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Refrigerant P/T chart

Look up saturation temperature from pressure, or pressure from temperature, for R-410A, R-454B, R-32, R-22, R-407C, R-134a.

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R-410A pressure–temperature chart (°F / PSIG)

PSIG°F
0-61.0
10-40.2
20-26.7
30-15.7
40-6.6
501.4
608.5
7014.9
8020.7
9026.2
10031.2
11036.0
12040.4
13044.7
14048.7
15052.5
16056.2
17059.8
18063.1
19066.4
20069.5
PSIG°F
21072.5
22075.5
23078.3
24081.1
25083.8
26086.4
27088.9
28091.4
29093.8
30096.1
31098.4
320100.7
330102.8
340105.0
350107.1
360109.2
370111.1
380113.1
390115.0
400116.9
410118.8
PSIG°F
420120.6
430122.4
440124.2
450125.9
460127.6
470129.3
480131.0
490132.6
500134.2
510135.8
520137.3
530138.8
540140.4
550141.8
560143.3
570144.8
580146.2
590147.5
600148.9

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About these tables

Saturation temperatures in °F at gauge pressure (PSIG), sea level, every 10 PSI. Readings between rows are linearly interpolated, the same way FieldLoom does it on the job.

R-407C is a blend with about 10°F of temperature glide. These are mid-point values. For exact work, use dew point for superheat and bubble point for subcooling from the manufacturer's chart.

Questions

How do I read a P/T chart?

Find the gauge pressure in the PSIG column. The temperature next to it is the saturation temperature: the temperature where the refrigerant is boiling or condensing at that pressure.

What pressure is 40°F for R-410A?

About 119 PSIG. At 118 PSIG, R-410A saturates at about 39.5°F.

Are these pressures gauge or absolute?

Gauge pressure (PSIG) at sea level, the same as your manifold reads.

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