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ebruary 2005 / BULLETIN 70-10

COMBINATION MOISTURE

& LIQUID INDICATOR

For use on Refrigerant 12, 134a, 22, 404A, 407C, 410A, 502, 507 and Other Refrigerants

THE SEE•ALL

IS THE

SUREST WAY TO KNOW

YOUR SYSTEM IS DRY...

See•All is a trademark owned by Sporlan Valve Division of Parker Hannifin and is registered in the U.S. Patent office.

Bulletin 70-10, February 2005, supersedes Bulletin 70-10, July 2000, and all prior publications.

Summary of content (4 pages)

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February 2005 / BULLETIN 70-10 COMBINATION MOISTURE & LIQUID INDICATOR THE SEE•ALL® IS THE SUREST WAY TO KNOW YOUR SYSTEM IS DRY... For use on Refrigerant 12, 134a, 22, 404A, 407C, 410A, 502, 507 and Other Refrigerants See•All is a trademark owned by Sporlan Valve Division of Parker Hannifin and is registered in the U.S. Patent office. Bulletin 70-10, February 2005, supersedes Bulletin 70-10, July 2000, and all prior publications.
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Page 2 \ Bulletin 70-10 MOISTURE & LIQUID INDICATOR The Sporlan See•All Moisture and Liquid Indicator combines the two functions of moisture and liquid indication into a single economical product. It takes the guess work out of servicing refrigeration and air conditioning equipment. The See•All assists the technician in determining the state of the circulating refrigerant at a particular location and if a safe moisture level exists in the system.
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Bulletin 70-10 / Page 3 Table 1 MOISTURE CONTENT – PPM REFRIGERANT 12 SEE•ALL SHOWS Green - DRY REFRIGERANT 134a REFRIGERANT 502 REFRIGERANT 404A & 507 REFRIGERANT 407C REFRIGERANT 410A 100° F Below 30 75° F Below 120 75° F Below 75 LIQUID LINE TEMPERATURE 75° F Below 5 100° F Below 10 75° F Below 30 100° F Below 45 75° F Below 50 100° F Below 80 75° F Below 10 100° F Below 20 75° F Below 15 5-15 10-30 30-90 45-130 50-200 80-225 10-45 20-65 15-90 30-140 120-280 75-150 Above 15
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Page 4 / Bulletin 70-10 LIQUID WATER — On occasion it is possible for large quantities of water to enter a refrigeration system. An example would be a broken tube in a water cooled condenser. If this happens and free water comes in contact with the indicator element, the element will be damaged. All moisture indicating elements use a chemical salt (see "How it Works").