High Performance, High Efficiency Hydrocarbon Refrigerants.
Advantages
Efficient and economical
Superior efficiency of HyChill hydrocarbon refrigerants, combined with reduced charge weight results in great installation cost savings and on_going fuel / electricity savings for the user. Typical air conditioning or refrigeration application will require minimal or no system modifications.
Excels in extreme conditions
HyChill refrigerants cool superbly in all conditions, but perform particularly well in extremely hot or tropical conditions, where most other and especially synthetic refrigerants (CFC, HFC, HCFC) fail to perform.
Green and natural
HyChill refrigerants are based on naturally occurring hydrocarbon gases, which are purified and precision blended using unique HyChill processes. HyChill refrigerants make no ozone impact and have minimal GWP.
Replace most synthetic refrigerants
HyChill hydrocarbon refrigerants have been embraced as ideal replacement for R134a or R410a in most air conditioning, refrigeration and heating applications, both in existing systems and in new equipment.
Uses existing equipment
Most popular brands of RAC tools and equipment are compatible for use with HyChill refrigerants. Please refer to the manufacturers specifications or contact HyChill for further advice.
Meets international standards
HyChill hydrocarbon refrigerants are compliant with a number of national and international standards, such as: ISO 5149, the ISO/IEC 60335 series, BS 4434–1995 as well as AS/NZS 1677, which also covers the professional use of hydrocarbon refrigerants in Australia.
HyChill refrigerant cans are now on Amazon Australia
Order HyChill hydrocarbon refrigerant cans online from the official HyChill store, delivered to your door.
Visit the HyChill Amazon storeOver 1.2 million vehicles are charged with hydrocarbons, the second most widely used refrigerant in Australia.
Find HyChill near you
More than 300 auto parts stores and refrigeration wholesalers stock HyChill across Australia, with distributors in New Zealand, Asia and Europe.
