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List Price Bulletin 103105 VALVES • VESSELS • SYSTEMS • CONTROLS H. A. Phillips & Co. 1775 Wallace Ave. St. Charles, IL 60174-2387 Phone: 630-377-0050 Fax: 630-377-2706 www.haphillips.com LP-090105 Effective September 1, 2005 Supercedes all previous List Prices LIST PRICES WITH SIZES & MODEL NUMBERS All prices shown are U.S. dollars and are subject to change without notice. All prices shown are F.O.B. factory. PRODUCT TYPE PAGE NO. Level Eyes® (Liquid Level Sight Glasses) 2 Injectors (Liquid Recirculating) 2 Float Switch (Electromagnetic) 2 Filters/Strainers 2 Flanges & Flanged Unions 3 High Side Float Valves & Pilot Operated Float Controls 4 Three-Way Valves (Solenoid Operated) 5 Check Valves (Disc Type and Piston Type) 5 - 6 Low Side Float Valves & Pilot Operated Float Controls 7 - 9 Part Kits 10 - 11 Replacement Parts 12 - 15 RMA Policy & Limited Product Warranty 15 Terms and Conditions of Sale 16 Please consult factory for pricing on the following products: Oil Pots, Level Eye® Columns, ASME Pressure Vessels, Liquid Return Systems, Gas Pressure Recirculation Systems, and Mechanical Pump Recirculation Systems H.A. Phillips and Co. 1 LP-090105 LEVEL EYE® (LIQUID LEVEL SIGHT GLASSES) REF: BULLETIN LE 1100-03E Weld Housings Threaded Housings - 1-1/2" MPT Part No. Length Part No. Length Part No. Length Part No. Length w/Reflex Lens In. List Price w/Clear Lens In. List Price w/Reflex Lens In. List Price w/Clear Lens In. List Price 1100-R 2" $96 1100 2" $106 1100AT-R 3" $122 1100AT 3" $132 1100-RN 2" $119 1100-N 2" $130 1100AT-RN 3" $145 1100AT-N 3" $156 1100-RNX 2" $129 1100-NX 2" $139 1100AT-RNX 3" $156 1100AT-NX 3" $166 1100A-R 3" $108 1100A* 3" $118 1100T-R 4" $140 1100T 4" $150 1100A-RN 3" $132 1100A-N* 3" $142 1100T-RN 4" $163 1100T-N 4" $173 1100A-RNX 3" $142 1100A-NX* 3" $152 1100T-RNX 4" $174 1100T-NX 4" $184 1100L-R 4" $125 1100L 4" $135 1100V-R † 2" $235 1100V † 2" $245 1100L-RN 4" $148 1100L-N 4" $159 1100V-RN † 2" $258 1100V-N † 2" $269 1100L-RNX 4" $159 1100L-NX 4" $169 1100V-RNX † 2" $269 1100V-NX † 2" $279 † 2" MPT Stainless Steel Housings - Weld End Scarfed Housings - Weld End Part No. Length Part No. Length Part No. Length Part No. Length w/Reflex Lens In. List Price w/Clear Lens In. List Price w/Reflex Lens In. List Price w/Clear Lens In. List Price 1100S-R 2" $239 1100S 2" $249 1100C-R 2" $103 1100C 2" $113 1100S-RN 2" $262 1100S-N 2" $272 1100C-RN 2" $128 1100C-N 2" $138 1100S-RNX 2" $272 1100S-NX 2" $282 1100C-RNX 2" $140 1100C-NX 2" $150 1100LS-R 4" $294 1100LS 4" $304 1100LC-R 4" $133 1100LC 4" $143 1100LS-RN 4" $316 1100LS-N 4" $327 1100LC-RN 4" $157 1100LC-N 4" $167 1100LS-RNX 4" $328 1100LS-NX 4" $338 1100LC-RNX 4" $166 1100LC-NX 4" $176 INJECTORS FLOAT SWITCH FILTERS/STRAINERS (LIQUID RECIRCULATING) REF: BULLETIN FSP-03E (FOR LIQUID LINES) REF: BULLETIN INJ-03E Part No. List Price Filter Number List Price w/flanges Injector No. List Price FSP $622 510-1/2" angle $146 - 2020SL $299 FSPLE $908 510-3/4" angle $146 - 2100SL $387 HAP85 $1,127 575-3/4" angle $396 - 2075WCB $539 PARTS 575-1" angle $396 - 2100WCB $562 Part No. List Price 575-1-1/4" angle $396 - 2100WCBA $562 FSPSW $287 S701JRP $183 $231 2125WA $549 KDIN $26 S701 $212 $280 2150WA $896 HLLSW $406 S701A $507 $591 2200WA $1,749 C $67 S701B $1,009 $1,133 2250WA $2,511 Bracket, Ball $313 NOTES: ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS: 1. The S701 filters mate with series 700 and 701 1. Injector Number 4. Inlet prssure and temperature valves. Gasket, Nuts & Bolts included. 2. Nozzle & throat size 5. Suction temperature 2. Flanges: Socket Weld standard, threaded available 3. Refrigerant 6. Load (tons) except for S701B. Gaskets, Nuts & Bolts included. 7. Application H.A. Phillips and Co. 2 LP-090105 FLANGES TONGUE & GROOVE REF: BULLETIN FLUN-03E Socket Weld Threaded Weld Neck Size Part No. List Price Part No. List Price Part No. List Price 1/2" oval 4-MS or 4-FS $28 4-MT or 4FT $32 N/A - 3/4" oval 6-MS or 6-FS $28 6-MT or 6FT $32 N/A - 1" oval 8-MSO or 8-FSO $28 8-MTO or 8-FTO $32 N/A - 1" sq. 8-MS or 8-FS $44 8-MT or 8-FT $50 N/A - 1-1/4" sq. 10-MS or 10-FS $44 10-MT or 10FT $50 10-WM or 10WF $60 1-1/2" sq. 12-MS or 12-FS $46 12-MT or 12-FT $53 12-WM or 12WF $70 2"sq. 16-MS or 16-FS $48 16-MT or 16-FT $61 16-WM or 16-WF $78 2-1/2" sq. 20-MS or 20-FS $50 N/A - 20-WM or 20-WF $96 3" sq. 24-MS or 24-FS $64 N/A - 24-WM or 24-WF $120 4" sq. 32-MS or 32-FS $88 N/A - 32-WM or 32-WF $156 5" rd. 40-MS or 40-FS $218 N/A - 40-WM or 40-WF $300 6" rd. 48-MS or 48-FS $270 N/A - 48-WM or 48-WF $330 8" rd. 64-MS or 64-FS $388 N/A - 64-WM or 64-WF $506 10" rd. 80-MS or 80-FS $850 N/A - 80-WM or 80-WF $890 ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Flange Connection Type 2. Flange Size 3. Male or Female FLANGED UNIONS TONGUE & GROOVE REF: BULLETIN FLUN-03E Socket Weld Threaded Weld Neck Size Part No. List Price Part No. List Price Part No. List Price 1/2" oval U-4S $62 U-4T $70 N/A - 3/4" oval U-6S $62 U-6T $70 N/A - 1" oval U-8SO $62 U-8TO $70 N/A - 1" sq. U-8S $94 U-8T $106 N/A - 1-1/4" sq. U-10S $94 U-10T $106 U-10W $124 1-1/2" sq. U-12S $98 U-12T $112 U-12W $144 2"sq. U-16S $102 U-16T $128 U-16W $162 2-1/2" sq. U-20S $106 N/A - U-20W $209 3" sq. U-24S $136 N/A - U-24W $257 4" sq. U-32S $186 N/A - U-32W $327 5" rd. U-40S $450 N/A - U-40W $635 6" rd. U-48S $580 N/A - U-48W $696 8" rd. U-64S $800 N/A - U-64W $1,055 10" rd. U-80S $1,750 N/A - U-80W $1,824 ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Union Connection Type 2. Union Size H.A. Phillips and Co. 3 LP-090105 SERIES 700H PILOT OPERATED VALVES WITH SERIES 275AP FIXED LEVEL PILOT FLOAT VALVES REF: BULLETIN 700H/270A-03E Flange Conns.. Pilot Model 275AP and 275APF IPS-THD. or Operated 700H Fixed Level Pilot Float add for Socket, Valve add for Valve Pilot Line Valve ODC (copper with w/ Flanged Valve Weld Neck with with Valve Kit Number connectors) Flanges Strainer Only Flanges Cast Ch. Steel Ch. Only (See note) FOR USE WITH AMMONIA (R717) 1 3 700JRH /2", /4"* $668 $851 $615 $57 $552 $1,257 $332 $174 1 700XH 1", 1 /4" $735 $947 $661 $69 $552 $1,257 $332 $174 1 700AXH 1 /2", 2" $1,112 $1,619 $1,020 $82 $552 $1,257 $332 $174 700BXH 3" ** $1,735 $2,744 $1,609 $113 $552 $1,257 $332 $174 FOR USE WITH HALOCARBONS 1 3 700JRHF /2", /4"* (IPS) $668 $851 $615 $57 $627 $1,332 $407 $204 1 3 1 /8", 1 /8" (ODC) $845 $1,028 $615 N/A $627 $1,332 $407 $204 1 700XHF 1", 1 /4" (IPS) $735 $947 $661 $69 $627 $1,332 $407 $204 5 1 /8" (ODC) $941 $1,153 $661 N/A $627 $1,332 $407 $204 1 700AXHF 1 /2", 2" (IPS) $1,112 $1,619 $1,020 $82 $627 $1,332 $407 $204 1 2 /8" (ODC) $1,360 $1,867 $1,020 N/A $627 $1,332 $407 $204 700BXHF 3" (IPS)** $1,735 $2,744 $1,609 $113 $627 $1,332 $407 $204 1 3 /8" (ODC) $2,019 $3,028 $1,609 N/A $627 $1,332 $407 $204 NOTE: Pilot Line Kit available for R717: PLK-700H-A $174 LIST *Available with 1" threaded flanges, add $24 LIST For halocarbons: PLK-700H-F $204 LIST ** Socket weld or weld neck only Kit includes 1/4" globe valve, gauge valve, and pressure gauge ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS: FOR FACTORY SELECTION ASSISTANCE, ADVISE: For Pilot Valve: For Pilot Float Valve: 1. Refrigerant 1. Pilot Operated Valve Number 1. Orifice Size 2. Upsteram and downstream pressures 2. Orifice Size 2. Chamber requirements 3. Capacity 3. Metering Plug 4. Degrees liquid subcooling 4. Spring 5. Flange Size, Type HIGH SIDE CONTROL PACKAGE 6. Strainer (if required) 700H & 275AP VALVES W/ ACCESSORIES 7. Serial Number, if replacement Control Standard with Pressure Regulator and Package Items* extra Service Valves HIGH SIDE FLOAT VALVES FOR USE WITH AMMONIA (R717) SERIES 270A RC-075 $2,620 $3,164 REF: BULLETIN 700H/270A-03E RC-100 $2,760 $3,304 Valve Valve w/ Chamber Valve RC-125 $2,868 $3,412 Number Cast Steel Only RC-150 $3,663 $4,208 FOR USE WITH AMMONIA (R717) RC-200 $3,795 $4,545 270A $534 $1,239 $314 RC-250 $4,109 $5,131 270AX $917 $1,622 $697 RC-300 $5,397 $6,628 270AY $1,231 $1,936 $1,011 RC-400 $5,714 $7,399 FOR USE WITH HALOCARBONS * Includes (1) 275AP valve and steel chamber with Level Eye, 270AF $534 $1,239 $314 chamber, pilot line kit, 700H valve, service valves, and 270AXF $917 $1,622 $697 hand expansion valve.
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