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ARTIC MASTER *REFRIGERANT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM* (COMMERCIAL,INDUSTRIAL,RESIDENTIAL

$ 95.04

  • Brand: ARTIC MASTER
  • MPN: Does Not Apply

Description

AFTER ARTIC MASTER IS INSTALLED BY A TRAINED AND CERTIFIED INSTALLER , THE MANUFACTURER GUARANTEES A MINIMUM 20% INCREASE IN COOLING CAPACITY AND REDUCTION IN ENERGY DEMAND TO RUN YOUR EXISTING AIR COOLED A/C SYSTEM (8% MINIMUM IN WATER COOLED UNITS ) EASY TO INSTALLED BY LICENSED AND CERTIFIED INSTALLER . How Articmaster Works 1 The liquid refrigerant enters the Articmaster allowing the Compressor to do work with less Head Pressure 2 The lower Head Pressure reduces amperage draw AND lowers the liquid refrigerant temperature 3 At the bottom outlet is a stationary impeller that spins the liquid refrigerant as it drains, creating a Swirling Turbulent flow 4 The liquid refrigerant leaving the Articmaster is in a swirling, uniform flow. Increase flow velocity profile at the edge Reduces flow restrictions Removes oil that has collected on the tube inner surface Maintain flow efficiency 5 The swirling, colder refrigerant passes through the thermal expansion valve, enabling the refrigerant to absorb more heat at the evaporator coil ( Q=Mass*Cp(T2-T1)), where Cp is the specific heat. 6 The Efficiency of Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration Systems is generally described as follows: Efficiency = Work Performed Energy Consumed Or = Cooling Performed Energy Consumed AC/Refrigeration System with Articmaster installed changes its Efficiency by Increasing the Cooling Performed and/or Reducing the Energy Consumed. Therefore, AC/Refrigeration System with Articmaster Efficiency is: EFFICIENCY = INCREASED COOLING PERFORMED REDUCED ENERGY CONSUMED 7 In colder weather application, as the evaporator coil becomes colder, the compression ratio of the condenser is reduced due to lower head pressure The lower head pressure reduces the liquid refrigerant to flow out of the condenser, allowing refrigerant to back up into the condenser The refrigerant vortex level in the Articmaster will become shallow and will cavitate or suck warm gas vapor from the upper portion of the vessel This will momentarily starve the evaporator, and the warm gas will defrost the coil, keeping it from freezing further