Inputs outside the local row range are clamped and flagged instead of treated as verified extrapolated property data.

  3. Review Source Warnings

    Check the source warnings, residual gaps, and source pointers. For zeotropic blends, verify current manufacturer bubble/dew guidance before superheat, subcooling, charging, or diagnostic use.

Built For

  • HVAC service technicians cross-checking a P-T value against the current manufacturer chart
  • Refrigeration mechanics documenting whether a row needs bubble/dew, A2L, R-22, or CO2 review before measurements are used
  • Engineers and estimators comparing local operating-pressure context while keeping replacement and retrofit approval outside the tool
  • Instructors and apprentices learning why source basis, interpolation, and blend glide matter before field reliance
  • Owners preparing better questions for a qualified HVAC or manufacturer review

References

  1. National Refrigerants R-410A product data and thermodynamic tables source pointer
  2. Arkema Forane R-410A thermodynamic properties source pointer citing NIST REFPROP 9.0
  3. ASHRAE Handbook Fundamentals Chapters 29 and 30 source pointers for refrigerant and property-table context
  4. ASHRAE Standards 15/34 public source pointers for safety-class and refrigeration-system context
  5. EPA Section 608, SNAP, and AIM Act source pointers for regulated refrigerant review boundaries

Frequently Asked Questions

Rows for R-410A, R-22, R-32, R-454B, R-407C, R-134a, R-404A, and R-290 are reconciled against archived manufacturer P-T charts (Chemours and Daikin/Weitron) with truth-library validation anchors. R-448A, R-449A, R-513A, R-1234yf, and R-744 remain flagged in-app until reconciliation. Verify current product data before field decisions.
Zeotropic blends can have different bubble and dew values. R-407C has local bubble/dew prompts in this app, but current manufacturer data and the service procedure control which reference is used. R-454B, R-448A, and R-449A are zeotropic rows but currently display single-column local prompts only.
GWP compares a gas to CO2 over a selected basis and time horizon. The required value can differ by product data, AR4, AR5, AR6, EPA program, reporting year, or customer protocol, so do not use the displayed row as a reporting value without confirming the required table.
No. A2L and A3 refrigerants require listed equipment, charge limits, room volume, ventilation, ignition-source controls, tools, labels, code/AHJ review, manufacturer procedures, and qualified HVAC review.
The row helps identify legacy saturation context, but R-22 service, recovery, recharge, resale, retrofit, records, and reclaimed-refrigerant questions require current EPA Section 608, manufacturer, and qualified HVAC/legal review.
Disclaimer: This app is a P-T reference tool. It is not an ASHRAE-certified table, manufacturer data sheet, charging procedure, diagnostic verdict, safe-work authorization, EPA Section 608 compliance tool, retrofit approval, SNAP/AIM determination, or code/AHJ approval.