A Diesel Exhaust Fluid Receiver is used to store and supply DEF to the SCR system when required. When the engine is running, the DEF receiver is connected to a dosing module that controls the injection of DEF into the exhaust stream. The DEF receiver ensures that a sufficient quantity of DEF is available for continuous emissions reduction during the engine's operation.

Attributes:
• Securely sealed to prevent any contamination or leakage
• Provides accurate feedback to the control system
• Withstands maximum operating pressure 4137kPa

Applications:
A Diesel Exhaust Fluid Receiver is equipped with a heating system to maintain the fluid in a liquid state. The heating element, often an electric heater or engine coolant-based system, is integrated into the receiver to prevent DEF from crystallizing during cold weather conditions.