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Tecumseh 50812-1T Condenser Water Cooled

Special Price $511.62 Regular Price $567.90
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50812-1T

The Tecumseh 50812-1T Condenser Water Cooled is a replacement condenser unit for a variety of HVAC systems, such as air conditioners and heat pumps. It functions by transferring heat from the refrigerant to water that is moving through the condenser coils in order to reject heat to the outside environment. It helps in keeping a building's interior at the appropriate cool temperature. Water-cooled condensers, such as the Tecumseh 50812-1T, operate more quietly and efficiently than conventional air-cooled condensers, especially in warm areas. This is because water has a higher heat-absorbing capacity than air, which enables the condenser to run at a lower pressure and lowers the HVAC system's overall energy usage. Furthermore, compared to their air-cooled counterparts, water-cooled condensers are typically quieter.

Manufacturer:
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Manufacturer Name: Tecumseh
Product Number: 50812-1T
OEM Part Number: 50812-1T
Product Description: Condenser Water Cooled
Weight:12.4lbs/5624.54g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Tecumseh 50812-1T Condenser Water Cooled?

Regularly monitor water flow and clean the condenser passages to avoid scaling or mineral buildup. Check for leaks and ensure proper water excellence to avoid corrosion. Flush the system periodically and isolate power before servicing for better maintenance practices.

What are common issues with the Tecumseh 50812-1T Condenser Water Cooled?

  • Reduced heat transfer from scale accumulation.
  • Water flow restrictions causing overheating.
  • Internal corrosion affecting performance.
  • Leakage within condenser tubing.
  • Fouling from debris or poor water quality.
  • Pressure imbalance impacting cooling efficiency.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off power and isolate system and ensure pressure is released safely.

Step 2: Position condenser on level base with proper clearance for water inlet/outlet lines.

Step 3: Connect water lines securely, using correct fittings and leak-proof sealing, and tighten connections.

Step 4: Connect refrigerant lines per manufacturer specs and torque requirements.

Step 5: Restore water flow, check for leaks, then energize system and verify operating pressures.