RHEEM VA-35-6S -Ruud "3/4"" Suction Line Accumulator"

"3/4"" Suction Line Accumulator"

RHEEM VA-35-6S -Ruud "3/4"" Suction Line Accumulator"

Protect your HVAC investment and prolong pump life by storing water in this "3/4"" Suction Line Accumulator from Rheem. This product leads to optimal performance, and a decreased need for duct cleaning services. Stainless steel finish resists corrosion. Connects directly to the discharge or pressure side of an R-22 condensing unit. Flows a maximum of ."

A suction line accumulator has a large amount of water in it and prevents the surge of water that happens when large amounts of hot water needs to go into the heater. This keeps the volume down, which in turn helps prevent the water from coming out of the shower head, etc. This powerful 3/4

Our Suction Line Accumulator reduces the water loss from suction loss. This unit holds 5 gallons of water and stops up to 2/3 of suction line water loss in the event of a leak.

The VA-35 and VA-45 series accumulators are the vacuum reservoirs designed for suction line installations that have a low–pressure drop. Both models incorporate an effective flow control baffle to maintain a constant low–flow rate regardless of the sucking back pressure of the pump. It's vacuum relief valve ensures smooth start up of the pump in any position. The polypropylene body is virtually unbreakable, yet weighs less than 2 pounds. It features a removable/replaceable sight glass that monitors fluid level and has 1/2"" NPT pipe thread connections, with either bronze or brass shut–off valves,

The VA-35-6S converts 6 GPM of suction line flow to a holding tank, for situations where discharge is not practical. It is ideal for applications such as golf courses, car washes, construction sites, and others.

The accumulator eliminates dripping, bubbling, and sputtering by defusing excess water that may accumulate in the line during an extended freeze cycle. When your outdoor unit regulates its temperature within the thermostat setting, the accumulator reduces excessive condensation along the suction line and drain for improved comfort and energy savings.