The New Ozone Safe R-12 Replacement! HOT SHOT - ICOR

1 The New Ozone safe R-12 replacement ! safe Reliable Affordable T. TM. ATIONS. APPLIC. Scan this QR Code IN MOST. to watch the Hot Shot 2. Conversion Video on your mobile device! HOT SHOT2 REPLACES: TM. Direct replacement HFC - Ozone safe ASHRAE Designated R-417C. EPA SNAP Listed - Stationary ..also replaces R-134a, R-420A, R-416A, R-500, R-414A, 426A & 437A in most applications Equipment Only *2015 - 90% Production Cap on all HCFC Production. FREE Training Online For more information or to find a distributor near you, Complete Specifications on Back visit Field Performance Tested or call 1-800-497-6805.

2 *2015 - 90% Production Cap on all For Free Online Training at HCFC Production ICOR's Virtual Training Center, visit HOT SHOT2. TM. System requirements Conversion considerations Applications 1 System must be designed for use HOT SHOT2 is compatible with mineral oil, alkyl R-12 and 134a low, medium and with R-12, 134a or 500 benzene and polyolester. In most cases no high temp refrigeration. 2 System must be designed for a change of lubricant is required. Oil return is deter- R-12 and 500 air conditioning direct expansion metering device, mined by a number of operating and design NOT FOR USE IN MOBILE APPLICATIONS.

3 TEV, cap tube, or fixed orifice conditions. Minor equipment modifications ( 3 System should be operating within its seal replacement , TEV adjustment) may be design capacity. required. Performance Comparison 4 System should be leak free Same as R-12. 5 Compressor must be charged with Benefits Higher than R-134a lubricant as required by the OEM No TEV or cap tube replacement 6 Suction, discharge and liquid piping No oil change to AB or POE EPA Hotline # must be sized, trapped and insulated Can be topped off after leak has been for systems temperature and BTU repaired design. Widespread availability Evaporator Temperature Range Technical Information -15 oF to 50 oF.

4 Oils ASHRAE Designation 417C. MO, AB, POE, PVE and PAG Environmental ClasEnvironmental Classification HFC. Direct replacement for ASHRAE Standard 34 Safety Classification A1. Refrigerants EPA/SNAP Accepted (S=Stationary) S. 12, 134a, 500, 401A/B, 409A, 414B, Ozone Depletion Potential 0. 416A, 420A, 426A, 437 & 414A in most *Global Warming Potential 1643. applications. Oil Compatibilty All Pre and Post conversion data Molar Mass lbm/lbmol System information must be recorded for Normal Boiling Point (1 atm, F) warranty. Critical Pressure (psia) Go to for Critical Temperature ( F) complete warranty information.

5 Critical Density (lbm/ft3) Flooded systems Liquid Density (70 F, lbm/ft3) Must be approved by ICOR's Technical Support Supervisor Vapor Density (NBP, lbm/ft3) Temperature Glide (NBP) 6. System charging It is always recommended to fully Temperature Glide (100 F) 4. recover any remaining refrigerant prior Pounds Per Gallon (70 F) to charging the system with Hot Shot-2. Maximum Moisture (ppm) 10. 1 Initially charge 80% of R-12. Maximum Non-Condensables (% vol) Do Not exceed 115% of OEM charge Maximum High Boiling Impurities (% vol) 2 Remove liquid only from cylinder Recommended Maximum Exposure Limits in Air (ppm) 1000.

6 3 Charge refrigerant in the receiver or R-125 (% Weight) high side of the system with the R-134a (% Weight) compressor off. 4 Run system and add refrigerant if R-600 (% Weight) needed to design subcooling. Adjust TEV if needed. Never charge system by clearing sight glass 5. For Fixed Metering Device Systems. Charge by compressor superheat * Per IPCC AR5. Distributed By: 10640 E. 59th Street Indianapolis, IN 46236. 800-497-6805. HS2SS 4/2016.