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REFRIGERANT · HFC BLEND

R-410A

A 50/50 HFC blend of R-32 and R-125, in a refillable cylinder. This page carries the checked composition, the GWP calculated under Annex VI, the regulatory status of the gas, and what you have to declare in order to buy it.

Checked dataLast verified: 2026-09-16Data version 2026-08-26

GWP100
2,088Annex VI, weighted average
UN number
See the current SDSADR 2.2
Net content
10 kg
Cylinder
Refillable
Gas under pressure
Warning
  • H280: Contains gas under pressure; may explode if heated.
See the current SDS · ADR 2.2

Identity and composition

R-410A is a binary blend. The two components have very different GWP values, and the figure for the gas comes from the Annex VI weighted average — not from reading a single line of Annex I.

Blend components
ComponentChemical nameBy weightGWP100
R-32difluoromethane50 %675
R-125pentafluoroethane50 %3,500
Designation
R-410A
Also written
R-410A · R410A · 410A
Composition per
ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 34 — refrigerant designationsR-32/125 (50.0/50.0)
Tolerance
plus/minus 1 % by weight (Regulation (EU) 2024/573, Annex VI)
GWP method
Regulation (EU) 2024/573, Annex VI — weighted average of the component GWP100 values0.50 x 675 + 0.50 x 3500 = 2087.5
Unrounded value
2,087.5Rounded value: 2,088

Source: Open Regulation (EU) 2024/573 on EUR-Lex

Work out the tonnes of CO2 equivalentOpens the F-Gas calculator with R-410A already selected.

Where this gas is used

The equipment categories in which this gas is commonly found.

  • Split and multi-split air conditioningResidential and commercial units commissioned before the placing-on-market bans.
  • VRF / VRV systemsCentralised variable refrigerant flow installations in offices and hotels.
  • Air-to-air and air-to-water heat pumpsExisting equipment, under maintenance and servicing.
  • Packaged and rooftop unitsCompact commercial air conditioning.
  • Close-control air conditioningServer rooms and technical spaces with tight temperature control.

This list describes ordinary market use. It does not confirm that the gas is suitable for a particular machine. Compatibility, working pressure and oil come from the equipment manufacturer's documentation and the nameplate.

Regulatory status

The Regulation (EU) 2024/573 thresholds that touch this gas directly.

ArticleApplies toGWP thresholdFromFor R-410A
Article 13(3)Refrigeration equipment2,500January 1, 2025Allowed
Article 13(4)Air conditioning and heat pumps2,500January 1, 2026Allowed
Article 13(5)Stationary refrigeration, chillers excluded750January 1, 2032May no longer be used from this date
Annex IV, point 9 (placing on the market)Single split systems below 3 kg (placing on the market)750January 1, 2025New equipment banned from this date
HFC quota

Every component is an Annex I, Section 1 gas. Bulk gas placed on the EU market consumes HFC quota.

General information, taken from the EgoLog guide checked against official sources. It is not an assessment of your job and does not replace the text of the regulation.

Read the full ban timetable

Safety and hazards

Gas under pressure
Warning
  • H280: Contains gas under pressure; may explode if heated.
See the current SDS · ADR 2.2

Not classified as a flammable gas: no flame pictogram and no H221 statement.

Concrete handling, storage, first-aid and spillage measures come from the safety data sheet of the product actually delivered.

Open the SDS

The legal SDS matching the delivered batch and the language of the destination country is sent to the buyer before dispatch. The document here is the EgoLog public reference.

Cylinder and package

Net refrigerant
10 kg
Cylinder type
Refillable

The amount included for the cylinder is shown with the price and comes from the shop.

Single-use cylinders are banned in the EU.

Why non-refillable cylinders are banned

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Who may buy

Fluorinated refrigerant gas is not an ordinary product. Article 11(6) of Regulation (EU) 2024/573 limits who may buy it for installation, maintenance, servicing or repair — and it binds the seller too.

The two declarations available at checkout

Technical use / installation and servicing

A valid F-Gas certificate is required for charging, installation, maintenance, servicing, repair or recovery. At checkout you enter the certificate holder, the number and the issuing country.

Distributor / resale

I am buying the sealed product for resale without carrying out technical work on the gas or equipment. The option is available to a company, sole trader or professional entity.

The declaration is recorded with the order. The details may be checked before dispatch.

This page does not decide whether you may buy. That is settled at checkout, against the declaration you sign.

Who may buy and sell refrigerant gas

Documents

The legal SDS matching the delivered batch and the language of the destination country is sent to the buyer before dispatch. The document here is the EgoLog public reference.

What the buyer receives

  • Invoice and order confirmation
  • Delivery note / packing list with product, quantity, batch and container serial numbers
  • The actual supplier's SDS in the mandatory language of the destination, plus an English copy
  • TPED and refillable container compliance details, where applicable
  • Certificate of analysis (CoA) where one is issued for the batch

All EgoLog documents

Related guides

EgoLog guides checked against official sources, tied directly to this product.

Delivery and invoicing

Delivery times, countries and costs are shown in the shop and at checkout.

Invoicing and VAT treatment are shown in the shop and on the invoice.

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