Refrigerants
Solstice® HFO Refrigerants drive the efficiency of district cooling networks.
Ultra-low GWP Honeywell Solstice® ze (R-1234ze)and Solstice® zd (R-1233zd) HFO refrigerants are designed for safe application in large-scale heat pumps that power district cooling networks. Step toward a net zero future with Honeywell and accelerate your rollout with confidence.
Choose Solstice® HFO Refrigerants for your district cooling
Suitable for urban areas
With their blend of safety, sustainability, efficiency and cost-effectiveness, Solstice® ze and Solstice® zd refrigerants are ideal for cooling networks in urban areas.
Reduces environmental impact
Boasting zero ozone depleting potential, a short atmospheric life and EU F-Gas compliance, ultra-low GWP Solstice® ze and Solstice® zd refrigerants provide a sustainable cooling solution.
increases safety
Solstice® ze and Solstice® zd refrigerants can be stored and handled safely, reflected in their respective A2L (mildly flammable) and A1 (non-flammable) classifications, non-toxicity and compliance with PED standards.
Reduces total cost of ownership
The safety, sustainability and efficiency of Solstice® ze and Solstice® zd refrigerants provides a compelling total cost of ownership relative to other solutions.
Eases conversion
With their near drop-in design, Solstice® ze and Solstice® zd refrigerants can be deployed quickly and efficiently in district cooling applications.
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Solstice® HFO Refrigerant helps decarbonise London Homes
As part of its ambition to become carbon neutral by 2030, Southwark Council in south east London developed a plan to decarbonise the gas-powered heat networks used by thousands of council homes across the borough.Get in touch with us
If you are a Sustainability Leader, Consultant Engineer, Heat Pump Specialist, Technology Leader or Project/Operations Manager and planning a new heat pump solution for any of the applications listed above, please do get in touch and learn more about how you can reduce cost, decrease risk and run your heat pump eco-efficiently?
