TRS600 from CPS?

superglue

Member

• Feb 7, 2018

• #1

hey guys
anybody running one of these pumps? for a cls
great or garbage?
what are your thoughts?

thx

 

superglue

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• Feb 10, 2018

• #2

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Upon ya

New member

• Feb 17, 2018

• #3

Loving mine so far! had it two weeks and blows the doors off my trs21.

 

Pangea

Active member

Veteran

• Feb 17, 2018

• #4

TRS600 - 2/3HP Compressor

TR21 - 1HP Compressor

Same recovery specs and power consumption. Same replacement / rebuilt parts.

Can you elaborate on the speed differences you've noticed Upon_ya? Anything else change in your setup to get those doors unhinged? Post pump cooling upgrades or something? Also there is a sticky thread about recovery pumps where most discussion has happened in the past 2 or so years regarding pumps.

 

Roji

Active member

• Feb 17, 2018

• #5

I think the main benefit is it has a heat exchanger built in as opposed to the trs21

 

SkyHighLer

Got me a stone bad Mana

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Veteran

• Feb 18, 2018

• #6

TRS600 is 1,000 watts, also from the manual: "When recovering large amounts of R410A, or if Recovering under very high ambient temperatures, we suggest using the CPS MT69 (Molecular Transformator) which will increase the recovery speed."

https://www.cpsproducts.com/wp-content/uploads/TRS600-Series_Product-Manual.pdf


TRS21 is 1,000 watts, same note in the manual: "When recovering large amounts of R410A, or if Recovering under very high ambient temperatures, we suggest using the CPS MT69 (Molecular transformator) which will increase the recovery speed."

https://www.cpsproducts.com/wp-content/uploads/TRS21-Series_Product-Manual.pdf


TR21 is 1,000 watts, same note in the manual: "When recovering large amounts of R410A, or if recovering under very high ambient temperatures, we
suggest using the CPS MT69 (Molecular Transformator) which will increase the recovery speed."

https://www.cpsproducts.com/wp-content/uploads/TR21-Series_Product-Manual.pdf


Does the TRS600 have an internal heat exchanger or not?

 

Last edited: Feb 18, 2018

SkyHighLer

Got me a stone bad Mana

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• Apr 9, 2018

• #7

Roji said:

I think the main benefit is it has a heat exchanger built in as opposed to the trs21

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"The TRS600 adds the speed and convenience of CPS's proven oilless technology plus added condenser cooling in a lightweight package that's sure to speed up any recovery job."

https://www.centurytool.net/TRS600_CPS_2_Cylinder_Commercial_Refrigerant_Recov_p/cpstrs600.htm

 

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littlepookie

New member

• Apr 11, 2018

• #8

mine lasted 4 months then blew up, was my first pump.

trs21 is better and easier to rebuild? more worth it? Idk just get two trs21 together for fast recovery

 

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littlepookie

New member

• Apr 11, 2018

• #9

You don't need a heat exchanger in the pump. You need a separate coil anyway with dry-ice unless you're running crude.

 

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TNEx

Member

• Apr 26, 2018

• #10

I bought one when they first came out about 2 years ago.
I thought is bwould be CPS's improved design of the TR21 . It was advertised as "ignition proof".
It lasted a total of 2 runs. I took it back to the retailer and they were super cool about exchanging it.(S/O Purge Labs)
The new one has ran pretty damn good ever since I acquired it about 2 years ago.
Not the fastest horse in the race but its also not $10K either ....