R134A FACT Sheet

ENV5 12 Refrigerant has a rated Ignition Temperature (F>) of 1585°F

ENV INDUSTRIAL 12 Refrigerant has a rated Ignition Temperature (F>) of 1246°F and is labeled FLAMMABLE.

HFC-R134A - IS NOT labeled FLAMMABLE, but NOTE: it has a rated Ignition Temperature (F>) of 1390°F.  Why isn't IT labeled FLAMMABLE?

HFC-R134a has Atmospheric Lifetime of 16 Years with a global-warming-potential GWP (CO2 = 1.0) of 3200, and CFC-R12 (Freon) is 7300.  ENV Refrigerants have a zero ozone-depletion-potential (ODP), and a negligible global-warming-potential GWP (CO2 = 1.0) of 8, making it the most environmentally sound refrigerant on earth. 

Not only is HFC-R134a an environmentally unfriendly refrigerant, but the effects upon mankind could be awesome.  For your edification; note that MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS for R134a contain warnings to Toxic Properties, hazardous material and gases, in contact with aluminum.  Specifically NOTE that the Toxic Properties HFC-R134a may also cause possible hazardous decomposition products AND when used with Pag oil becomes toxic and may contaminate the entire A/C system.

ENV 12 Refrigerants are natural, non-toxic organic hydrocarbon refrigerant blends that were developed to be an effective replacement for R134a in all R134a A/C systems, including R134a installed in R12 Retrofitted systems, with energy savings of up to 40% over HFC-134a.

ENV Refrigerants have a "high side" of approx 150 - 240 psi versus approx 300 psi for HFC-R134a.  This extends compressor life with less wear on compressors, produces substantial energy savings, and reduced fuel costs.  Lower head pressure requires fewer HP and you don’t have to be a rocket scientist to understand why ENV 12 Refrigerant is a huge energy saver with considerable reductions in operating costs!

ENV Refrigerants carry a guarantee that ENV 12 Refrigerants will not harm air conditioning components.  ENV Refrigerants are non-toxic and 100% compatible with Mineral, Ester and Pag refrigerant oils, and will not harm the O rings or hoses of any A/C system.

After more than ten (15) operational years, there has not been a single accident due to the use of hydrocarbon blend refrigerants. 

 "Hydrocarbon refrigerant blends are clean, safe and environmentally friendly".

 The United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Japan, and the Danish governments, have adopted new Standards that recognize the use of hydrocarbon refrigerant blends in an effort to phase out the use of global-warming-potential refrigerants such as R12 and R134a.