Danfoss TEAT Series
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Valves & Regulators
Danfoss TEAT thermostatic injection valves desuperheat ammonia (R717) systems by injecting liquid into hot discharge gas. Genuine Danfoss stock, Mumbai.

Danfoss TEAT valves are thermostatic injection valves for ammonia (R717) systems, principally used as desuperheating valves: they inject liquid ammonia into hot discharge gas to control its temperature — for example, cooling compressor discharge gas ahead of oil separators, heat exchangers, or two-stage intercooling duty. The valve is controlled by a thermostatic element responding to the temperature at its sensor location.
The TEAT shares the ammonia parts platform with the TEA family — orifice assemblies are interchangeable across TEAQ / TEA / TEVA / TEAT within a frame size — simplifying stocking and service for industrial ammonia plants.
Types available: Danfoss TEAT 20 for smaller capacities and TEAT 85 for larger capacities, with high-temperature desuperheating elements in the 90 – 130 °C range. Orifice assemblies interchange with TEA, TEVA and TEAQ within the same frame. Send the discharge temperature you are controlling to and the capacity, and we will confirm the frame and orifice.
Fit a TEAT when ammonia discharge gas is running too hot into an oil separator, a heat exchanger or a two-stage intercooler — the classic symptom being oil carbonising or breaking down faster than it should.
Thermostatic liquid injection
for temperature control of ammonia discharge gas
High-temperature elements
available (e.g., 90–130 °C range for desuperheating duty)
Shared orifice platform
with TEA/TEVA/TEAQ (per frame size) — reduced spares inventory
Robust industrial construction
with flange connections
Specifications
Function
Thermostatic injection / desuperheating — opens on rising sensor temperature
Element ranges
e.g., 90 – 130 °C for desuperheating elements (TEAT 20 / TEAT 85)
Frames
TEAT 20 (smaller capacities), TEAT 85 (larger capacities)
Supplied across India from our Mumbai warehouse. Request a quotation for pricing and availability.