Technical information

The Inverter condensing unit Area iCOOL 26D MHP has excellent thermodynamic properties and a low environmental impact due to its efficiency. Its maximum cooling capacity of 24.24 kW at -10/32 ºC R449A, powered by a 380/415-volt 50 hertz 3-phase power supply ensures that it performs at the highest level with minimal energy consumption. Equipped with two 630 mm diameter fan and weighing 400 kg, it is a high-performing unit for medium/large-scale applications. Measuring 879 mm wide, 1528 mm long, 1488 mm high, and with a powerful air flow rate of 12,600 m3/ h, it is a robust and effective condensing unit. The unit is provided with a liquid receiver tank of 15.0 dm³,has got 7/8’’ and 1/2’’ suction and liquid connections, and uses FV68S refrigerant oil. This condensing unit is compatible with the compressor models C-SBVN373L0B and C- SBN453H8G. Our iCOOL series stands out for its state-of-the-art Inverter technology, yielding lower energy losses than traditional condensing units. The Inverter condensing unit Area iCOOL 26D MHP has received the highest European and global safety certifications (CE, REACH, RoH and TUV), and features optimal energy efficiency, low noise levels at only 44 dB, refrigerants (R134a, R404A, R448A, R449A, R513A), and easy installation and maintenance.

iCOOL 26D MHP characteristics and advantages

• Maximum cooling capacity of of 24.24 kW at -10/32 ºC R449A
• Total weight of 400 kg.
• Equipped with two 630 mm diameter fan.
• Powerful air flow rate of 12,600 m3/ h.
• Large liquid receiver tank with a 15.0 dm³ volume
• 7/8’’ suction connection and a 1/2’’ liquid connection
• Versatile unit compatible with compressor models C-SBVN373L0B and C- SBN453H8G.
• Compatible with FV68S refrigerant oil.
• Cutting-edge Inverter technology yields lower energy losses than traditional condensing units.
• Reduced noise levels at only 44 dB.
• Validated by the highest European and global safety certifications (CE, REACH, RoH and TUV
• Compatible with refrigerants R134a, R404A, R448A, R449A, R513A.

iCOOL 26D MHP types of refrigerants

R134a

What pressure does R134a refrigerant work with?

It is important to always consult the appropriate temperature pressure chart before using a refrigerant. With regard to R134a refrigerant gas,  the temperature pressure chart indicates that it requires a normal running pressure of between 151 and 393 Kilopascals (kPa), or 22 and 57 pounds per square inch (PSI) in order to operate, Within the temperature range of -3.8 °C at the lowest, and 4.4 °C at the highest.

Why is R134a refrigerant important?

R134a is regarded as a highly-efficient refrigerant as it is able to vaporize at very low temperatures. It is also a secure and environmentally-safe refrigerant, as it features non-toxic, non-flammable and non-corrosive properties, with zero ozone depleting potential.

Which refrigerant gas replaces R134a ?

Due to its significantly lower environmental impact, R134a refrigerant gas is commonly used as a replacement for CFCs and HCFCs refrigerants such as R22, R404A and R507, which have been proven to be detrimental for the ozone layer and the atmosphere

R404A

What pressure does R404A refrigerant work with?

R404A can operate at this temperature pressure level: When it works around -45.6ºC its pressure is 0.1 PSI, in contrast to 455.1 PSI at the highest temperature of 65.6ºC.

Why is R404A refrigerant important?

It is one of the most commonly used refrigerants in the world due to its non-toxic and non-flammable properties, but its use is in decline as it is now considered as having a high Global Warming Potential.

Which refrigerant gas replaces R404A ?

Initially, R-404A was deemed a safe and efficient alternative for CFC and HCFC refrigerants such as R-12 and R-502.

R448A

What pressure does R448A refrigerant work with?

The temperature pressure chart should always be consulted before operating with a refrigerant gas. With regard to the refrigerant R448A, at the lowest temperature of -70 °C, the required running pressure to liquefy R448A refrigerant gas is of -12.25 PSIG. At the highest temperature of 70 °C, the required pressure is 456.82 PSIG. The critical pressure required to liquify R448A refrigerant gas at its critical temperature of 83.7 °C is 46.6 bar (4600 kPa or 667 PSI).

Why is R448A refrigerant important?

R448A refrigerant gas is a safe non-flammable HFO blend with low toxicity and Global Warming Potential, making it a productive and environmentally friendly alternative to many of its counterparts.

Which refrigerant gas replaces R448A ?

Commonly, we can replace R404A and R22 refrigerants using  R448A.

R449A

What pressure does R449A refrigerant work with?

The critical pressure needed to liquefy R449A refrigerant gas at its critical temperature of 81.5 °C is 44.5 bar (4400 kPa or 638 PSI).

Why is R449A refrigerant important?

R449A refrigerant is a non-ozone depleting gas and its low toxicity and non-flammable properties make it a safe, efficient and versatile refrigerant gas.

Which refrigerant gas replaces R449A ?

R449A is usually used as a direct replacement for R404A and R-507 refrigerants.

R513A

What pressure does R513A refrigerant work with?

According to its temperature pressure diagram, the critical pressure of R513A refrigerant gas is 37,67 bar (3769 kPa or 546 PSI), at its critical temperature of 96.5 ºC, at which point it will liquify.

Why is R513A refrigerant important?

R513A refrigerant is considered an efficient and safe refrigerant gas as it does not deplete the ozone layer, it has low toxicity levels and is non-flammable.

Which refrigerant gas replaces R513A?

R513A refrigerant is a direct alternative or replacement for R134a refrigerant gas, and is recommended due to its 55% lesser Global Warming Potential.