1/2′′ ODF KVL 12 KVL12 Crankcase Pressure Regulators Valve 034L0043

• Material: Brass
• Application: Industrial Usage, Water Industrial Usage
• Product Name: Crankcase Pressure Regulator
• Port Size: 1/2 ′′
• Connection: Solder
• Refrigerant: CFC, HCFC, HFC
• Model NO.: KVL 12
• Regulation Range: 0 to 6 bar, Factory Setting = 2 bar
• Max Working Pressure: 14 bar
• Medium Temperature Range: -200 to +150ºC
• Transport Package: Box, Carton, Pallet
• Specification: 2.3kg
• Trademark: BRANDO
• Origin: Ningbo, China
• HS Code: 8481804090
• Production Capacity: 10000 PCS Per Month

Product Description

 

Product Description

This is KVL 12 crankcase pressure regulator, 1/2" port size, the working medium temperature range of -200~150ºC. The KVL crankcase pressure regulators are installed in the suction line of refrigeration systems and used to protect the compressor motor against overload experienced during startup after long off periods or just after defrost periods. It is widely used in various refrigeration systems and air conditioning equipment.  

Options for you:
1. Connection Type: Solder (ODF), Flare (SAE)
2. Port Size: 1/2'', 5/8'', 7/8'', 1 1/8'', 1 3/8''
3. Refrigerants: CFC, HCFC, HFC

Refrigerants	CFC, HCFC, HFC
Regulation Range	0 to 6 bar, Factory Setting = 2 bar
Max Working Pressure	14 bar
Max Test Pressure	KVL 12-22: 28 bar KVL 28-35: 25.6 bar
Medium Temperature Range	-200 to +150ºC
Max P-band	KVL 12-22: 2.0 bar KVL 28-35: 1.5 bar

Ordering Code.

 

Model	Rated Capacity (kW)				Flare	Code No.	Solder	Code No.
	R22	R134a	R404A/R507	R407C
KVL 12	7.1	5.3	6.3	6.5	1/2 ''	034L0041	1/2 ''	034L0043
KVL 15	7.1	5.3	6.3	6.5	5/8 ''	034L0042	5/8 ''	034L0049
KVL 22	7.1	5.3	6.3	6.5			7/8 ''	034L0045
KVL 28	17.8	13.2	15.9	16.4			1 1/8 ''	034L0046
KVL 35	17.8	13.2	15.9	16.4			1 1/3 ''	034L0052

  

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