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*This should pretty well explain:*http://www.dometic.com/enus/Americas/USA/Marine/Breathe-Easy-Air-Purifiers/products/?productdataid=94755* No Ozone...Watch the video too... * Steve~

*Hey all...Not spamming here (ck my past posts) and I'm not trying to hijack HeadMistress's thread, but since it was brought up... I sell the Dometic Fresh Air Tube...It's really not complicated, and just connects in-line in a duct...Then power comes from the main power input of the A/C unit...

*Well...417a is a blend...Where R-134a is not, and was developed to simulate R-12 operation...417a is forulated as a Drop-In replacement for R-22 in existing systems. I also have a Drop-In (blend) on the truck for R-12...Have to go out & look (don't use it much) but I think it's R-416a...It...

*That's Cool Jim ** Wasn't trying to challange you...But this is all I have done for a living for well over 20 years, and with all respect & fairness to you...I may have seen just a few more systems than most...It is a common issue... Heck...My refrigerator clunks at home on shut off if it gets...

Skinny Dude * *Depends on what you mean by "register" Discharges should always dump out high because of the nature of colder air to fall... You don't want Cold Toes & a Hot Head * You may be better off if you have space...To enlarge one of the existing if needed... Also: a 16K with 2...

Oops...That's right...You did say it was 16K... From that I can tell you it needs a total of 80 square inches of discharge grill area & 140-160 of return... Steve~ -- Edited by spcoolin on Monday 13th of June 2011 05:30:19 PM

Well like I said...If it's a Rotary compressor, charging is slightly different because it is normal for Rotary's to run hot...The hot discharge gas is just inside the compressor shell. Most Rotary compressors are Tall & Skinny with the wire connections on top... Most piston type comppressors...

*Not really true...34 to 42 degrees is the target with a 15 to 18 degree TD... <ul>Higher than 18 degree TD usually means restricted air flow and is where you will see coil icing in ambient air temps below 68 degrees or higher depending on how restricted...Less than 15 degree TD usually means a...

Actually Guys... That clunking is internal to the compressor...The motor inside actually clunks against the shell of the compressor when the torque is released... It also usually means that you are running Higher than normal Head pressure (High side pressure) due to either reduced seawater...

*Hi Steve~ First let me congradulate you for a job well done !!! A few notes: That FLA rating is with a clean water (condenser) coil & (I believe) 85* seawater... <ul>Seawater condensers are known to build up a hard water scale acting like an insulating blanket preventing proper heat transfer...

* That's true. I am working with a knowledgable buddy also and have found the my supply grills are not large enough (square inches) for the CFM's coming out of the air handler. He is designing a new plenum and we will add an additional vent and this should help also. *This is more likely your...

Sorry to say folks...Tundra is No More....The factory in Mexico had a fire, and Dometic (who bought out Taylor Made) has no plans to rebuild... Dometic does still offer combo Fridge/Freezer boxes in the under counter style, but no apartment size boxes, or stand alone one purpose fridge/freezers...

Ok...Guess it won't allow me to post links because that post won't show for me. Anyway...You can go to my forum (link in my sig) and scroal down to hold over refrigeration & read from there... If you are interested in Dometic's 12/24 volt portable top loading refrigerator/freezer (they will...

Here's the link to my forum on Hold Over refrigeration...http://marine-ac.com/forum/hold-overcold-plate-refrigeration/ Here is a link to Dometic's 12/24 volt portable top loading refrigerator/freezers...

So they did show ?...Yesterday when I posted them they wouldn't show for me even though I was shown as the last poster in this thread... I'll post the links again in my next post to see if it's a link thing...If this one stays but the other dosen't... Steve~

Here is a link to what Dometic offers in stand alone 12/24 volt refrigerator/freezers...http://www.dometic.com/enus/Americas/USA/Marine/Refrigerators/Refrigeration/?productdataid=85492 Here is a link to the Hold Over plate section of my forum...

Most all straight 12 or 24 volt manufactued boxes will utilize the Danfoss compressor & electrical module, except Norcold (we in the industry nickname Nevercold) which uses a 20 volt swing compressor that they step up or down power to with a propriortary power module that is expensive...

What the deal here folks is...That water coil runs much colder than the water that runs thru it...40 degree & below water may cause that coil to run as low as 22-32 degrees... It will surely freeze solid...But the less than freezing water before it, will still try to pump.... Steve~ --...

Here's a repeat & quote... Cruisair/Marine Air say's ...Under no conditions should you run our systems in heat mode with less than 40 degree F water.... "The worst part is the ice can rupture that water coil, and that usually ruins the rest of the unit/system due to water getting into the...

Hello Everyone...Yes that's me in the link...Thanks to both that posted about me & my site...I do try to help for free in hopes that some might Consider buying from me if you like my advise or help...Nothing more... As far as reverse cycle heat...You should not run the system with any lower...