Condensing unit · AiFO
UNT condensing unit
Item no. UNT · EAN 2010000134436
- LBP (-40°C / -10°C)
- M/HBP (-20°C / +10°C)
- all Embraco condensing units are tested for tropical temperatures up to 43°C
- Higher efficiency, Very low noise level, Wide range of applications, Compact size
- Refrigerant
- R134a, R404A/R507/R452A, R290
- Application
- LBP, M/HBP
- Compression (CC)
- 14,5 - 27,8
In brief
- The highest compression (CC) among the condensing units on offer: from 14.5 to 27.8.
- The manufacturer points to a very low noise level alongside higher efficiency.
- Operating ranges LBP and M/HBP, refrigerants R134a, R404A/R507/R452A and R290.
- A design described as compact despite its position at the top of the range.
Prices and stock levels are in the B2B shop. Selection for a specific circuit is handled on request.
UNT condensing unit – how to choose the right one
The UNT condensing unit is a family with a compression (CC) from 14.5 to 27.8, intended for LBP (-40°C / -10°C) and M/HBP (-20°C / +10°C) applications. The manufacturer gives the refrigerants R134a, R404A/R507/R452A and R290 for it.
This is the upper part of the Embraco condensing unit range in our offer. What is characteristic here is the combination of the highest compression values with a declaration of very low noise – a feature that matters in premises where the plant room adjoins the dining area.
From this family we also list the single part number UNT2178GK.
How to choose a compressor for the refrigerant and the temperature range – we explained it in the selection guide for this category.
Where it works
- Larger cold rooms and freezer cabinets
- Appliances with a higher capacity demand
- Premises where the noise level is subject to requirements
- Installations running on R290
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Have not found your answer? Give the refrigerant and the temperature range – we will select the unit or the compressor.
Ask a questionIs the upper compression value enough for a large cold room?
Compression describes the size of the assembly, not a capacity ready to be entered into a design. For larger premises a calculation of the demand is needed, and only on that basis do we select a model.
How does the UNT differ from the NT compressor?
The designation NT refers to the compressor alone, while UNT refers to the condensing unit from the same stable. We list the two groups separately and they are ordered for a different stage in building the circuit.
Enquiry
We will quote UNT condensing unit for your appliance
Give the refrigerant, the temperature range and the capacity required – we will reply with a selection and a quote.
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