Specs for this rotary

[MeltedDuron]

I've tried everything via Google with no luck, anyone able to say what the BTU and displacement is..


Mitsubishi Electric Air Conditioning Compressor R22

Model Number: NH56YDAT

Serial No: A0055375BG

[Patrickclouds]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...m=170324043114

56ccm
3x380V
35000 to 36400 BTU/h @ 7,2°C

page 63 and 64: http://www.salvadorescoda.com/tarifa...ountingAcc.pdf

here is a nh56ydet, but i don´t think that ther are large differences:
http://www.extremecooling.net/index/..._vergleich.pdf

[before]

Looks right. Displacement is usually written into the model name: NH56YDAT -> 56cc/rev.

That's a HUGE compressor. I've never used more than 40.7cc/rev in cascades, and that's already very very big.

[Patrickclouds]

Intresting info on the displacment in the model name, i learn't something there!

but not for all manufactors.

this is a very usefull document
http://www.extremecooling.net/index/..._vergleich.pdf

and yes 3 phase

[before]

but not for all manufactors.

this is a very usefull document
http://www.extremecooling.net/index/..._vergleich.pdf

and yes 3 phase

Yeah true, IIRC Samsung doesn't include displ into the name. BTW most brands use to do so.

Dunno if it helps, but I did this a year ago. (Just managed to get a better layout today with Excel 2007)



According to my displ to btu estimates, 56cc/rev for an R22 compressor more or less corresponds to 32,400Btu/hr (I guess for 1PH, 200 to 220v or something).

[Patrickclouds]

@ before

great document, thanks


http://www.yuban.com.tw/cweb/product05a_nh.htm

http://www.yuban.com.tw/cweb/product05a_ph.htm

http://www.yuban.com.tw/cweb/product05a_rh.htm