Description
This is a 1.5 Ton 208/220 Volts 1-PhaseDirect Factory Replacement Copeland Scroll Compressor. The Copeland Model # is ZR16K5E-PFV-800. It is rated at 15,500 BTU. In some instances, small piping changes may be needed.Thanks for looking and good luck!
Capacity (BTU/HR): 15500
Type: Scroll
Refrigerant: R-22
Input Voltage (V): 208
Input Voltage (V): 230
No. of Phases: 1
Freq. (Hz.): 50
Freq. (Hz.): 60
Run Capacitor (uF/V): 30/370
Start Kit: SK-A1
Kick Start: 42-TO5
Start Capacitor (uF/V): 88-106/330
Start Capacitor Part Number: 43-17075-04
Rated Load Current (A): 9.3
Max. Continuous Current (A): 13.0
Locked Rotor Current (A): 40.3
Crankcase Heater Included? No
Suction Line Location: 2
Suction Line Height (in.): 10-1/8
Suction Line Configuration: Stub Out
Suction Line Size (in.): 3/4
Discharge Line Location: 3
Discharge Line Height (in.): 14-3/16
Discharge Line Configuration: Stub Out
Discharge Line Size (in.): 1/2
Overall Compressor Height (in.): 15-5/16
Mounting Base Dimensions (in. x in.): 7-1/2 x 7-1/2
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS.
Capacity (BTU/HR): 15500
Type: Scroll
Refrigerant: R-22
Input Voltage (V): 208
Input Voltage (V): 230
No. of Phases: 1
Freq. (Hz.): 50
Freq. (Hz.): 60
Run Capacitor (uF/V): 30/370
Start Kit: SK-A1
Kick Start: 42-TO5
Start Capacitor (uF/V): 88-106/330
Start Capacitor Part Number: 43-17075-04
Rated Load Current (A): 9.3
Max. Continuous Current (A): 13.0
Locked Rotor Current (A): 40.3
Crankcase Heater Included? No
Suction Line Location: 2
Suction Line Height (in.): 10-1/8
Suction Line Configuration: Stub Out
Suction Line Size (in.): 3/4
Discharge Line Location: 3
Discharge Line Height (in.): 14-3/16
Discharge Line Configuration: Stub Out
Discharge Line Size (in.): 1/2
Overall Compressor Height (in.): 15-5/16
Mounting Base Dimensions (in. x in.): 7-1/2 x 7-1/2
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Function:
Compressors compress refrigerants (freon) from a gas state into a liquid state and then pump it through the freon lines.
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