40 Ton Glycol Chiller 

I’ll film 🎥 it Monday

@@NorCal-refrigeration okay!

Was wondering what techs thought about uni-t meters. Their one of my favs because of size.....

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Seems like when dealing with ductless splits the tech support becomes an hour of phone time. The rectifier boards don't like power surges...

@@SovereignTroll gotta have that surge protector on them for sure

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I’ve worked on one of these systems before in San Francisco. It was from the late 90’s I believe. They used it for a soup chiller 134a system with 10ton txv haha

A bunch of them here in south America they are from Danfoss, they are not bad and haven't experienced that voltage issue here and we run 208 when everything is perfect which is not usually the case 19-201 is more usual tho all i service are 3 phase. Reliable but LOUD mofos.

Keep at it. Took me 8 interviews 13 years to get in. No BS.

Thanks bro I feel better now

probably system full of schmutz and goes into cavitation on startup vs. pumping like it's supposed to. so they wired to run full time, instead of rebuilding much of the system to fix cavitation issues. manual cycling the outlet ball valve slowly is likely all it takes to get it flowing again. 🤔

You want 30-35%. To much glycol you loose capacity

Yeah the lowest Ill let it go is 25% that works on the beer cooler units I work on between 29-25 brix % glycol units. Don’t too thick either. Thanks dave 👍🙏

@@shine-cg9uf So glad we 86'd our long draw draft system in our granstand, a couple of those concessions had 250' lines between the kegs and taps.

@@davejohnsonnola7908 holy long distance batman!!! That's insane. Kegerators if possible.

@@shine-cg9uf screw that....bottles or cans only!😎

Nevermind just seen the other video sorry.

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What model ? H10 for the Win 🥇🏆

@@OcRefrig Inficon D-Tek stratus is better. That cloud hunting mode has saved my bacon more than once already. Amazing how it can pick up a leak when the leak isn't even in the box. It was up in the attic, line set leak....my Dad had the OG GE H10, he swore by it to find tiny R12 leaks in reach in fridges back in the day. But I've been able to pick up even natural gas leaks too small to get bubbles from... just a tiny hint of smell if I put my nose right on the union that I didn't have lined up quite right with the D-tek

@@brnmcc01 Heard some good reviews on the dtek stuff.

@@OcRefrig One of these days I might give you a call, and I can tell you some of the crazy leaks I found with it. So far so good, I haven't tried it yet with R290. But a simulated natural gas leak it worked like a champ. But I don't know when or if you'd have time to chat. And if you're twice as busy as I am, I'd rather not! Haha

My Astro van will still be on the road chugging along.