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Compressors Employed in Lintern Air Conditioning Systems

 

I. COPELAND SCROLL COMPRESSORS

Most Recommended for HFC-134a Systems

  • One of the most preferred compression  techniques.                                   

  • Continues operation up to 140°F ambient temperature.

  • Desirable behavior of performance with temperature change, which means less reduction of capacity at high ambient, and lower chance to freeze up evaporator at low ambient.

  • Automatic start-unload.

  • Zero leak possibility.

  • Quietest operation.

  • Considerable tolerance for liquid flooding back.

  • Most compact in size, lightest in weight, and lowest cost.

  • No oil pump required.

  • Support all standard industrial powers and VFD operation.

II. BITZER OCTAGON SEMI HERMETIC RECIPROCATING COMPRESSORS           

Most Recommended for HFC-124 Systems, Optional for HFC-134a Systems

  • Continues operation up to 160°F ambient temperature for HCFC-124 systems, and up to 140°F for HFC-134a systems.

  • Capable of 50% unloading for all HCFC-124 systems, and for HFC-134a systems with capacity of 30,000Btu/H and higher.

  • Very low possibility of leaks.

  • Quiet operation.

  • No oil pump required.

  • Support all standard industrial powers and VFD operation.

III. BITZER OPEN DRIVE COMPRESSORS                                                               

For Extreme High Ambient and Special Power Supplies Only

  • Capable of operating over 160°F ambient for HCFC-124 systems.

  • Flexible for VDC and special VAC power supplies.

  • 50% unloading available only for HCFC-124 systems with capacity of 36,000Btu/h and higher, and for HFC-134a systems of 50,000Btu/h and higher.

  • Equipped with oil pump.

  • Sensitive to liquid flood back due to fluctuation of ambient condition.

  • Certain risk of front seal leakage.

 

For more information about these products or any other products please contact the factory                            for a complete brochure.

 

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