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R-507A pressure-temperature chart and data

R-125 / R-143a. Safety class A1, GWP 3,985. Low and medium-temperature refrigeration, similar to R-404A. Replaced R-502.

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R-507A data sheet

Made ofR-125 50 / R-143a 50 (mass %)
TypeHFC blend (azeotrope)
Safety classA1 — lower toxicity, does not burn
Ozone depletion (ODP)0
Global warming (GWP, 100 yr)3,985
Boils at 1 atm-52.1 °F (-46.7 °C)
Critical temperature159.1 °F (70.6 °C)
Temperature glidenone / very small
Low side at 5 °F evaporating40.0 psig (276 kPa)
High side at 86 °F condensing197 psig (1359 kPa)
Old cylinder colourTeal
OilPOE
Used forLow and medium-temperature refrigeration, similar to R-404A. Replaced R-502.

Pressures are saturation values from reference equations of state. Real pressures change with load and airflow. GWP is the IPCC AR4 100-year value (blends calculated from their ingredients). Cylinder colours were an old AHRI code; since 2020 new cylinders are all one colour with the name on the label, so always read the label, never go by colour.

R-507A pressure / temperature chart

°F°CpsigkPa
-60-51.1V 5.8-20
-59-50.6V 5.1-17
-58-50.0V 4.4-15
-57-49.4V 3.7-13
-56-48.9V 3.0-10
-55-48.3V 2.2-8
-54-47.8V 1.5-5
-53-47.2V 0.7-2
-52-46.70.10
-51-46.10.53
-50-45.60.96
-49-45.01.39
-48-44.41.712
-47-43.92.115
-46-43.32.618
-45-42.83.021
-44-42.23.524
-43-41.74.027
-42-41.14.431
-41-40.64.934
-40-40.05.437
-39-39.45.941
-38-38.96.444
-37-38.37.048
-36-37.87.552
-35-37.28.156
-34-36.78.659
-33-36.19.263
-32-35.69.867
-31-35.010.371
-30-34.411.076
-29-33.911.680
-28-33.312.284
-27-32.812.888
-26-32.213.593
-25-31.714.197
-24-31.114.8102
-23-30.615.5107
-22-30.016.2112
-21-29.416.9116
-20-28.917.6121
-19-28.318.3126
-18-27.819.1131
-17-27.219.8137
-16-26.720.6142
-15-26.121.4147
-14-25.622.2153
-13-25.023.0159
-12-24.423.8164
-11-23.924.7170
-10-23.325.5176
-9-22.826.4182
-8-22.227.3188
-7-21.728.1194
-6-21.129.1200
-5-20.630.0207
-4-20.030.9213
-3-19.431.9220
-2-18.932.8226
-1-18.333.8233
0-17.834.8240
1-17.235.8247
2-16.736.9254
3-16.137.9261
4-15.639.0269
5-15.040.0276
6-14.441.1284
7-13.942.2291
8-13.343.4299
9-12.844.5307
10-12.245.7315
11-11.746.8323
12-11.148.0331
13-10.649.3340
14-10.050.5348
15-9.451.7357
16-8.953.0365
17-8.354.3374
18-7.855.6383
19-7.256.9392
20-6.758.3402
21-6.159.6411
22-5.661.0420
23-5.062.4430
24-4.463.8440
25-3.965.2450
26-3.366.7460
27-2.868.2470
28-2.269.7480
29-1.771.2491
30-1.172.7501
31-0.674.3512
320.075.8523
330.677.4534
341.179.0545
351.780.7556
362.282.3568
372.884.0579
383.385.7591
393.987.5603
404.489.2615
415.091.0627
425.692.8640
436.194.6652
446.796.4665
457.298.3678
467.8100691
478.3102704
488.9104717
499.4106731
5010.0108744
5110.6110758
5211.1112772
5311.7114786
5412.2116801
5512.8118815
5613.3120830
5713.9123845
5814.4125860
5915.0127875
6015.6129890
6116.1131906
6216.7134922
6317.2136938
6417.8138954
6518.3141970
6618.9143986
6719.41461003
6820.01481020
6920.61501037
7021.11531054
7121.71551072
7222.21581089
7322.81611107
7423.31631125
7523.91661144
7624.41691162
7725.01711181
7825.61741200
7926.11771219
8026.71801238
8127.21821257
8227.81851277
8328.31881297
8428.91911317
8529.41941338
8630.01971358
8730.62001379
8831.12031400
8931.72061421
9032.22091443
9132.82121464
9233.32161486
9333.92191508
9434.42221531
9535.02251553
9635.62291576
9736.12321599
9836.72351622
9937.22391646
10037.82421670
10138.32461694
10238.92491718
10339.42531743
10440.02561767
10540.62601793
10641.12641818
10741.72671843
10842.22711869
10942.82751895
11043.32791922
11143.92831948
11244.42861975
11345.02902002
11445.62942030
11546.12982057
11646.73022085
11747.23072113
11847.83112142
11948.33152171
12048.93192200
12149.43232229
12250.03282259
12350.63322289
12451.13362319
12551.73412350
12652.23452381
12752.83502412
12853.33542443
12953.93592475
13054.43642507

V = vacuum in inches of mercury. Saturation pressure in psig at sea level, calculated from reference equations of state. The chart gives the boiling temperature at that pressure, not the pipe temperature. Air in the system adds pressure and throws it off.

R-507A pressure in psig, psia, kPa and bar

°F°CpsigpsiakPa gaugekPa absolutebar absolute
-60-51.1V 5.811.8-20820.82
-55-48.3V 2.213.6-8940.94
-50-45.60.915.661071.07
-45-42.83.017.7211221.22
-40-40.05.420.1371391.39
-35-37.28.122.7561571.57
-30-34.411.025.7761771.77
-25-31.714.128.8971991.99
-20-28.917.632.31212232.23
-15-26.121.436.11472492.49
-10-23.325.540.21762772.77
-5-20.630.044.72073083.08
0-17.834.849.52403413.41
5-15.040.054.72763773.77
10-12.245.760.43154164.16
15-9.451.766.43574584.58
20-6.758.372.94025035.03
25-3.965.279.94505515.51
30-1.172.787.45016036.03
351.780.795.45566586.58
404.489.2103.96157167.16
457.298.3113.06787797.79
5010.0108122.67448468.46
5512.8118132.98159169.16
6015.6129143.88909929.92
6518.3141155.4970107110.71
7021.1153167.61054115611.56
7523.9166180.61144124512.45
8026.7180194.21238133913.39
8529.4194208.71338143914.39
9032.2209223.91443154415.44
9535.0225240.01553165516.55
10037.8242256.91670177117.71
10540.6260274.71793189418.94
11043.3279293.41922202320.23
11546.1298313.12057215921.59
12048.9319333.82200230123.01
12551.7341355.52350245124.51
13054.4364378.32507260826.08

V = vacuum in inches of mercury. Absolute pressure = gauge + 14.7 psi at sea level; use absolute pressure for gas-law work. For blends the dew column is the vapour (suction) side and the bubble column the liquid side.

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Calculation aids and reference figures for licensed technicians. Always follow the manufacturer’s data plate and manual for the exact model, and local codes. Gas, electrical and refrigerant work must be done by a qualified, licensed person. Pressures are typical saturation values and change with load and airflow.