Possbile Parts ?

Assassin48 · #1 12-05-2009

I went to work on sunday with my dad and found this thing they were going to throw away,

Can any of these parts be used for a phase ?

Buckeye · #2 12-05-2009

I am sure some one could, that condenser looks nice and big, perhaps for a Cascade I dont know.

Kal-EL · #3 12-05-2009

I'm sure it could be morphed into something good. Let's see if we can get ruffus in here for comment.

Assassin48 · #4 12-05-2009

Ok, yea they were going to throw it away and i was like wait i could use it lol

The first pic is the top setup and the second is another, i also picked up 2 other things but i don't know what they are, will post pics of those later .

Thanks for the quick response

punx223 · #5 12-05-2009

R22 compressor should be good, as for that condenser tells me its made for a very large cooling capacity..... im bettings it would be insanely overkill, but running a suction line/cap tube to a evap could be mocked up and pending you find a pro to do it, taht thing could prolly hold wicked load

2chesapeakes · #6 12-05-2009

You should look for a compressor that is either 120V single phase or 240 volt single phase. The compressor in the picture is 480V 3 phase. To utilize this in most residential neighborhoods you would also need to install a phase converter to change the voltage from 240V single phase to 480V 3 phase. I am no phase builder but that condensor looks like it could be used if you swap out the compressor.

thebanik · #7 12-05-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kal-EL

I'm sure it could be morphed into something good. Let's see if we can get ruffus in here for comment.

he joined OCA??? never seen him around here....

Kal-EL · #8 12-06-2009

Drop him a Hello Ruffus

ruffus · #9 12-06-2009

ok guys yes it could be use for a phase the thing is that compressor is 3 phase so it really can not be used but that condensor could be used in a real big cascade or autocascade so if u were to post more pics of what u have i am sure i could work with u or maybe we could make some trades and we could get u a working phase system or something like that and if u don't mind can i ask where u live

Neuromancer · #10 12-06-2009

480V isn't 3 phase 440V? Pretty sure that is were it was on out radar arrays on my first ship. 110v, 220v and 440V (3 phase) electrical systems

That is some serious kick ass equipment. I dont know much about phase cooling, but would bet in an industrial environment (with 440V supply) you could run an octopus off it