Reverse Cycle Refrigeration Training System Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-RAACLE-11501
Quick Answer: The Reverse Cycle Refrigeration Training System has 11 manual valves for reconfiguring its circuit, around a hermetic compressor, 4 heat exchangers, 3 expansion valves and 4 interchangeable capillaries.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
11 manually operated valves to change the refrigeration circuit and operating mode.
Hermetic compressor, 4 heat exchangers and 3 expansion valves.
4 different interchangeable capillaries.
Coaxial tube bundle heat exchanger usable as a counterflow condenser or a parallel flow evaporator.
Glycol/water circuit heated or cooled by that exchanger.
Sight glasses in the refrigerant circuit; readings on indicator instruments.
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Compressor
Hermetic
Heat exchangers
4
Expansion valves
3
Capillaries
4, interchangeable
Manual valves
11
Secondary circuit
Glycol/water mixture
About This Product
By opening and closing the valves, students move the unit between modes and see straight away how each switching operation changes the cycle, using the sight glasses to watch the state of the refrigerant. Because the coaxial exchanger can act as condenser or evaporator, the same system either heats or cools the glycol/water circuit. The Reverse Cycle Refrigeration Training System can be dispatched from India to Grenada, Oman, Italy, Uzbekistan, Malaysia and Tanzania.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the operating mode changed?
With 11 manually operated valves that alter the refrigeration circuit. The effects of each switching operation can be read directly on the indicator instruments.
What does the coaxial heat exchanger do?
It works either as a counterflow condenser or as a parallel flow evaporator, heating or cooling a glycol/water mixture circuit.
