RHEEM 171066 -Ruud 611038 3/8 R22 3Ton TXV W/Distributor

Expansion Valve (TXV) w/Bleed Port

The Rheem/Ruud 171066 - Ruud 611038 Expansion Valve (TXV) w/Bleed Port. This TXV installs in the air handler for the equipment to achieve the installations called for on the replacement application tables. The delivery pressure from the ton house is 45 PSI or greater needed to dial in this TXV for proper operation.

The Expansion Valve (TXV) is designed to work on refrigerant systems that use oil as a cooling agent. The unit is an H-21 rated 2-way non-bleed expansion valve that has a capillary tube w/bleed port (B). It is designed to maintain the correct pressure within the system while allowing for expansion of the refrigerant.

RHEEM TXV,UPGRADEABLE PV w/ bleeder port

Rheem 171066 -Ruud 611038 3/8 R22 3Ton TXV W/Distributor. Used in good condition and tested good upon inspection. AC/HP, High Capacity, 3ton, Tubing size: 1/2", Tri-Union Threads, Number of Ports: 2, RHEEM Part

This 3/8" R22 TXV from Rheem can be used as a replacement part in your system, or can be used as a recovery valve for a new system. This TXV will replace any standard 3/4" R22 TXV that has the same electrical connections.

Rheem's line of TXV (thermostatic expansion valves) combines the convenience and reliability of a single stage unit, with the added ability to utilize an outdoor reset control. The 10-foot remote control is required for the outdoor reset feature, and works with all Rheem TXV systems. This combination unit is an easy retrofit into existing applications as well as new construction applications.

Rheem's 3 Ton TXV is the heart of your air conditioning unit. It serves as a temperature-sensitive "valve" that controls the flow of refrigerant through your HVAC system to your home's air ducting and registers. By monitoring evaporator coil temperatures, it precisely regulates the ratio of refrigerant and oil needed to be sent to the compressor, thus controlling the discharge temperature sent to the evaporator coil. This helps reduce your energy use by ensuring that your system runs with just the right amount of capacity necessary for operation.