Description
This is a brand new 2.5 - 3 Ton's 208/230 Volt 1-Phase 28,000 BTU Direct Factory Replacement Copeland Compressor. The Model # is CR28K6E-PFV-875. This Copeland compressor is designed to replace the old obsolete compressor part numbers listed in the title. Small piping changes may or may not be needed during installation.
Replaces Obsolete Bristol & Copeland Compressors
Air Conditioning & Heat Pump Compressor
Used in Equipment Models From: 2 1/2 to 3 Ton
Voltage @ 60 hz 208/230 Volts
Running Current @ BTUH 14.0 Amperes.
Discharge Inside Diameter 3/8 Inch.
Line Connection Suction Inside Diameter 3/4 Inch.
Base Mount Hole Center Size 7 1/2 x 7 1/2 Inches.
Length: 9 7/16 Inches.
Height: 14 3/16"
Width: 9 Inches
Refrigerant:R22.
Voltage:208/230.
Phase:1
Series:CR
Crank Case Heater:Yes
This compresser requires a run capacitor rated at 35 uf/MFD and 370 volt.Most condensing unit capacitors are dual capacitors, meaning they operate both the compressor and the fan. To purchase the correct capacitor you will need to know the uf rating on the fan motor as well as the compresser.
Start Capacitor rating is: 145-174 220Volt
Replaces Obsolete Bristol & Copeland Compressors
Air Conditioning & Heat Pump Compressor
Used in Equipment Models From: 2 1/2 to 3 Ton
Voltage @ 60 hz 208/230 Volts
Running Current @ BTUH 14.0 Amperes.
Discharge Inside Diameter 3/8 Inch.
Line Connection Suction Inside Diameter 3/4 Inch.
Base Mount Hole Center Size 7 1/2 x 7 1/2 Inches.
Length: 9 7/16 Inches.
Height: 14 3/16"
Width: 9 Inches
Refrigerant:R22.
Voltage:208/230.
Phase:1
Series:CR
Crank Case Heater:Yes
This compresser requires a run capacitor rated at 35 uf/MFD and 370 volt.Most condensing unit capacitors are dual capacitors, meaning they operate both the compressor and the fan. To purchase the correct capacitor you will need to know the uf rating on the fan motor as well as the compresser.
Start Capacitor rating is: 145-174 220Volt
To install a Compressor PROPERLY you need to have AND use the proper equipment and use proper installation technique. If you are not familiar with these techniques or you do not have the proper equipment then you SHOULD have a qualified HVAC tech to install your new compressor. All Sales are Final! There are NO WARRANTIES! Compressors Should be installed by a qualified Heating Air Conditioning Tech.
Function:
Compressors compress refrigerants from a gas state into a liquid state and then pump it through the refrigerant lines.
Replaces Old Part #s:
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