R1233zd properties
| Code | R1233zd |
|---|---|
| Chemical name / composition | trans-1-Chloro-3,3,3-trifluoropropene (R1233zd(E)) |
| Family | HCFO |
| GWP (AR4, 100 years) | 1 |
| ODP | 0.0003 |
| Safety class (ISO 817 / ASHRAE 34) | A1: lower toxicity, non-flammable |
| Boiling point (1 atm) | 18.3 °C |
| Temperature glide | None (pure fluid) |
| Charge equal to 5 t CO₂e | — |
| Status | Next generation |
Where is R1233zd used?
- Low-pressure centrifugal chillers
- High-temperature heat pumps
- Organic Rankine cycle (ORC)
Service and safety notes
- Non-flammable and low toxicity (A1). A large leak in a closed room can still displace oxygen, so gas detection is recommended in small plant rooms.
- Never charge a system with a refrigerant other than the one on its nameplate; retrofits need manufacturer approval and oil and component checks.
- Charging, recovery and leak checks must be done and recorded by F-gas certified technicians.
R1233zd and regulations
Its very low GWP means F-gas restrictions practically do not apply. Safety rules for flammability, toxicity and pressure (EN 378 and related standards) still apply to system design, room size and charge.
Alternatives to R1233zd
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Frequently asked questions
What is the GWP of R1233zd?
The 100-year global warming potential (AR4) of R1233zd is about 1.
Is R1233zd flammable?
A1: lower toxicity, non-flammable.
What can replace R1233zd?
Depending on the application: R514A, R1234ze. Conversions require manufacturer approval and oil and component checks.
