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R-407F PT Chart

A1 GWP 1825

Zeotropic blend (R-32/R-125/R-134a, 30.0/30.0/40.0%). HFC Blend.

Boiling Point
-50.9°F
-46.1°C
Critical Temp
180.7°F
82.6°C
Critical Pressure
688.8 psia
47.49 bar

About R-407F

R-407F (Performax LT) is a Honeywell blend for retrofitting R-404A, R-507A and R-22 in supermarket refrigeration. It shares R-407A's components in different proportions, runs close to R-404A pressures and has about 10°F of glide.

Saturation pressures at typical operating points, taken from the table below:

The table covers -80°F to 170°F in 5°F steps. Below about -51°F the liquid saturation pressure is below atmospheric, so gauges read in vacuum (shown in blue in the table).

R-407F Pressure-Temperature Graph (Bubble & Dew)

R-407F Saturation Pressure Table

R-407F is a zeotropic blend with temperature glide, so it has two saturation pressures at each temperature. Use Vapor (dew) PSIG to find evaporator saturation for superheat, and Liquid (bubble) PSIG to find condenser saturation for subcooling. PSIA, kPa and bar columns are liquid (bubble) pressures. Blue values indicate vacuum.

°F °C Liquid PSIG
(bubble)
Vapor PSIG
(dew)
PSIA kPa bar
-80-62.2-8.5-10.66.2242.90.429
-75-59.4-7.4-9.87.2950.20.502
-70-56.7-6.2-8.98.558.60.586
-65-53.9-4.8-7.89.8768.00.68
-60-51.1-3.3-6.711.4178.70.787
-55-48.3-1.6-5.313.1390.60.906
-50-45.60.4-3.815.06103.81.038
-45-42.82.5-2.117.21118.61.186
-40-40.04.9-0.219.58135.01.35
-35-37.27.51.922.21153.21.532
-30-34.410.44.225.11173.11.731
-25-31.713.66.828.3195.11.951
-20-28.917.19.731.79219.22.192
-15-26.120.912.935.61245.52.455
-10-23.325.116.439.77274.22.742
-5-20.629.620.244.3305.43.054
0-17.834.524.449.21339.33.393
5-15.039.828.954.53376.03.76
10-12.245.633.960.28415.64.156
15-9.451.839.366.48458.44.584
20-6.758.545.173.15504.45.044
25-3.965.651.480.32553.85.538
30-1.173.358.288.01606.86.068
351.781.565.596.24663.66.636
404.490.373.4105.04724.27.242
457.299.781.8114.43788.97.889
5010.0109.790.8124.43857.98.579
5512.8120.4100.5135.07931.39.313
6015.6131.7110.8146.381009.210.092
6518.3143.7121.8158.381092.010.92
7021.1156.4133.5171.091179.611.796
7523.9169.9146.0184.551272.412.724
8026.7184.1159.2198.781370.513.705
8529.4199.1173.3213.811474.114.741
9032.2215.0188.2229.661583.415.834
9535.0231.7203.9246.361698.616.986
10037.8249.3220.6263.951819.918.199
10540.6267.8238.3282.451947.419.474
11043.3287.2256.9301.892081.520.815
11546.1307.6276.6322.312222.222.222
12048.9327.6299.8342.252359.723.597
12551.7350.5322.9365.192517.925.179
13054.4375.0346.1389.682686.726.867
13557.2399.1369.2413.772852.828.528
14060.0425.4392.4440.133034.630.346
14562.8452.4419.5467.083220.432.204
15065.6480.6448.0495.253414.634.146
15568.3510.0478.1524.663617.436.174
16071.1540.7510.0555.353829.038.29
16573.9572.6543.8587.334049.540.495
17076.7605.8579.7620.534278.442.784

Properties

ASHRAE Designation407F
Safety ClassificationA1 (non-flammable, low toxicity)
GWP (AR4, 100-yr)1825
ODP0
Molecular Weight82.06 g/mol
Boiling Point (1 atm)-50.9°F / -46.1°C
Critical Temperature180.7°F / 82.6°C
Critical Pressure688.8 psia / 47.49 bar
CategoryHFC Blend

Common Applications

Frequently Asked Questions

What pressure should R-407F be at 70°F?

At 70°F, R-407F has a saturation (liquid-line) pressure of about 156.4 PSIG (171.1 PSIA), fairly close to R-404A's 149.3 PSIG at the same temperature. Because R-407F is a zeotropic blend, gauge readings shift a few PSI depending on whether you're reading the liquid or vapor side, due to temperature glide.

Is R-407F a drop-in replacement for R-404A or R-22?

R-407F (sold by Honeywell as Genetron Performax LT) is designed as a lower-GWP retrofit for R-404A, R-507A, and R-22 in medium- and low-temperature supermarket and commercial refrigeration racks, with pressures and capacity close to R-404A. It isn't a true no-questions-asked drop-in — it must always be charged as a liquid, and lubricant, elastomers, and system performance should be verified with the OEM before converting.

What is R-407F's temperature glide, and why does it matter?

R-407F is a zeotropic blend (R-32/R-125/R-134a) with a temperature glide of roughly 9-11°F, meaning its liquid and vapor phases boil and condense over a range of temperatures rather than at one fixed point. Technicians must charge R-407F as a liquid from the cylinder, never as vapor, since pulling vapor off the top can fractionate the blend and permanently shift its composition.