What is the expected suction pressure on a heat pump at 36 degrees F and what is the name of the chart with this information on it.

There is no fixed suction pressure per say. You need much more info to calculate. You also need a certificate from the EPA to play with your unit since there are restrictions on refrigerant handling requirements. Sorry but that is the way it is.

I am EPA certified... I haven't worked in the field for a while, I was just looking for a rule of thumb to get my aunt out of the cold

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I am EPA certified... I haven't worked in the field for a while, I was just looking for a rule of thumb to get my aunt out of the cold

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Originally Posted by hvac1000

There is no fixed suction pressure per say. You need much more info to calculate. You also need a certificate from the EPA to play with your unit since there are restrictions on refrigerant handling requirements. Sorry but that is the way it is.

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Any one else please.what is the rule of thumb for the suction pressure on a heat pump at 36 degrees F and what is the name of the chart with this information on it?