VALUE VRR24L refrigerant recovery unit

VALUE VRR24L Refrigerant Recovery Unit 

Features of the Product

The refrigerant recovery unit collects refrigerant gases from air conditioning systems. Specifically, this device operates with a power rating of 1 horsepower. Moreover, it effectively recovers various gases, including R-12, R-134a, R-401C, R-500, R-22, R-401A, R-401B, R-402B, R-407C, R-407D, R-408A, R-409A, R-411A, R-411B, R-412A, R-502, R-509, R-402A, R-404A, R-407A, R-410A, R-507.

Voltage Range: The unit operates at both 240V and 220V.
Number of Inlet and Outlet Valves: It includes 1 inlet valve and 1 outlet valve.
Valve Size: Notably, the valve size measures 1/4 inch.
Pressure Measurement Units: You can measure pressure in BAR, KPa, or psi.
Operating Temperature: Additionally, the device functions effectively within a range of 0 to 40 degrees Celsius (32 to 104 degrees Fahrenheit).
Frequency: It operates at 50/60Hz.

Accessories: The unit comes equipped with a dryer filter, a 4-inch hose, a power cable, a user manual, a carrying belt, and an o-ring mesh.
Device Dimensions: Specifically, the unit measures 355 x 250 x 400 mm.
Current: It draws 10A at 110V or 5A at 220V.
Speed: Furthermore, the device runs at 1750 RPM @ 60Hz.
Pressure Control Switch: You can set the pressure control switch at 38.5 bar / 3850 kPa (550 psi).

What is a Refrigerant Recovery Unit?

Refrigerant recovery units play a crucial role in managing refrigerant gases, such as Freon or CFCs, in cooling devices. While these gases provide comfort, they also contribute to significant environmental challenges, especially concerning the ozone layer.

In cooling systems, refrigerant gases circulate through the refrigeration cycle (compressor, pipes, evaporator, and condenser) to perform cooling. However, technicians need to be aware that leaks can occur for various reasons. When these gases escape into the atmosphere, they can cause severe damage to the ozone layer.

Benefits of Refrigerant Recovery Units

Unfortunately, technicians often lack the proper equipment to collect the remaining gas, which leads them to release it into the atmosphere. To address this issue, engineers developed a device that collects and stores leftover gas from cooling systems.

After repairs, technicians can then use the same unit to reinject the stored gas back into the system. This process effectively prevents large amounts of gas from escaping into the atmosphere, thereby minimizing potential damage.

It is essential to note that the refrigerant collection tank should never fill completely. Technicians must ensure that they fill it to a maximum of 80%. To check how much of the tank is full, they should use measuring devices like digital scales or pressure gauges.

Cost-Effective and Beneficial

You can use refrigerant recovery units in all workshops and repair shops that service cooling systems. Not only do they provide environmental benefits, but they also deliver significant economic advantages.

Note: Technicians should avoid using this device with flammable or explosive gases.