SKU
A408A250B4S20X0XNXSN

A408A250B4S20X0XNXSN Refrigerating Specialties (RS) 1 A4AKB Inlet-Re-Seating Relief with Electric Wide Opening Range A, 3/4 Sock

Reseating relief regulator. Open wide above set point. Repeatedly reseats after operation.
List Price $1,966.00 List Price $1,966.00 Web Price $1,173.73
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The A4A inlet family of regulators are compact, heavy duty, pilot operated, and have remarkable functionality. They sue upstream pressure for the opening force and require a minimum 0.14bar (2psig) pressure drop to open. These valves are normally ordered with close coupled upstream strainers to prevent the entrance of foreign materials into the valve and rest of system. The valve' purpose is to modulate flow of refrigerant gas or liquid to maintain constant upstream pressure as set-for, despite load fluctuations. Features and Benefits:Pilot operated characterized Modulating Plug for precise controlSuitable for all common refrigerants and oil27.6bar (400psig) design pressure (MRP)Flanges threaded or welded steel pipe and copper tube (copper not for ammonia)Interchangeable partsEasy to serviceClose coupled strainers, optionalMany control variations are possible with the use of a few Modules and KitsStainless Steel DiaphragmChrome Plated Pilot Seat Manual Opening StemApplication:Depending on the specific variation of this valve, the application may include, but is not limited to;- Evaporator pressure control, temperature control, defrosting, Maximum Cooling, regulating defrost, Crankcase pressure regulation, Liquid Chillers, Low Pressure Drop, Hot Gas Bypass, Load Change Compensation, Reducing liquid or vapor line pressure, any inlet pressure control, Non-Atmospheric relief
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Weight 25.090000
Brand Parker - Refrigerating Specialties (RS)
Condition New
Port Size 1"
Pressure Range PSI 5 to 150 psig
Capacity Range Full Capacity
Coil Type No Coil-No Coil Style
Flange Size 3/4"
Flange Connection Socket-Weld
Strainer Type Without Strainer
Pressure Set Point 70 psi
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