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Parker-Sporlan 901625P SORIT-20 Evaporator Pressure Regulator 0-100 PSI 1-5/8" ODF

Special Price $2,094.60 Regular Price $2,325.01
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901625P

The Parker-Sporlan 901625P Sorit 20 0/100 1 5/8 Inch Outside Diameter Flare Regulator is an important component in HVAC systems that controls the flow of refrigerant. This component ensures maximum performance and efficiency by keeping the system's pressure level constant. Commonly found in air conditioning units and refrigeration systems where exact control of refrigerant flow is crucial is the Parker-Sporlan 901625P Sorit 20 regulator. This regulator has lower maintenance costs, longer equipment lifespans, and increased energy efficiency. The Parker-Sporlan 901625P Sorit 20 regulator helps HVAC systems run more efficiently and smoothly, giving consumers comfort and dependability.

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Manufacturer Name: Parker-Sporlan
Product Number: 901625P
OEM Part Number: 901625P
Product Description: Sorit 20 0/100 1 5/8"Odf Reg
Weight:10.99lbs/4984.98g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Parker-Sporlan 901625P Evaporator Pressure Regulator?

Inspect and clean the regulator and strainer periodically to prevent debris buildup. Check for refrigerant leaks and ensure stable pressure settings. Regular calibration maintains accurate evaporator control and system efficiency.

What are common issues with the Parker-Sporlan 901625P Evaporator Pressure Regulator?

  • Pressure hunting or unstable evaporator control.
  • Internal valve sticking or restricted movement.
  • Refrigerant leakage at connections or seals.
  • Incorrect pressure regulation causing poor cooling.
  • Blocked passages reducing flow efficiency.
  • Erratic operation during load changes.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off refrigeration system, close isolation valves, and disconnect refrigerant pressure.

Step 2: Remove old regulator, noting flow direction, installation orientation, and marking ports clearly.

Step 3: Braze new regulator connections carefully, avoiding overheating the valve body.

Step 4: Leak test, evacuate system, and recharge refrigerant to specification; ensure proper system stability.

Step 5: Set and check range and confirm stable evaporator pressure operation.