R-404A refrigerant from Ice Cold refills low- and medium-temperature refrigeration systems, including walk-in freezers and display cases, restoring reliable cooling with virgin refrigerant.
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R-404A Refrigerant
Regular Price
$122.00
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R-404A refrigerant from Ice Cold is a proven solution for commercial and residential refrigeration systems that operate at low and medium temperatures. It is commonly used to refill existing refrigeration equipment that has lost refrigerant due to leaks, service work, or component replacement. Ice Cold R-404A is manufactured in the United States using 100% virgin refrigerant that has never been reclaimed or recycled, ensuring consistent composition and dependable system performance.
Ice Cold R-404A is used when recharging systems such as walk-in freezers, reach-in coolers, display cases, and other cold storage applications engineered for R-404A operation. Maintaining proper refrigerant levels is critical for preserving cooling performance, temperature stability, and compressor health. This refrigerant is intended for servicing existing refrigeration equipment and should not be used as a substitute for other refrigerant types.
Key Features
- 100% virgin R-404A refrigerant, never reclaimed or recycled
- Made in the USA for consistent quality and reliability
- Free shipping to most areas in the continental U.S.
Restore cold storage performance fast with a reliable commercial refrigeration refrigerant you can trust.
Available Sizes
R-404A refrigerant is available in 2.5 lb, 5 lb, 7.5 lb, 11 lb, and 24 lb cylinders to support a range of commercial refrigeration and service needs. Bulk orders and pallet quantities are also available for HVAC and refrigeration contractors, service companies, and other qualified buyers. Contact Ice Cold directly for bulk availability, pricing, and ordering assistance.
Notice
R-404A is intended for use only in systems designed for R-404A refrigerant. Installation, handling, and system charging must be performed by a licensed HVAC professional in accordance with EPA regulations.
R-404A Refrigerant FAQs
What is R-404A refrigerant?
R-404A refrigerant is a commonly used commercial refrigeration refrigerant designed for low- and medium-temperature cooling.
It’s most often found in systems like walk-in freezers, display cases, and transport refrigeration. R-404A is known for its ability to maintain consistent, low temperatures—making it a go-to choice for businesses that rely on dependable cooling.
Why is R-404A refrigerant so widely used?
R-404A became popular because it delivers reliable, consistent cooling, especially in demanding low-temperature environments.
For years, it’s been a standard in commercial HVAC and refrigeration systems because it performs well under heavy use and keeps products at stable temperatures. That reliability is why many existing systems still depend on it today.
Is R-404A being phased out?
R-404A is not banned, but it is being phased down due to its high global warming potential (GWP).
Regulations are pushing the industry toward newer, lower-impact refrigerants. While R-404A is still available for servicing existing systems, many businesses are starting to plan for alternatives as part of long-term equipment strategy.
Are there alternatives to R-404A refrigerant?
Yes—there are several lower-GWP alternatives to R-404A, including R-448A, R-449A, and R-407F.
These newer refrigeration refrigerants are designed to reduce environmental impact while still delivering strong cooling performance. The right option depends on your system and application, so it’s best to consult with a qualified technician before making a switch.
Can I retrofit my system to replace R-404A?
In many cases, yes—but it depends on your equipment.
Some systems can be retrofitted to use a different refrigerant, but it’s not always a simple swap. Oil compatibility, pressure differences, and system components all need to be evaluated. A licensed HVAC professional can help determine if a retrofit is practical or if replacement makes more sense.
What are the cost considerations when switching from R-404A?
Costs can vary depending on your system and the refrigerant you choose.
A retrofit may involve labor, new components, and refrigerant costs. While some alternatives may have a higher upfront cost, they can offer better efficiency and lower long-term operating expenses.
For many businesses, the decision comes down to balancing short-term costs with long-term savings and regulatory compliance.