Can the air conditioning pump of the refrigerated compartment add 134 air conditioning fluid?

The air conditioning pump of the refrigerated compartment, he and he should air conditioner are the same, you can add anything you want, they are all universal things. It can be added to the air conditioner, and it should also be added to it, which also belongs to the air conditioner.

Can the air conditioning pump of a refrigerated truck use 134 empty liquid? It depends on what kind of aircon fluid you are suitable for. Look at the manual, the manual indicates that if you can use ordinary air conditioning liquid, then you can.

If there is a sign that it must be the special air conditioning fluid of the machine, and the one suitable for the machine cannot be used indiscriminately, then it cannot be used.

Low voltage alarm, need to check the system. The failure of refrigerated trucks** is different for each manufacturer. I'll send you a copy of the frozen refrigerated truck fault** to give you an alarm number Fault description **1 Battery voltage is out of range BAT2 The pressure is too high HP3 The compartment door is not closed DR4 The return air temperature sensor is faulty 1 RTS5 The coil temperature sensor is faulty CTS6 The backup motor is overloaded SEI7 The temperature is out of the specified range RA8 The return air temperature sensor is faulty RTS29 The control circuit voltage is too high IGN10 The pressure is too low LP

The air conditioning pump of the refrigerated truck tank can add 134 air conditioning fluid.

Because the air conditioning pump itself can also add 134 air conditioning fluid.

It should be possible, but it may not work very well.

Originally, R134A was used for on-board compressors

You can also harden the mountain air conditioning industry if you dirt the cabin air conditioning pump, and this should be able to make the air a little easier, and the freezing effect will be a little better.

The air conditioner in the refrigerated compartment should be able to add this 134 air conditioning industry.

Can you add 134 air conditioning to the air conditioning pump of the refrigerated compartment Can you add 134 air conditioning liquid.

No way! The refrigeration oil used in R134 is polyester oil, which is not compatible with R22 refrigeration oil! Changing the refrigerant will damage the compressor!

It is best not to use it indiscriminately, the compressor is regulated, and the pressure of different refrigerants is different. All for the safety of your compressor, it is better to use it according to the regulations.

The 134 is also good for use on home air conditioners.

Because R134A refrigerant is generally not used in air conditioners, why?

This is due to the characteristics of R134A:

R134A is colorless, odorless, non-toxic, non-flammable, and non-**. Its latent heat of vaporization is larger than R12 and is incompatible with mineral lubricants (polyester synthetic oil must be used).

It is not miscible with nitrile rubber (polynitrile rubber must be used as a sealing element instead). It has strong water absorption, and is easy to react with water to form acid, which corrodes the refrigerator pipeline and compressor, so higher requirements are put forward for the dryness of the system (the desiccant in the system should be replaced with XH-7 or XH-9 molecular sieve, and the compressor coil and insulating material must be strengthened with insulation grade). The breakdown voltage and dielectric constant are lower than those of R12, and the thermal conductivity is about 30 times higher than that of R12.

The corrosiveness and leakage of metal and non-metal materials are the same as those of R12. R134A has no destructive effect on the atmospheric ozone layer, but it still has a certain greenhouse effect (GWP value is about, and it is currently one of the alternative working fluids for R12.

As can be seen from the above characteristics, R134A refrigerant is very suitable for use in automotive air conditioning because of its low pressure, and it is also very suitable for use in high temperature (can reach 50 degrees) weather in the Middle East. In most parts of China, R134A is rarely used as a refrigerant for household air conditioning.

Therefore, none of the air conditioners outside have added this R134A refrigerant liquid.

There may be two reasons for not adding: the first is that the refrigerant does not leak and does not need to be added, and the second is that the air conditioning maintenance worker feels that the refrigeration effect is okay in order to save trouble, so he will not replace the refrigerant. I hope my answer will be accepted!

It is recommended to add R134A refrigerant, because 134A and 410 are different in some characteristics, a set of air conditioning system is designed in accordance with the characteristics of 134A at the beginning of the design, in some characteristics, such as compressor compression power, expansion ratio, pipeline anti-penetration above are in accordance with 134A, after replacing with 410, may not be able to find anything wrong in a short time, a little longer will affect the performance of the entire air conditioning system, and even affect the use.

Yes, yes, but it has an impact on the air conditioning system, and it will cause leakage over time, and it is not good for the compressor.

It is recommended not to add you to see what is marked on your car What to add Otherwise it is not good to have more compressors.

R-134A refrigerant, alias R134A, HFC134A, HFC-134A, tetrafluoroethane, trade names include SUVA 134A, Genetron 134A, Klea 134A, etc., Chinese name tetrafluoroethane, English name 1,1,1,2-tetrafluoroethane, chemical name 1,1,1,2-tetrafluoroethane, chemical formula CH2FCF3.

Because R-134A belongs to the HFC class of substances (non-ODS substances Ozone-Depleting Substances) - so it does not destroy the ozone layer at all, it is an environmentally friendly refrigerant recognized and recommended by most countries in the world, and it is also the mainstream environmentally friendly refrigerant, which is widely used in the initial installation of new refrigeration and air-conditioning equipment and the re-addition in the maintenance process.

R134A refrigerant, as the most widely used medium and low temperature environmental protection refrigerant, due to the good comprehensive performance of HFC-134A, makes it a very effective and safe alternative to CFC-12, mainly used in most fields using R12 refrigerant, including: refrigerators, freezers, water dispensers, automotive air conditioners, air conditioning branch oaks, dehumidifiers, cold storage, commercial refrigeration, chillers, ice cream machines, refrigeration condensing units and other refrigeration equipment. At the same time, it can also be used in aerosol propellants, medical aerosols, insecticide propellants, polymer (plastic) physical foaming agents, and magnesium alloy shielding gases.

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Hello! R134A is one of the refrigeration agents, the full name is: HFC-R134A, which is an environmentally friendly refrigeration refrigerant and is currently used to replace R12, R22 and other types of refrigerants. Its chemical formula is: CH2FCF3

If it helps you, hope.

Be. At present, the vast majority of automotive air conditioning systems use R134A refrigerant in the pipeline.

Specifically, you can refer to the nameplate posted on the air conditioner pump body for the model of the applicable refrigerant.

Hello, the current car air conditioners are all R134 refrigerant. Hope it helps.

Refrigerant for refrigerated trucks includes R404A, R22, R502, R134A, R410, R12 and other refrigerants.

The most common refrigerated truck sizes in the logistics industry are meters, meters, meters, meters.

Common refrigerated models are as follows:There are many kinds of subdivisions, and the requirements of different refrigerated trucks for various transportation goods are also different: roughly:

Refrigerated trucks for fresh-keeping should generally be used with unfamiliar fruits, seafood, milk, etc.: refrigerated trucks for refrigeration: general application and transportation of frozen products.

High-risk goods refrigerated trucks: general applications with chemical transportation, vaccine trucks: generally should be with pharmaceutical systems.

Electronic components, refrigerated trucks, etc., subdivided into many varieties!

The question is too general, refrigerated truck refrigerant has R404A, R22, R502, R134A, R410, R12 and other refrigerants, depending on what brand of refrigerant your car has, what refrigerant is used, in order to answer specifically

They can be used interchangeably as long as the refrigerant type is the same.

Most of the refrigerants used in automobile air conditioning are R134A, and a few use R12; Refrigerators, especially the current ones, mostly use R600A or R134A, and rarely use R12, because R12, as a substance that can cause damage to the ozone layer in the atmosphere, has been banned in principle by the International Environmental Protection Agency.

If the type of refrigerant used in household air conditioning and the refrigerant used in automobile air conditioning are the same, they can be universal; It is best not to use inconsistent models.

The type of refrigerant used in refrigerators and the type of refrigerant used in automobile air conditioners are marked on the nameplate of the air conditioner or the nameplate of the air conditioner compressor.

It depends on the kind of refrigerant used in household refrigerators, and the refrigerants used in general vehicles are R12 and R134A, and the same refrigerant fluorine corresponding to refrigerators can be used interchangeably.

Look at the refrigerant model described in the refrigerator, you can add the corresponding refrigerant, generally not universal, the low temperature of the refrigerator refrigerant should be minus 20 degrees.

But the method of adding is different, the refrigerator has a large capacity and a low temperature. The connections of the tubing are brazed-sealed. It's not the same as the car's.

The old model uses the R12 (which has been largely obsolete).

Later it was R134A, and now many are R600A refrigerants.

Most automotive refrigerants are R134A, and if your refrigerator uses R134A refrigerant, it is perfectly usable.

If it's an R600A, it can't be used.

Look at the label on your fridge. What type of refrigerant is used to determine whether it can be used.

If the refrigerants are the same, they can be used interchangeably.

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