@glrefrigeration: 10 usd molecular transformator 🤣 for refrigerant recovery #hvac #hvactools #refrigeration #hvactechnician

Jon :

Just recover it to the atmosphere

idothevoodothatyoudo :

Ya I’ve never had an issue with long recovery in residential, like 20 mins tops. 12-15 pounds, just remove the core. It goes way faster

Boilerman :

Yes, because it’s so easy to find a bucket of ice on the hot summer day

cotis_gaming :

to be honest I see these but ive never used one. does it make recovery faster? is it a best practice thing? my recovery times are usually pretty quick.

Arthur Terrazas :

dude ....dont give your ideas away

EMPIRE COOLING :

Air System :

You're doing it wrong. It's supposed to be an orange bucket without the copper, no ice, no tank, and no machine.

Justo :

sub cooler nice

Los :

That’s a solid idea broski

Chiller Mekanik :

I've built a few. Small ones and big ones - once brazed fittings to a roll of 7/8 and threw it in the cooling tower sump. When transferring 3 or 4 thousand lbs of refrigerant, something like this helps.

James :

I made the same thing I'm not paying like 500 bucks for one in a fancy hard cover

Juan Toledo :

Buena Idea

Joe Blanchard :

Elite ball knowledge

Joseraldo Alós :

Perfect 👍💪👍💪👍

Jose M. :

Use the big blue recovery tank😎

woodu269 :

it goes from hot to cold

Carlos Miranda4299 :

Mine came out of a soda line cooling tower

Jason Jameson :

i use a 1/2 ton water cooled condenser. works so good.

Kodak :

Good ol’ subcool doodad

iantaylor6130 :

Not that serious 7lbs max just recover it use a hose

MusicPower :

i built one of those to be used as an aire drier for paint

Alex Montoya :

I just used a bucket and ice

Khem :

made your own subcooler

user1847806884888 :

The real molecular transformer is way better than that one is I have one that I made and the one that I bought the one I bought is way better