Widespread Deployment Across Mainland
R514A has been widely adopted across the Chinese Mainland, with more than 2,000 Trane® CenTraVac® centrifugal chillers utilizing HFO R514A deployed since 2017, representing over 4 million RT of cooling capacity. These installations span a wide range of sectors, covering major urban transportation infrastructure, artificial intelligence (AI) computing centers, national healthcare facilities, regional energy stations, semiconductors, and other advanced high-tech applications.
Notable references include Nanning Wuxu International Airport Terminal 3, Guangzhou Metro Lines 3 & 5, Suzhou Rail Transit Line 7, Guangzhou International Financial City Starting Area Energy Station, Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center Aquatic Sports Arena, Huazhang Beijing No. 1 Intelligent Computing Center, National Medical Center Construction Project in Tianjin, and multiple large-scale BYD production bases, along with numerous other new-energy and semiconductor manufacturing projects.
The breadth of these deployments demonstrates R514A’s ability to support high-performance cooling across mission-critical industrial and infrastructure applications.
Established Market Presence in Hong Kong
Since its introduction to Hong Kong in 2017, Trane® CenTraVac® chillers with HFO R514A
have earned multiple industry recognitions, including the CIC Green Product Certification Platinum rating in 2017, Grand Award in the Building Products & Technologies Category at the Green Building Award 2019, and the extension of the Platinum rating to the full CenTraVac® HFO series in 2021.
So far, more than 160 Trane® CenTraVac® centrifugal chillers utilizing HFO R514A refrigerant, representing over 125,000 RT of cooling capacity, have been installed in Hong Kong, serving government and public-sector facilities, transportation infrastructure, universities, hospitals, major industrial and commercial properties, etc.
Among the key customers are the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR), MTR Corporation Limited, Airport Authority Hong Kong, Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP), The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), Swire Properties, Hongkong Land, and Chinachem Group. Representative projects include iconic, award-winning buildings such as Queensway Government Offices, Alexandra House, One Island East, and Two Taikoo Place.