Randell Rdrf VLV200 Expansion Valve High Temp R134A

Product Description

The RANDELL RDRF VLV200 is a high-temperature thermostatic expansion valve (TXV) designed for R134A refrigerant systems in commercial refrigeration equipment. This OEM-grade replacement part meters refrigerant flow into the evaporator coil to maintain proper cooling capacity and system efficiency. Rated at 1/4 ton, it fits within the coil assembly of reach-in freezers or the rail assembly of prep tables. Licensed refrigeration technicians install this valve as part of routine service or system repair to restore correct superheat control and keep the unit running within design parameters.

This expansion valve is intended for commercial foodservice refrigeration units operating at high-temperature conditions with R134A refrigerant. It is a direct OEM-style replacement part suited for Randell 2000 Series equipment, including both freezer and prep table configurations. The valve sits inside the coil or rail assembly and plays a critical role in maintaining accurate product temperatures across the refrigerated zone.

Key Features

• High-temperature TXV rated for R134A refrigerant systems
• 1/4 ton capacity for light-duty commercial refrigeration applications
• OEM-grade design and testing for accurate fitment and performance
• Compatible with coil assemblies in freezers and rail assemblies in prep tables
• Compact form factor: 5.7 inches long, 4.35 inches wide, 2.25 inches tall

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for Randell 2000 Series commercial refrigeration units, including select freezer and prep table models. Refer to the manufacturer compatibility list for a complete breakdown of supported model numbers within the 2000 Series.

Installation Notes

This valve should be installed by a certified refrigeration technician holding an EPA 608 certification, as the work involves a sealed refrigerant system. Recover all refrigerant before opening the system and follow applicable local mechanical codes. Verify superheat settings after installation to confirm the valve is operating correctly before returning the unit to service. Do not braze near any components that have not been properly purged of refrigerant.