CPS MT69 Molecular Transformator

CPS MT69 Molecular Transformator

Transform your bottom line with the MT69 Molecular Transformator. It dramatically increases the speed of any recovery machine.

CUT YOUR RECOVERY TIME IN HALF.

The MT69 is the only commercialed recovery sub-cooler manufactuered for the professional A/C & R technician. It transforms molecules of hot refrigerqnt gas into molecules of refrigerant liquid and also transforms molecules of cold refrigerant liquid into warm refrigerant gas. Use the MT69 in-line with the discharge line and any recovery machine to dramatically increase the speed of recovery.

• Dramatically increases the speed of performance of your recovery machine - (up to 95% increase in recovery speed!)
• Functions as a submersible condenser or evaporator
• Rugged, compact and easy to use
• Eliminates the need to change tanks when recovering R410A
• Eliminates annoying shutdown due to high pressure limit switch
• Essential for recovering R410A on hot days
• The hotter it is, the better it works
• Essential for recovering liquid refrigerant on cold days
• Eliminates liquid slugging at colder temperatures
• Patents Pending
• Designed and manufactured in USA with U.S. and globally sourced components

The effects of high ambient temperatures and elevated tank pressures on the recovery process are well known. As the temperature / pressure of the recovery cylinder increases, the speed of the recovery process decreases until it is finally halted by a high pressure shut down.

The Pro-Set® MT69 Molecular Transformator provides valuable assistance in the transformation of high temperature / pressure vapor refrigerant into low temperature / pressure liquid refrigerant, dramatically improving recovery speed and efficiency.

The Molecular Transformator is a patent pending "Innovation in Design™" from CPS, intended for use with all commercially available brands of refrigerant recovery equipment. It is extremely easy to use, saves time and money and provides the missing link in high ambient performance that exists in all commercially available recovery machines on the market today.