Mytee A9000 Heat exchanger and Muffler

by Mo Mon Jan 06, 2014 12:24 pm

I just found this Video by Steambrite.

I could see how the muffler could be pretty hand working with a portable in an occupied location or easier on the ear drums of the operator. The HX will increase in water temperature by 5% but then it states that you can achieve 120 to 140 degrees. Are they assuming that the operator is adding hot water to that tank? Am I missing something?

Attaches to any booster or carpet cleaning machine that use the female Cuff Lynx connectors. Reduces the noise and provides up to 10 degrees F. water temperature rise (5 degrees each box) up to 120 degree F (parallel) and 140 degrees (series mount). Please note because the Mytee Escape is a 2 series pair vacuum configuration these will work better. The heat from the first vacuum motor boost the temperature of the air on the second vacuum motor.
No tools need for installation. Noise level on Mytee LTD5 went from 92.9 to 89.2 dB with the A9000 heat exchangers/muffler. A reduction of 3.7 dB. A reduction of 3 dB is half as damaging to the human ear. Compare to video and notes at bottom of this web page.

Each heater has 12.5 ft of 1/4" 700 psi rated copper tubing. Out bound air on most Mytee extractors is 120 degrees F. on machine that use parallel vacuum configuration and 140 degrees on series configuration.

Includes:
42" Long 3000 psi connection hose with QD's and 90's
12" Long 3000 psi connection hose with QD's and 90's
Two Mytee Muffler / Heat Exchangers.

Question: Can the water temperature ever go over 120 degrees F?
Answer: Only if you use series vacuum motors. The air coming out of parallel mount is 120 while series vacuum motors can be up to 140, 160 and even 180 degrees depending the the brand of vacuum motors.

Question: If I quit cleaning for a while can I over roast the water?
Answer: No, these are not that hot. On average the coil is only going to boost the water 5 degrees per side or 10 degrees total.

Question: If I place water that is 120 /140 degree's F in the machine will the heaters work at all?
Answer: No, 120 /140 degrees is max rating on these heaters since it is based on the outbound air temperature.