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R-134A and R-1234YF Refrigerant Recovery and Oil Separation Unit

Item Number: CPSTRSA21 Supplier: CPS PRODUCTS INC

Description

The TRSA21 is specially designed to recover contaminated R-134a or R-1234yf for Mobile A/C systems. The TRSA21 utilizes CPS’s patent-pending 2-cylinder oil-less compressor. The unit is equipped with a suction side oil separator to collect oil removed from the mobile A/C system

Features & Benefits

Dual Scavenger Manifold with Service Hoses and Couplers
- For R-134a and R-1234yf system hook-up
Small High Side Volume
- Eliminates pump down system
Ignition Proof Design
- For use with Class A2L refrigerants
All Components Mounted on a Heavy Duty Roll Cage
- Provide a layer of protection to the equipment
Carry Handle Integrated Into The Roll Cage
- For easy portability

Includes

CPSCRX430TS, 30lb DOT Recovery Tank with Overfill Sensor
CPSQC123414SET, R1234yf Low and High Service Couplers
CPSQC14SET, R134a Low and High Service Couplers
CPSARH130-A1, Discharge Hose
CPSMAID8QDL, Dual manifold Gauge Set

Warranty

CPS® Products, Inc. guarantees that all products are free of manufacturing and material defects to the original owner for one year from the date of purchase

Product Specifications

Commercial: ARI740 Groups III, IV and V
Dimensions: 17.5" (444mm) Long x 11.25" (285mm) High x 7.75" (196mm) Wide
Exterior Protection: Painted Roll Cage Frame
High Pressure Shut-Off (PSI): 550 Auto Reset
Inlet Filter Drier with Moisture Indicator: 16 Cubic Inch Drier
Maximum Power Consumption: 1000 W
Motor Protection: Thermal Overload
Power Source: 115VAC 60Hz 1Ph
Refrigerants Automotive: R-134a, R-1234yf
Temperature Operating Range: 32 ˚F - 120 ˚F (0 ˚C - 49 ˚C)
Weight: 32.2 lb / 14.6 kg

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