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    Freezer Rooms & Display Freezers Remarks: NEVER Go To A BIGGER Compressor

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    This document provides guidelines for selecting components for freezer systems based on the interior volume of the freezer. It recommends: - Matching the compressor size to the condensing unit's capacity to avoid overloading. - Choosing a condensing unit and fan that do not over-condense the refrigerant. - Sizing the compressor slightly larger for freezers with heavy loads or warm product being placed inside. - Selecting an expansion valve orifice size based on the compressor HP size using the formula in the document.

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    This document provides guidelines for selecting components for freezer systems based on the interior volume of the freezer. It recommends: - Matching the compressor size to the condensing unit's capacity to avoid overloading. - Choosing a condensing unit and fan that do not over-condense the refrigerant. - Sizing the compressor slightly larger for freezers with heavy loads or warm product being placed inside. - Selecting an expansion valve orifice size based on the compressor HP size using the formula in the document.

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    This document provides guidelines for selecting components for freezer systems based on the interior volume of the freezer. It recommends: - Matching the compressor size to the condensing unit's capacity to avoid overloading. - Choosing a condensing unit and fan that do not over-condense the refrigerant. - Sizing the compressor slightly larger for freezers with heavy loads or warm product being placed inside. - Selecting an expansion valve orifice size based on the compressor HP size using the formula in the document.

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    Freezer Rooms & Display Freezers Remarks: NEVER Go To A BIGGER Compressor

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    Muhammad Zubair
    This document provides guidelines for selecting components for freezer systems based on the interior volume of the freezer. It recommends: - Matching the compressor size to the condensing unit's capacity to avoid overloading. - Choosing a condensing unit and fan that do not over-condense the refrigerant. - Sizing the compressor slightly larger for freezers with heavy loads or warm product being placed inside. - Selecting an expansion valve orifice size based on the compressor HP size using the formula in the document.

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    Freezer Rooms & Display Freezers

    Inside Volume Compressor size R 404 -- R 507 Gas Orific  Remarks


    Length x Width x Height e
    The System Condensor & Fan  is ALWAYS the Deciding Factor
    1749 Watts   0X
    4.2 cubic meter
    0.5 Hp

      0X Never Put a Compressor Bigger than the Condensor Can


    2002 Watts Handle (Overload compressor)
    4.8 cubic meters
    0.57 Hp

      0X BUT
    2465 watts
    6 cubic meters
    0.7 Hp

      Never Put a Condensor / Fan Match the Causes "Cold " Liquid
    3225 watts 0X Refrigerant (over condense gas ) -try cycle condensor Fan
    7.6 cubic meters
    0.9 Hp  
    For a Heavy load or Pull down  (Warm Product in ) go to next
    5886 watts 00 smaller size in Cubic Meters
    14.5 cubic meters 1.7 Hp

       
    17.5 cubic meters 6955 watts 00
    2 Hp

            If there is any doubt of compressor size, ALLWAYS go one size


    SMALLER
    NEVER go to a BIGGER Compressor
             
            Never install a compressor on a Blocked / Dirty or Contaminiated
    / WET (Water) System
             
      Allways Replace the Drier
         
    Contaminated systems must have a bigger Drier after Cleaning
             
            NEVER put the WRONG gass in the SYSTEM or
    COMPRESSOR
             
            ALLWAYS Replace the Drier
    ALLWAYS instal Burnout Drier After Any Compressor BURNOUT
    Failure to install Burnout Driers Will Cause another Burnout very
    soon afterward
             
      ALLWAYS Match your Expansion Value orrifce to the Compressor /
    System
         
    Wrong Orifice Cause POOR Refrigeration and wrong Superheat
    that will cuase Compressor to Fail
     
         
    Orifice Tricks
      Divide your Compressor HP size in half. and add 10%
          Use this figure to Select your office size from the Chart on the
    Box
            Slightly bigger gives less Depth of Cold but more cooling effect
            Slightly Smaller Gives Deeper cold But less Cooling Effect
             
         

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