What is the normal temperature of the water in the condenser sump?

The normal temperature of the water in the condenser sump is generally around 75°F. This temperature is typically maintained to ensure optimal heat exchange efficiency in the refrigeration system. The condenser sump is responsible for collecting and redistributing the water used for cooling, and maintaining the water at this temperature helps prevent issues such as thermal shock, which can affect the efficiency and lifespan of the condenser components.

Typically, operating at a temperature lower than this may not provide sufficient cooling capacity, while temperatures that are significantly higher can increase the risk of overheating, poor condensation, and reduced system performance. By keeping the temperature around 75°F, the refrigeration system can operate effectively, balancing the need for adequate cooling with the physical and operational limitations of the system components.