Liquid Receiver Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-RACLE-12843
Jlab Export is a leading Liquid Receiver Manufacturer,and suppliers in India
A liquid receiver is a storage vessel in the liquid line, fitted just after the condenser. It holds the liquid refrigerant the system does not need at the moment, and the whole charge during pump-down or service. This receiver has 1/2 in connections and provision for a pressure relief valve, fusible plug, sight glass and outlet valve.
Specifications
| Connection | 1/2 in |
| Diameter | 3 |
| Connection type | Solder, threaded, or both |
| Provision for | Pressure relief valve, fusible plug, sight glass, threaded outlet valve |
| Other capacities | Designed and built to order |
| Minimum order quantity | 10 units |
| Dispatch time | Usually 4–6 working days |
| Manufacturer | JLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd), Ambala, India |
Lab Exercises with the Liquid Receiver
On a training rig, students fit the receiver between the condenser outlet and the filter drier, with the inlet and outlet the right way round. After brazing, they pressure test the joints with the Nitrogen Pressure Test Kit. Then they pull a vacuum with one of the Small Vacuum Pumps before charging.
The pump-down exercise shows what the receiver is for. Students close the liquid line with the liquid-side Solenoid Valves model and let the compressor run. On Manifold Gauges For Refrigeration Systems they watch the low side fall as the charge moves into the condenser and receiver. They then stop the compressor, and the charge stays stored there.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is a liquid receiver fitted?
In the liquid line, after the condenser and before the filter drier, sight glass and expansion valve. Liquid drains into it from the condenser, so it is mounted below the condenser outlet wherever the pipe run allows.
Which systems need a receiver?
Systems with an expansion valve, where the amount of refrigerant in circulation changes with the load, and systems that pump down. Small capillary tube systems, such as most domestic refrigerators, run on a critical charge and normally have no receiver.
What are the fusible plug and relief valve for?
Both let refrigerant out before the pressure in the shell gets too high. A relief valve opens at a set pressure and closes again. A fusible plug has a core of low-melting metal that melts in a fire. Fit the parts your system design calls for.
Can a receiver of another size be made?
Yes. Receivers of other capacities can be designed and built to order. Send the system capacity, the refrigerant and the connection size with your enquiry.
Other Refrigerant Line Components
- Filter Drier (copper, domestic size)
- Suction Line Accumulators
- King Valves (sectioned display)
- Mufflers
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Last updated: 5 November 2026