Refrigerant Gas in Saudi Arabia | R410A, R32, R22, R134a & R404A
Genuine, high-purity refrigerant gas for split, window, chiller, concealed and central AC plus commercial refrigeration across Saudi Arabia. Choose R410A, R32, R22, R134a, R404A, plus next-generation low-GWP blends (R448A, R454B, R1234ze) in American (Honeywell), British (Frogen), and Indian brands, at competitive prices with fast delivery to Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam, and the whole Kingdom. Factory-sealed, properly certified product, with trade pricing for technicians and service companies.
Types of Refrigerant Gas and Which One Your System Needs
Before buying, identify the original refrigerant in your system, never mix types or substitute one for another, as the wrong gas can damage the compressor. Here's the full range we stock:
| Refrigerant | Main Use | Replaces | Notes |
| R410A (Freon 410) | Modern split & window AC | R22 | Most in-demand; high efficiency, higher pressure |
| R32 | Modern inverter AC | R410A | Lower GWP, economical to charge |
| R22 | Older AC systems | — | Still needed for the installed base |
| R134a | Fridges & car AC | R12 | Non-flammable, low toxicity |
| R404A | Commercial refrigeration, cold rooms | R502 | Low-temperature systems |
| R407C | Central AC | R22 | Close-performance R22 retrofit |
| R600a | Domestic fridges/freezers | R12 | High efficiency, technician handling only |
| R448A (Solstice N40) | Commercial refrigeration, cold rooms | R404A / R22 | Low-GWP replacement |
| R452A (Solstice) | Commercial & transport refrigeration | R404A | Low-GWP |
| R454B (Solstice 454B) | Modern split & commercial AC | R410A | Next-gen low-GWP |
| R1234yf | Newer car AC | R134a | Eco-friendly HFO |
| R1234ze | Chillers & large cooling systems | — | Low-GWP HFO |
| HFO-1233zd (Solstice ZD) | Low-pressure centrifugal chillers | — | Specialised systems |
How do I know my system's refrigerant? Check the data plate on the outdoor AC unit. Most new ACs in Saudi Arabia run on R410A or R32, older systems use R22.
Genuine American vs Indian vs Chinese Refrigerant
The biggest question when buying refrigerant gas is the source, and it explains the large price gaps in the Saudi market:
- Genuine American (Honeywell): Highest purity and performance stability, preferred for sensitive systems and buyers who want refrigerant that lasts. Highest price.
- Indian (Floron / Refron): A strong balance of quality and price, the most widely traded option for split AC.
- Chinese: The most affordable, suited to high-volume work.
In every case, make sure the cylinder is factory-sealed, the valve is intact, and the colour matches the refrigerant type. Cool.sa stocks genuine Honeywell (USA) refrigerant alongside British and Indian options.
Low-GWP & HFO Refrigerants
Beyond the standard gases, Cool.sa is one of the few suppliers carrying Honeywell's American Solstice line of next-generation, low-GWP refrigerants: R448A and R452A as R404A replacements for commercial refrigeration, R454B as an R410A replacement for modern AC, and R1234ze and HFO-1233zd for large building chillers. These meet the sustainability and energy-efficiency requirements of central systems and projects across Saudi Arabia, the right choice for contractors and refrigeration consultants.
Refrigerant Gas Prices in Saudi Arabia (estimated)
Prices vary by type, source, weight, and quantity. Indicative market ranges:
| Product | Weight | Approx. range (SAR) |
| R410A cylinder - American (Honeywell) | 11.3 kg | 585 – 850 |
| R410A - Indian | 13.6 kg | 437 – 610 |
| R22 - American (Honeywell) | 13.6 kg | 485 – 660 |
| R22 - Indian (Floron / Refron) | 13.6 kg | 180 – 430 |
| R134a cylinder - American (Honeywell) | 13.6 kg | 485 – 1150 |
| R134a - Indian | 13.6 kg | 345 – 726 |
How to Buy Refrigerant Gas
- Identify the original refrigerant in your system from the AC data plate first.
- Pick a source for your budget: genuine American (Honeywell) for top performance, Indian for balance, Chinese for value.
- Check the seal and certification: factory-sealed, with weight and pressure stamped on the cylinder.
- Inspect the valve: most cylinder failures start at the valve, not the body.
- Store the cylinder upright in a well-ventilated area, away from heat and direct sunlight.
Car AC Refrigerant
Looking for car AC refrigerant? It comes in two main types: R134a for vehicles built before 2017, and R1234yf for newer cars, in small car-specific cans.
Why Buy Refrigerant Gas From Cool.sa?
HVAC service companies, refrigeration specialists, and technical buyers across Saudi Arabia source refrigerant from Cool.sa (Al-Madina Cool) because we stock only genuine refrigerant from proper channels, no grey-market cylinders, no contaminated stock. Honeywell (USA), Frogen (UK), and Indian options at fair prices, plus matching valves, hoses, manifold gauge sets, and refrigerant gauges so your whole job kit comes from one supplier. Fast delivery Kingdom-wide and trade pricing for regular buyers.
FAQ
Q1. How much is an R410A cylinder in Saudi Arabia?
A genuine American (Honeywell) R410A cylinder runs roughly 585–850 SAR for 11.3 kg, while Indian-made starts around 437 SAR. Prices vary by brand and quantity.
Q2. What's the difference between American and Indian refrigerant?
American (Honeywell) is higher purity, more stable, and longer-lasting at a higher price; Indian (Floron/Refron) balances quality and price and is most used for split AC.
Q3. What's the best refrigerant for a split AC?
R410A is the most common choice for modern split ACs, while older systems use R22 and newer inverters use R32 or R454B.
Q4. Can R22 be replaced with R410A?
No. R410A operates at much higher pressure and is not a drop-in replacement for R22; you need a compatible system or a retrofit such as R407C.
Q5. What's the modern replacement for R404A in commercial refrigeration?
Low-GWP blends like R448A (Solstice N40) and R452A are the modern R404A replacements, available at Cool.sa from genuine Honeywell USA.
Q6. Which refrigerant does my car AC use?
Cars before 2017 mostly use R134a; newer vehicles use R1234yf. Check the under-hood label.
Q7. Is R32 flammable?
R32 is classified A2L (mildly flammable) and needs extra safety care during charging and recovery, but it's used safely in millions of AC systems worldwide.
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