Wiring a Thermostat and Solenoid explained
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Short and sweet description of wiring a tstat and solenoid for a walk in cooler or freezer.
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You're a rockstar brother. That heat craft site was immensely helpful to my graduating students.
I’ve been searching like crazy online and couldn’t find what I was looking for. Your video actually told me everything I needed to know. Compressor stays running in defrost and I believed it to be my solenoid but it stayed powered with 110v even though it’s a 208v system. I thought that was the issue but your video explained that it isn’t. It’s ok to receive the 110v, it will still close the solenoid. So mine is getting Stuck open which is not allowing the system to pump down. Awesome. Thanks man ✌️
Thanks for a very clear explanation, God bless you. I think what you're doing is very noble sharing your knowledge to the new guys,since school doesn't teach you certain things and guys in the field don't either.
Thanks! I finally understand how it’s interacting with the solenoid. Been a mental block for me.
You got so many follower is because you know what you doing and teach what you know you know how long I've been looking for that diagram it's not the same see it on pics and see the real components thanks for the vids man respect .
Glad it could help man. Thanks 👍
Good to see ya Chris, Great explanation of a simple control circuit dreams gotta start somewhere! Thanks for sharing
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For sure man. Been hit myself many times
It is part of the job, i have been hit few times also... We have to be carefull allá the time
Thanks for the video. Very informative as always. Flyers v bruins Sunday. Go flyers!!
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Took me a bit to understand it in the beginning too. You explained it very well
Thanks man
Very crystal clear 👍, keep up the good work and God bless..
Thank you 🙏
Thank you for this very simple explanation.
Good tip csc
Great to see you back doing some videos. Stay safe bro and keep up the great videos!! 👍
Adam Neil Refrigeration & Air Conditioning thanks man
makes sense. Think about a contactor with one shunted leg in a residential condensing unit. One side always gets 120v, but nothing happens since the compressor and condenser fan motor both need 220v to run.
Appreciate you man.
Thanks for sharing the info! Clear explanation .
Glad it was helpful!
Brilliant video 👍🏻👍🏻 thanks for explaining it through thoroughly
Awesome video brother. Helped me a lot.
Thanks!
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Nice
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thank you
Thanks for the video it helps a lot
Cool video..ive been wanting this solenoid video..thanks ive been having this same issue for years...dunno why but my brain wouldn't work with those circuts...
Buckethead Workshop ya it took me awhile to get years ago for some reason hahaha
Good one Chris
First! I clicked the notification when i saw it
thanks for the video! How much should I expect to pay to have this done?
with 120v power to a control valve box
Walk in cooler with a chattering contactor on the condenser. What do you think. Has a penn A421 control. I’m new to the walk in cooler world
make sure proper voltage is going to the contactor coil and all wires connections are tight . The contactor could be going bad also try replacing that after checking voltage and connections
hi csc,
when you sweat the selenoid valves in, do you have them open or closed??
Which one is the right temperature for deli case
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how do you wire up a switch to a control valve?
Is there a preference for which line to use whether the Neutral or Live line?
No , but I always break the live line
Hi, can you explain how condensing units are connected to case lineups (example, 36 feet of produce, or three 12 ft cases) ? Are the thermostats in all 3 cases connected in parallel with each other, and in series with the liquid line solenoid coil? Thanks.
Usually each case would have its own thermostat and solenoid . The tstats would not be wired together , each case would be on its own
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I've a buffer thermal storage tank. I need to turn on a load when top stat drops to 45c and not turn off until bottom stat reaches 50c. Can anyone tell me what device I need to do this? tia
Please make more videos
I can't find a thermostat like that any help
Need to post the wiring diagram. Very confused with the wiring you explained.
Heatcraft has all these diagrams in their website 👍
how do you wire a walk in cooler t-stat without a solenoid or timer
You’d have to wire it into the low pressure control or compressor contactor coil
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Dear can sent me freezer diagram
still breaking one leg is hard to understand?
Thank you for video.
Can you send website heatcraft please.