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    R410A pressure



    Anybody knows the average pressure of a R410A mini SPLIT pipes when the system is OFF
    in a sunny day ?
    Last edited by Acrisoft; 28-12-2012 at 11:08 PM.



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    Re: R410A pressure

    Look it up on a pressure temperature chart, what i might think an average summer day would be different to you in Brazil!
    Mostly found in Oxfordshire, UK :)

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    Re: R410A pressure

    Hi

    Here is 28 c approx. 85 F. In table saturation pressure at this temperature is 280PSI.
    But i need to know the pressure with system OFF with both sides equalized.

    Moises

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    Re: R410A pressure

    Turn off the system and connect gauges and wait for it to equalize.Record pressure ,job done!!
    You really need to clarify the refrigerant involved is it R410A as stated in the thread name OR is it R404A as stated in the first post??
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    Re: R410A pressure

    Not to mention the fact that the pressure when the system is off is useless as a measurement of anything useful...



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    Re: R410A pressure

    It's R410A. I correct the first post. Thank you.

    Quote Originally Posted by stufus View Post
    Turn off the system and connect gauges and wait for it to equalize.Record pressure ,job done!!
    You really need to clarify the refrigerant involved is it R410A as stated in the thread name OR is it R404A as stated in the first post??
    Cheers
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    Re: R410A pressure

    I was curious about static pressure because the R410A busted the connection flare.

    Now I wonder if a normal R410A pressure would be able to do it or only presence of air inside of system
    could be able to do it ?

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    Re: R410A pressure

    Neither would be able to bust a properly made flare on the correct pipework.

    Bearing in mind that it should been tested at 1.5 X Maximum Operating pressure...



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