what should be the normal reading on hi and low side on a 95 degree day
gauge readings for r-22 on 95 degree day. hi and low side
Jun 14, 2013
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Refrigerant?
You might see 325lbs on the high aide and 70-80lbs on the low side depending on the indoor temperature. ^_^
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Yes. As to which refrigerant, it's in the subject line. Not in the text body, so it's really hard to find information.
Refrigerant?
Thank you for sharing.
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With clean coils both inside & outside, an inside temperature of 75 with
50% humidity, I would expect a low side of roughly 70 PSI, and an hi-side pressure of roughly 20-30 above outside ambient temperature (depending on efficiency of unit) which would correspond to 243-278 PSI. Just my opinion....
You will see that low a liquid line reading on heat pumps which usually have a larger condenser anyway and high SEER R22 units but most of the older R22 systems around here in Alabamastan where Summertime humidity is often 100% will have much higher liquid line pressures. ^_^
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