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Old 03-31-14, 12:35 PM   #11
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"It means the suction pressure going too high and the vapor getting too dense for the compressor design." Thanks for answer.
How would I know if it's getting close to this? Monitor compressor current?

Am going to have a TMV set @ 90*F Max. for source water from solar tank to evaporator.

Solar tank minimum may go down to 35*F, so 35* -> 90* for source.

I think that I can figure out a way to have boiler run temperature up to 140*F every few days.


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Old 03-31-14, 01:24 PM   #12
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Just check if the compressor current is starting to go over the rated full load current.

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