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Posted by on August 26, 2007, 11:42 pm
> >
> >
> > > There is no real true settings for superheat, you as tech
> > > must find what is best for your type of condition you are
> > > working on. example while 10 degree of superheat may be
> > > ideal for AC system with 25 feet line it might not be for 150 feet,
> > > you need to know what is more important to you efficiency of
> > > your system or life of compressor don't forget that compressor
> > > gets cooling from gas coming back to it, some time compromised
> > > got to be taking, but if compressor can not stay cool then suction
> > > liquid injection must be added, it all depend on you application
> > > ideal superheat is always around 10-20 degree however it should
> > > never be less then 10.
> > > Tony
> >
> > You are so full-of-shit, it isn't funny.
>
> The reason for asking this question is I'm working on a high rise
> building that the engineer designed and that is why it requires a 150
> ft to 200ft line. Also consider putting 10 SEER units adding
> accumulator and a TXV.
Why not contact the manufacture's technical reps and ask them what they
require?
Have you ever dealt with SL traps, LL solenoid, etc?
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