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    Vaccing a system



    Just wondering .. Any thoughts on using 2 x vac pumps on a vrv ..does this vac better /quicker .. Someone recently told me it doesnt do it any quicker as one vac cancels the other ??? Are they right ??



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    Re: Vaccing a system

    1 vac pump- 3/8 line- schraeder cores removed- vac on both sides- with valves driven open-and use a torr gauge- u cant rush a vac- and more connections on a system could create issues- and who wants to lug 2 vac pumps to an outdoor- triple vac helps too and a long vac gives u a better sun tan

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    Re: Vaccing a system

    Ha ha .. Yeah I know all the above .. But was just wondering really .. Agree with lugging the two vac pumps about.. Just thought if you used two when pushed for time sometimes

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    Re: Vaccing a system

    never use 2- my 2nd vac pump is in me shed-and stayin there- usually i vac for 24 hrs- - all good fun weatherproofin ur vac pump and placing access covers over the pump and weighing it down with nitro bottles!!

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    Re: Vaccing a system

    "Depending on the system line sizes of large-tonnage systems, it is better to put two smaller, easily handled
    pumps, at different locations. This will overcome some of the pressure drop problems and actually be faster than a single, large pump."

    That quote is taken from a vacuum pump manufacturer.
    http://www.jbind.com/marketing/Princ...Presention.pdf

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