Critical Environment Technologies
    Traditional Refrigerants

    R-407F Leak Detectors

    R32/R125/R134a

    R-407F is a zeotropic HFC refrigerant blend (R-32/R-125/R-134a at 30/30/40%) optimized for commercial refrigeration as a lower-GWP alternative to R-404A. With a GWP of 1,825—less than half of R-404A—R-407F offers meaningful environmental improvement while maintaining good performance across medium and low-temperature applications. The higher R-32 content compared to R-407A provides improved energy efficiency and capacity. Temperature glide of approximately 6°C is similar to other R-407 variants. R-407F is commonly used in supermarket refrigeration, cold storage, and food service equipment where R-404A replacement is needed but ultra-low-GWP solutions are not yet practical.

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    Key Information

    Essential safety and exposure information for R-407F

    Health Effects

    Low acute toxicity. May cause cardiac sensitization. Use adequate ventilation in enclosed spaces.

    Common Sources

    • Supermarket refrigeration
    • cold storage
    • commercial freezers

    Exposure Limits

    WEEL
    1,000 ppm (8-hr TWA)
    No OSHA/NIOSH limit
    No OSHA/NIOSH limit
    Blend of R32/R125/R134a
    Blend of R32/R125/R134a

    Regulatory Status

    EPA Classification
    HFC blend (non-ODS)
    ASHRAE Safety Group
    A1 (low toxicity, non-flammable)
    GWP (AR5)
    1,825
    ODP
    0
    Temperature Glide
    Approximately 6°C
    AIM Act
    Subject to phase-down but lower priority than high-GWP blends

    Detection Requirements

    Mounting Height
    Near floor level, near potential leak points, 6–8 inches off floor
    Sensor Technology
    Infrared (NDIR)
    Detection Range
    0-1,000 ppm typical
    Response Time
    <30 seconds (T90)
    Calibration Frequency
    Annual recommended

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