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VIRGINIA RT3510V2S-KS RECEIVER Suction Line Accumulator

The VIRGINIA RT3510V2S-KS RECEIVER is a suction line accumulator with a 3.1 lb capacity, 11.12 in height, and 3.5 in diameter. It features a steel shell, copper connection material, and a 1/4 in sweat connection…

SKU 3G-OTH-71890

Also listed as: RT3510V2SKSRECEIVER · RT3510V2S KS RECEIVER · RT3510V2S-KS-RECEIVER

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VIRGINIA
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RT3510V2S-KS RECEIVER Suction Line Accumulator
Part Number
RT3510V2S-KS RECEIVER
Category
Suction Line Accumulators
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Manufacturer Part Number
RT3510V2S-KS RECEIVER
Shell Material
Steel
Metering Orifice
Yes
Connection Material
Copper

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Product Description

The VIRGINIA RT3510V2S-KS RECEIVER is a suction line accumulator with a 3.1 lb capacity, 11.12 in height, and 3.5 in diameter. It features a steel shell, copper connection material, and a 1/4 in sweat connection. This unit includes a metering orifice and is identified by manufacturer part number RT3510V2S-KS RECEIVER.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a VIRGINIA suction line accumulator used for?

A VIRGINIA suction line accumulator protects compressors in refrigeration and HVAC systems by preventing liquid slugging. It collects excess liquid refrigerant and oil, allowing only vapor to return to the compressor. This model, with a 3.1 lb capacity and 1/4 in sweat connection, is suited for commercial and industrial cooling applications.

What are the specifications of the VIRGINIA RT3510V2S-KS RECEIVER accumulator?

The VIRGINIA RT3510V2S-KS RECEIVER suction line accumulator has a 3.1 lb capacity, 11.12 in height, and 3.5 in diameter. It features a steel shell, copper connection material, a 1/4 in sweat connection, and includes a metering orifice. The manufacturer part number is RT3510V2S-KS RECEIVER.

Where to buy VIRGINIA suction line accumulators worldwide?

3G Electric supplies VIRGINIA suction line accumulators worldwide. As a global industrial equipment distributor, we handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your location. Contact us to source the VIRGINIA RT3510V2S-KS RECEIVER or other models for your refrigeration and HVAC needs.

How to install a VIRGINIA suction line accumulator?

Install the VIRGINIA accumulator vertically in the suction line near the compressor, with the inlet from the evaporator and outlet to the compressor. Ensure proper brazing of the 1/4 in sweat connections using copper-compatible techniques. Follow standard refrigeration practices for pressure testing and evacuation before system startup.

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Common applications for VIRGINIA
Commercial refrigeration — Virginia suction line accumulators prevent compressor slugging in walk-in coolers and freezers.
HVAC systems — Virginia accumulators with metering orifices protect compressors in air conditioning units from liquid floodback.
Ice machine maintenance — Virginia H419 liquid cleaner removes mineral scale from ice-making equipment.
Cold storage — Virginia suction line accumulators with steel shells and copper connections ensure reliable operation in low-temperature systems.
Food service — Virginia ice machine cleaners maintain ice quality and machine efficiency in restaurants and bars.
Refrigeration repair — Virginia sealing foam tape provides sealing and insulation for piping and components.
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Steel shell suction line accumulator with copper sweat connections. Includes metering orifice. Used in refrigeration and air conditioning systems to prevent liquid slugging by temporarily holding excess liquid refrigerant and oil, allowing only vapor to return to the compressor
Steel-shell suction line accumulator with copper sweat connections. Includes a metering orifice. Used in refrigeration and air conditioning systems to protect compressors from liquid slugging by temporarily storing excess liquid refrigerant and oil
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Steel-shell suction line accumulator with copper sweat connections. Includes a metering orifice. Used in refrigeration and air conditioning systems to protect compressors from liquid slugging by temporarily storing excess liquid refrigerant and oil

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