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Newly developed Sanhua R744 solutions

The enhanced pressure transmitter YCQ range from Sanhua now has many new models available which are suitable for all the main applications and refrigerants including A2L and R744.

The pressure transmitter is designed for a reliable and safe installation in sub-critical and trans-critical R744 systems. The new range of pressure transmitter includes models with a design pressure (PS) of 90bar (suitable for all the sub-critical positions) and models with a PS of 150bar for trans-critical installations.

The new range includes ratiometric models with output signals in volts or models with a current signal 4-20mA - almost all YCQx models guarantee a full compatibility with the Sanhua EEV controller SEC61x and the potential to complete the full Sanhua solution for the management of the DPF/LPF uni-polar stepper valves.

Sanhua has also extended electronic expansion valve ranges LPF and DPF with:

  • DPF-R for CO2 with max pressure = 140 bar
  • LPF-D for CO2 with max pressure = 60 bar
  • LPF series is extended with new sizes LPF30 and LPF32 which use the same coils as PQ-M24.

The electronic expansion valves LPF and DPF-R are compatible with the Sanhua electronic SEC controller with advanced PID algorithm, pressure transmitter YCQ with features like IP67 and electronic expansion valves.

the Sanhua range for R744/CO2 includes a range of components for sub-critical applications and trans-critical applications, like ball valves, check valves and others.

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