Applications
Frogen® has developed a broad line of premium refrigerant products to meet the needs of air conditioning and refrigeration professionals worldwide. Frogen® provides refrigerant solutions for virtually every application in air conditioning and refrigeration, ranging from domestic to commercial and industrial uses.
Industrial Refrigeration
For Industrial and Commercial Refrigeration needs, Frogen has developed industry-grade Frogen R-134a, Frogen R404A and Frogen R507. Frogen R-134a is used primarily in medium temperature (> 35 deg F) applications such as cooling cases, vending machines, or ice cream server
Commercial Air Conditioning
For building chiller applications; CFC-11, CFC-12 and HCFC-22 were used in the past as the primary refrigerant fluids. Due to the mandated phaseout of CFCs and upcoming phaseout of R22, Frogen 134a and 123 are now being used as replacements. These refrigerants can be used effectively for new as well as retrofitted systems, providing safe and efficient cooling as well as value.
Transport Refrigeration
Commercial transport refrigeration produces unique challenges for the cooling professional. These applications require the use of a flexible, robust, and reliable refrigeration system able to operate in a wide variety of ambient conditions. For these applications, we recommend using Frogen R-134a for medium temperature applications and Frogen R404A or Frogen R507 for lower temperature applications.
Domestic Refrigeration
For modern domestic refrigeration applications, Frogen R-134a is currently the preferred refrigerant for most manufacturers. In addition, Frogen offers a broad line of R-502 and R-22 replacement for low and medium-temperature refrigeration systems including Frogen R-507; an azeotropic HFC mixture of R-125 and R-143a. R-507 has been approved and is used worldwide in supermarkets and in industrial, food-service, and other applications.
Residential Air Conditioning
Frogen refrigerants are an essential substitute to ozone-harming CFCs and HFCs in particular for home (comfort) air conditioning systems. In existing systems most installations run on R-22 and do not require any conversion, although the refrigerant can be changed to Frogen 407C.
Vehicle Air Conditioning
CFC-12 (also known by the trade name Freon) was widely used in air conditioners for automobiles and trucks for over 30 years. While new vehicles no longer use CFC-12, most vehicles built before 1994 still require its use for servicing. As a result, millions of vehicles worldwide may need conversions to use alternative refrigerants developed as substitutes to CFCs.