Interactive A2L Refrigerant Pressure Chart & Refrigerants List

In our previous breakdown, The Ultimate A2L Refrigerant List & Pressure Charts (2026 Edition), we covered the compliance rules and manufacturing bans that are reshaping the industry. But when you are on a rooftop in 100°F weather, you don't need a history lesson—you need exact numbers.

Static charts are great for a quick reference, but they can’t cover every single PSI increment. That is why we built this interactive A2L refrigerant pressure chart tool.

Whether you are working with R-32 (Daikin/Goodman) or the R-454B blend (Carrier/Trane), this tool allows you to plug in your exact pressure and get the precise saturation temperature immediately. No interpolation math required.

Digital A2L Refrigerant List & Calculator

Use the tool below to toggle between the most common A2L refrigerants list found in the field today.

(Note for Blends: Remember to use "Dew Point" for calculating Superheat and "Bubble Point" for Subcooling.)

A2L P/T Calculator

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Saturation Temperature (°F)
Note on Glide: This is a zeotropic blend. Use Dew Point for calculating Superheat (suction line) and Bubble Point for calculating Subcooling (liquid line).

Why You Need This Tool

The transition to mildly flammable refrigerants means working with tighter glide tolerances and higher discharge pressures. An A2L refrigerant list on a piece of paper can get torn, lost, or greasy. This digital chart is designed to live on your phone, giving you accurate data for:

  • R-32: The single-component standard for high-efficiency units.

  • R-454B: The primary replacement for R-410A in residential splits.

  • R-1234yf: The automotive and light commercial standard.

Need the full breakdown on recovery tanks, left-handed threads, and safety tools? Click here to read our full guide on the Ultimate A2L Refrigerant List & Requirements.

Infographic comparing the R-410A phase out vs. the new A2L refrigerant future, highlighting 2026 compliance tools for R-32 and R-454B

Infographic comparing the R-410A phase out vs. the new A2L refrigerant future, highlighting 2026 compliance tools for R-32 and R-454B

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