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Sanhua is ready to become the best partner for all the A/C and Refrigeration manufactures who are going to operate with low GWP refrigerants. The refrigerant revolution initiated by the introduction in Europe of the F-GAS Regulation (517/2014) is leading this year a drastic reduction of 55% of the total HFC allowed consumption. The introduction of the low GWP refrigerants and blends as well as the massive use of natural refrigerants is irreversible for all the HVAC & Ref applications. Following this clear trend, Sanhua can now offer a real complete and attractive catalogue of line components suitable for usage also in systems with low GWP synthetic and natural refrigerants: beside the standard product line, Sanhua introduced the new Green Tech Catalogue with complete specific product ranges for flammable refrigerants (R290 and A2L), for R32 and for R744.
Speaker: Federico Bisco – Technical Director EMEA

Newest and affordable SANHUA Electronic Expansion Valve Controller Kit - SEK follows market demand to replace thermostatic expansion valves in HFC and HFO refrigeration applications with advanced technology solutions for refrigeration industries. Benefits of the new SEK include a choice of up to 20 refrigerants and capacity up to 16kW – with all required products provided in a single box that delivers the ultimate convenience for installers and technicians. The new SEK comprises SEC controller, LPF electronic expansion valve, pressure transducer (with Packard cable) and temperature sensor, allowing quick and simple system set-up.  
Speaker: Jerome Gigier  – Technical Manager Electronics -  EMEA

MCHE has been quite popular for the condenser application due to its high heat transfer effectiveness, low refrigerant charge, and compactness. Its performance as the condenser on the heat pump are investigated and proven to be comparable to traditional F&T heat exchanger, on the frosting conditions, as well as the standard cooling and heating conditions. Moreover, the MCHE design on the modular heat pump reduces around 60% weight, 70% internal volume, and more than 20% refrigerant charge compared to the original 4-row F&T heat exchanger.  
Speaker: Dr. Qiang Gao – MCHE VP Engineering