DC Inverter AC sensor complete information

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Awesome presentation.
In the market we get these kind of sensirs by the name of 10k, 20k, 50k, etc. Is it means, 10 k ohom at room temp? Here, yr one seems to me, 20k, NTC thermocouple. Yr valuable replay, will help us lots.

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Of course the thermocouple sensors are used as ambient temperature sensor, indoor room temperature sensor & indoor coil sensor,,,,
These are thermocouples sensors because they are used in both cooling & heating mode

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Well done bhai.. Agar ap documents ki pdf share kar sakte toh please PDF share karen ...thanks

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Thanks Dear brother,
I will make documents in pdf soon.
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Bahut mehnat hai videos banane mein

[@eerbworks]

farmaan uncle sab log yehi kehte hain ke gas kam hone ki wajah se ac ke evaprator par ice aati hai lekin iska reason koi nahi batata ke gas kam hone ki wajah se ac ke evaporator per ice kyun aati hai. please iski wizahat kar den aapki meherbaani hogi.

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Ok Dear, zaror iss per video banawonga

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uncle thoda sa idher hi samjha den video baad mein bana len

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Bhai mera ac 11 amp let a aur drop nahe krta Kenwood DC inverter.

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Brother Apna AC ka room temp: sensor check kar Lo...

[@eerbworks]

uncle reply mein thoda sa samjha den video baad mein bana len. badi confusion hai samjha karen. aap ne pehle bhi ac compressor ki capillary ka pressure kitna rakhna chahiye ke baray mein bhi nahi bataya. jaise ke fridge ke compressor mein capillary ka pressure 220 se 240 ke dermiyaan rakhna hota hai. ac mein kitna rakhen

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Dear Capillary Tube ki video banana kelie me na capillary gauge online demand ki hyui ha jab wo ponch Jaye ga, to zaror banawonga video uss pr,
Acha AC ke andar gas pressure km hone per ice islie Ati hai, kyunke R22 ya dusre AC wale refrigerants ke pressure km hone per is Ka temperature bhi km ho jata hai,
For example agar capillary tube ke baad Liquid line me gas Ka pressure 20 ya 30 Psig ho, to gas Ka temperature below "0⁰C" Chala jata hai,
Ab liquid kafi tandhi hone pr bahir Jo air me moisture hota hai wo 0⁰C pr freeze hota hai, Johi moisture bahut tandhi liquid line se takrati hai, ye moisture filfor ice ki form me freeze ho jati hai.
I hope ke ap samajh chuke honge,
Insha Allah next week me isss pe bhi video Banata hon

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thanks