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Refrigerant Line Charge Calculator

Estimate liquid refrigerant mass in a line from length, tube inner diameter, and liquid density. Default 25 ft of 3/8 in OD R-410A tube. Not a charging protocol or EPA procedure.

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How to estimate line charge

  1. Enter line length in feet.
  2. Pick standard ACR tube OD size.
  3. Choose refrigerant for liquid density.
  4. Read ounces and grams. Confirm with manufacturer data before service. Nothing is uploaded.

Refrigerant line charge

Liquid volume times density

LengthLine run in feet
Tube sizeStandard OD with fixed ID map
RefrigerantR-410A default liquid density
OutputOunces and grams liquid hold-up
ScopeLine only, not full system volume
ApprovalNot a charging protocol.

Line volume

Inner diameter from standard tube map times length gives cylindrical volume. Default 25 ft of 3/8 in OD uses the mapped ID in inches converted to meters.

Liquid density

R-410A liquid density about 1052 kg/m³ in the engine table. Other refrigerants switch density constants.

Not a protocol

Factory charge labels, condenser hold-up, and vapor lines are excluded. Licensed techs follow EPA and OEM procedures.

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Limits

Typical liquid density, not operating mixed phase.

The formula runs in this tab. CZNull does not receive the numbers.

Informational only. Not wiring, code, or manufacturer approval. See the disclaimer.

What charge is in 25 ft of 3/8 in R-410A liquid line?
The page computes liquid volume from the mapped ID and multiplies by R-410A density, reporting oz and g.
Does OD equal inner diameter?
No. The engine maps standard OD to a typical ID for ACR tubing.
Can I use R-22?
Yes. Pick R-22 in the list to switch liquid density.
Is this the full system charge?
No. It estimates liquid hold-up in the typed line length only.
Does this replace EPA certification rules?
No. It is arithmetic for planning, not a service procedure.