TU-9230 Refrigeration Training System

The TU-9230 Refrigeration Training System teaches the principals of medium and low-temp refrigeration. With a split-system design and evaporator, this refrigeration unit features an EEV (electronic expansion valve), a suction pressure transducer, and temperature sensors to control the evaporator. With the Heatcraft intelliGen Refrigeration Controller, the student can perform educational tasks using advanced commercial refrigeration controls, such as programming of parameters and troubleshooting common failures. Airflow can be controlled to simulate various refrigeration field situations. Various faults which can be triggered to teach the student to recognize and troubleshoot common refrigeration problems, such as an open run capacitor, defective compressor valves, and open temperature sensors.

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The TU-9230 Refrigeration Training System teaches the principals of medium and low- temp refrigeration. It has a split-system design and evaporator used to simulate a walk- in cooler/freezer in a small space. With this training unit, students get hands-on experience with the latest technology which will increase their knowledge on advanced refrigeration controls.

On the top of the unit, there is a plexiglass box that contains a small auxiliary heater and an evaporator. The louver is located on the outside. Thanks to this design, the instructor can simulate various load conditions within the “box.” This refrigeration training unit features an EEV (electronic expansion valve), a suction pressure transducer, temperature sensors to control the evaporator and HeatCraft Beacon II components. With the HeatCraft intelliGen Refrigeration Controller, the student can perform educational tasks using advanced commercial refrigeration controls, such as programming of parameters and troubleshooting common failures. Airflow can be controlled to simulate various refrigeration field situations. Various faults which can be selected to teach the student to recognize and troubleshoot common refrigeration problems, such as an open run capacitor, defective compressor valves and open temperature sensors.

Combine these features with the included electrical fault package and your students can experience a combination of real-world troubleshooting scenarios.