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Refrigeration & Climate Components Solutions core filter shells (suction line) Cleaning, decontamination and protection of refrigerating and air conditioning installation refrigerant circuits. Suction replaceable core filter shells give the possibility to replace only active filter parts. Functional features •Products are compatible with HFCs, HCFCs, CFCs, as well as with their associated oils and additives. Products are designed for use of non-hazardous refrigerants from group 2 of PED •Product classification in CE categories is performed using the PED 97/23/EC table, corresponding to a volume-based selection. •The suction filter shells also allow for CCY N cleaning cores, •1/4" NPT taper tapping and its plug on the end plate, allowing the installation of a pressure tap or a feeding valve. •End plate perfectly tight thanks to its circular rim and its gasket compatible with all HFCs, HCFCs and CFCs. > Individual core holder treated against corrosion by zinc-coating, with a reduced course for core replacement; therefore, replacement time is extremely reduced, limiting drier filter cores and inner circuit part exposition times to ambient atmosphere. > Core holders are designed to ensure automatic and immediate centring of the filter shells. > No flow area restriction outside the filter shells thanks to an appropriate filtering system. > Low suction filter shells case footprint, for large section > In the case of use of CCY F felt filtering cores or CCY I stainless steel mesh cloth cores, the refrigerant can operate in both directions. > GOST certified products. Non-binding documents

^2 Refrigeration & Climate Components Solutions core filter shells (suction line) * Suction filter shells are to be mounted on the suction line between the evaporator * The refrigerant flow direction, indicated by an arrow on the suction filter shells' tags, should be complied with, unless CCY F felt cores or CCY I stainless steel mesh cloth cores are being used. * Mounting to be performed in whichever position, but not vertically with the outlet connection oriented downwards. * Suction filter shells should be installed so that they do not create an oil trap. * While mounting the suction...

Refrigeration & Climate Components Solutions ^ 2 Replaceable <™B™« core filter shells (suction line) ■ Core replacement procedure 1 • Isolate the BDCY suction filter shell. 2 • Purge the installation up to atmospheric pressure (shell should be empty of refrigerants) 4 • Remove the bottom core holder. 5 • Remove the used core. 6 • The CCY A 42 adapter should be used with CCY 42 HP and CCY 42 N cores but should imperatively be removed if CCY 42 F and CCY 42 I cores are being used. 7 • Clean and replace if necessary, the CCY A 42 adapter and the outlet screen. 8 • Check and replace if...

^ ^ * Refrigeration & Climate Components Solutions core filter shells (suction line) *BDCY (corresponding cores: CCY 42) O Refrigerating capacities according to Standard ARI 730-2001 for To = 4.4°C, Tk = 32°C. If different conditions, refer to correction factors in chapter 112. 0 Chapter "Connection features and drawings" (refer to chapter 114). Non-binding documents

Refrigeration & Climate Components Solutions ^ ^ core filter shells (suction line) *BDCY (corresponding cores: CCY 42) (1) The working pressure is limited to the PS BT value when working temperature is lower than or equal to TS BT value. (2) Classification by volume, according to PED 97/23/EC (refer to chapter 0 page 7). Non-binding documents

core filter shells (suction line) ■ Core replacement procedure 1 • Isolate the ACY suction filter shell. 2 • Purge the installation up to atmospheric pressure (shell should be empty of refrigerants) 4 • Remove the core holders one after the other. 5 • Remove the used cores. 6 • Clean very carefully the core holders, the CCY A 48 adapter and the inner part of the shell case. 7 • Replace systematically the gasket on the end plate and check core holders gaskets. 8 • Remove the core from its can and put it on the core holder, separating by traction the two flanges that hold the core holder...

Refrigeration & Climate Components Solutions ^ j core filter shells (suction line) *ACY (corresponding cores: CCY 48, PLATINIUM 48) (V Refrigerating capacities according to Standard ARI 730-2001 for To = 4.4°C, Tk = 32°C. If different conditions, refer to correction factors in chapter 112. Non-binding documents

^ g * Refrigeration & Climate Components Solutions core filter shells (suction line) *ACY (corresponding cores: CCY 48, PLATINIUM 48) (V Chapter "Connection features and drawings" (refer to chapter 114). Non-binding documents

Refrigeration & Climate Components Solutions ^ g core filter shells (suction line) *ACY (corresponding cores: CCY 48, PLATINIUM 48) (1) The working pressure is limited to the PS BT value when working temperature is lower than or equal to TS BT value. (2) Classification by volume, according to PED 97/23/EC (refer to chapter 0 page 7). Non-binding documents

5 -| Q * Refrigeration & Climate Components Solutions core filter shells (suction line) *ACY (corresponding cores: CCY 48, PLATINIUM 48) ■ Core holders and gaskets (1) Gasket delivered with core holders (2) Gasket delivered with cores CCY 48 HP, CCY 48 N, CCY 481, CCY 48 F and PLATINIUM 48 • Outlet filter adapter for ACY : CCY A 48 (To use with cores CCY 48 HP, PLATINIUM 48 • The adapter CCY A 48 shall be installed in top flange of core holder Non-binding documents

Refrigeration & Climate Components Solutions 5 11 core filter shells (suction line) *ACY (corresponding cores: CCY 48, PLATINIUM 48) Non-binding documents

core filter shells (suction line) ■ Core replacement procedure 1 • Isolate the BACY suction filter shell. 2 • Purge the installation up to atmospheric pressure (shell should be empty of refrigerant) 4 • Remove the core holders one after the other. 5 • Remove the used cores. 6 • Clean very carefully the core holders, the CCY A 100 adapter and the inner part of the shell. 7 • Replace systematically the gasket on the end plate and check core holders gaskets. 8 • Remove the core from its can and put it on the core holder, separating by means of traction, if necessary, the two flanges that hold...