Ingeniería de aplicaciones

Manual del usuario de la unidad de refrigeración exterior Copeland X-Line/Manual del usuario de la unidad digital X-Line.

Troubleshooting Guide- Starts/Runs

Troubleshooting Guide-Not Starting/Running

Copeland’s New Line of R-410A Service Compressors for AC Applications

Copeland’s New Line of R-410A Service Compressors for AC Applications FAQs

Contractor Service Tips

Pressure Temperature Charts

Refrigerants & Lubricants Approved for Use in Copeland Compressors

Copeland and Discus digital upgrade parts

FInd a list of digital upgrade parts within this brochure.

Copeland compressors for transcritical CO₂ refrigeration

The Copeland line of 4 cylinder CO2 compressors is the ideal solution for R-744 transcritical booster systems. It is characterized by a design operating pressure of 1740 psig (120 bar).

Copeland Semi-Hermetic Conversion Kits

We make it even easier to upgrade to a Copeland 3D Discus (fixed speed and digital) semi-hermetic compressors from competitive compressor models with our conversion kit 998-0902-00.

Copeland X-Line Outdoor Refrigeration Units

The Copeland X-Line catalog contains air-cooled and water-cooled condensing units data. For the most up-to-date data, visit Emerson.com/CopelandOPI

Bridging the CO₂ training gap

According to industry estimates that forecast the use of natural refrigerants over the next few years, the adoption of CO₂ (refrigerant name R-744) is expected to increase significantly in the U.S.

Global HVACR technician roundtable

Emerson recently assembled a global panel of expert technicians, practitioners and apprentices to explore ideas for reversing this trend and discuss strategies for attracting the HVACR technicians.

A2L servicing best practices

In this article, we examine the transition from existing refrigerants to A2Ls and what that looks like in terms of basic servicing fundamentals (special considerations, equipment and A2L-rated tools).

The case for R-290

In the global transition away from high-global warming potential (GWP) hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) refrigerants, R-290 (aka propane) has emerged as an increasingly viable alternative.