Description
The BTRAC BT4-0112 A/C Accumulator plays a critical role in mobile A/C system reliability. It controls refrigerant flow before vapor returns to the compressor. At the same time, it captures moisture and excess liquid refrigerant. As a result, it helps prevent compressor damage and supports consistent cooling.
Accumulators should be replaced whenever technicians open the A/C system or replace major components. Because moisture and liquid refrigerant can cause internal damage, timely replacement remains essential. Therefore, the BT4-0112 helps restore proper system protection after service or repair work.
Heavy-duty HVAC systems often operate under vibration, heat, and long duty cycles. Because of these conditions, dependable refrigerant management matters. The BT4-0112 provides that protection while remaining compatible with common Volvo mobile A/C architectures.
Based on validated interchange usage, this accumulator is commonly used in Volvo on-highway and vocational vehicle HVAC systems, making it a dependable service-replacement option.
Key Features
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Heavy-duty A/C accumulator for mobile HVAC systems
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Manages refrigerant flow before the compressor
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Helps capture moisture and excess liquid refrigerant
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Supports stable and consistent cooling performance
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Designed for Volvo® applications
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Compatible with R-134a refrigerant
Specifications
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BTRAC Part Number: BT4-0112
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Component Type: A/C accumulator
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Refrigerant Compatibility: R-134a
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Application Type: Mobile / heavy-duty A/C systems
OEM Application Notes
Based on validated interchange positioning, the BT4-0112 A/C accumulator is commonly used in:
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Volvo® on-highway trucks
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Volvo® vocational vehicles
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Mobile HVAC systems requiring accumulator-based refrigerant control
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Service replacement applications following A/C repairs
Applications are confirmed at the system level and are intended for service identification rather than VIN-specific fitment.
Interchange Numbers
Aring Equipment 14509377, AP Air 805-696





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