Danfoss scroll PSH051 to 077 serie - GB - SI User guide

Type
User guide
Danfoss scroll compressors
PSH051 to 077
50-60 Hz - R410A
Application guidelines
http://cc.danfoss.com
Content
Compressor features ............................................................................................................5
Nomenclature and specications ........................................................................................6
Compressor nomenclature ...................................................................................................................................................................... 6
Compressor specications ....................................................................................................................................................................... 6
Performance data - 50 Hz ..................................................................................................... 7
Cooling ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 7
Heating ............................................................................................................................................................................................................7
Performance data - 60 Hz ..................................................................................................... 8
Cooling ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 8
Heating ............................................................................................................................................................................................................8
Dimensions ...........................................................................................................................9
PSH051 ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 9
PSH064 ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................10
PSH077 ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................11
Electrical data, connections and wiring ............................................................................12
Connection details ....................................................................................................................................................................................12
Suction and discharge connections ...................................................................................................................................................12
Oil sight glass ..............................................................................................................................................................................................12
Oil equalisation connection...................................................................................................................................................................12
Oil drain connection .................................................................................................................................................................................12
Schrader ........................................................................................................................................................................................................12
Liquid injection valve ...............................................................................................................................................................................12
Motor voltage .............................................................................................................................................................................................13
Voltage unbalance ....................................................................................................................................................................................13
Electrical data .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 13
Wiring Connections ..................................................................................................................................................................................14
General wiring information ...................................................................................................................................................................15
Electrical box knock-out dimensions .................................................................................................................................................16
IP rating .........................................................................................................................................................................................................16
Electrical box temperature .....................................................................................................................................................................16
Approval and certications ...............................................................................................17
Approvals and certicates ......................................................................................................................................................................17
Pressure equipment directive 2014/68/EU ..................................................................................................................17
Low voltage directive 2014/35/EU ..................................................................................................................................17
Machines directive 2006/42/EC .......................................................................................................................................17
Electromagnetic compatibility directive 2014/30/EU ..................................................................................................................17
Operating conditions .........................................................................................................18
Refrigerant and lubricants......................................................................................................................................................................18
Motor supply ...............................................................................................................................................................................................18
Compressor ambient temperature .....................................................................................................................................................18
Compressor protection ...........................................................................................................................................................................19
Phase sequence and reverse rotation protection ..........................................................................................................................20
Application envelope ...............................................................................................................................................................................20
Pressure transmitter accuracy and range .........................................................................................................................................23
Liquid injection ..........................................................................................................................................................................................23
Discharge temperature protection .....................................................................................................................................................23
Malfunction protection ...........................................................................................................................................................................24
High and low pressure protection.......................................................................................................................................................24
Cycle rate limit ............................................................................................................................................................................................26
Data management .............................................................................................................. 27
Data storage displayed by OCS ............................................................................................................................................................27
MMIMYK and MMIGRS Electronic controllers..................................................................................................................................27
Data read-out ..............................................................................................................................................................................................28
Data storage recovery .............................................................................................................................................................................. 28
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CAN-Bus and Modbus RS485 Communication ................................................................. 29
Compressor address set-up for CAN-Bus and Modbus ...............................................................................................................29
CAN-Bus and Modbus communication with OCS .........................................................................................................................30
Measurements ............................................................................................................................................................................................31
Alarms and warning .................................................................................................................................................................................32
System design recommendations .....................................................................................33
General ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................33
Essential piping design considerations .............................................................................................................................................33
O-cycle migration ...................................................................................................................................................................................34
Liquid ood back .......................................................................................................................................................................................35
Oil equalisation ..........................................................................................................................................................................................36
Specic application recommendations ............................................................................37
Low ambient application ........................................................................................................................................................................37
Low load operation ...................................................................................................................................................................................38
Brazed plate heat exchangers ...............................................................................................................................................................38
Electronic expansion valve ....................................................................................................................................................................38
Reversible heat pump systems .............................................................................................................................................................38
Discharge line and reversing valve .....................................................................................................................................................38
Defrost and reverse cycle .......................................................................................................................................................................39
Suction line accumulator ........................................................................................................................................................................39
Water utilizing systems ............................................................................................................................................................................39
Sound and vibration management ...................................................................................40
Starting sound level..................................................................................................................................................................................40
Running sound level ................................................................................................................................................................................40
Stopping sound level ...............................................................................................................................................................................40
Installation ..........................................................................................................................41
Compressor handling and storage......................................................................................................................................................41
Compressor mounting ............................................................................................................................................................................41
Parallel mounting ......................................................................................................................................................................................42
Tandem and trio Handling .....................................................................................................................................................................44
Compressor holding charge ..................................................................................................................................................................44
System cleanliness ....................................................................................................................................................................................45
Tubing ............................................................................................................................................................................................................45
Brazing and soldering ..............................................................................................................................................................................45
System pressure test ................................................................................................................................................................................47
Leak detection ............................................................................................................................................................................................47
Vacuum evacuation and moisture removal .....................................................................................................................................47
Filter driers ...................................................................................................................................................................................................48
Refrigerant charging ................................................................................................................................................................................48
Refrigerant charge limit ..........................................................................................................................................................................48
Insulation resistance and dielectric strength ..................................................................................................................................49
Commissioning ..........................................................................................................................................................................................50
Oil level checking and top-up ............................................................................................................................................................... 50
Ordering information and packaging ...............................................................................51
Packaging .....................................................................................................................................................................................................51
Ordering information ...............................................................................................................................................................................52
Industrial pack ............................................................................................................................................................................................52
Accessories .......................................................................................................................... 53
Valves, adapters, connectors & gaskets for use on suction and discharge connections ................................................. 53
Acoustic hoods and spare parts ...........................................................................................................................................................54
Lubricants / oils ..........................................................................................................................................................................................55
Miscellaneous .............................................................................................................................................................................................55
Sensors & cables ........................................................................................................................................................................................55
Communication tools ..............................................................................................................................................................................55
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Liquid injection is controlled by a discharge gas
temperature sensor connected to the OCS.
CAN-Bus connection between manifolded
compressors allows the use of only one HP
sensor and one LP sensor.
A Modbus connection allows the information
exchange between the unit main board (PLC)
and the compressors boards (OCS).
Danfoss PSH scroll compressor is optimized for
heat pump applications. Beside scroll elements
pressure ratio optimization, PSH includes 2 major
new technologies: liquid injection and Operating
Control System (OCS).
PSH scroll compressor is also equipped with
several prewired devices such as discharge
temperature sensor, surface sump heater (SSH)
and Liquid Injection Valve (LIV).
Compressor features
Discharge Temperature Sensor
Operating Control System (OCS):
Motor protection
Liquid Injection Valve control
Operating envelope monitoring
Data storage management
Oil surface sump heater control
CAN-Bus/ Modbus Connections
Liquid injection valve (LIV)
Pre-mounted surface sump heater
(SSH) with insulation
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Compressor
nomenclature
Compressor
specications
Danfoss PSH scroll compressors for R410A are
available as single compressors.
The example below presents the compressor
nomenclature which equals to the technical
reference as shown on the compressor
nameplate.
Code numbers for ordering are listed in section
“Ordering information and packaging” at the end
of this document.
Nomenclature and specications
Model
Nominal
Heating
capacity
Nominal
Cooling
capacity
Power Input
Heating
COP
Cooling
COP
Swept
volume
Displacement
Oil charge
Net weight
W W W W/W W/W cm
3
/rev m
3
/h dm
3
kg
50Hz
PSH051 53337 36167 17170 3.11 2.11 227.6 39.6 6.7 108
PSH064 65481 44683 21575 3.04 2.07 286.2 49.8 6.7 153
PSH077 80303 55051 25979 3.09 2.12 344.6 60 6.7 161
60Hz
PSH051 64057 43436 20621 3.11 2.11 227.6 47. 8 6.7 108
PSH064 78643 53665 25911 3.04 2.07 286.2 60.1 6.7 153
PSH077 96114 66061 31175 3.08 2.12 344.6 72.4 6.7 161
Conditions: Evaporating temperature: -7°C Condensing temperature: 50°C Superheat: 5K Subcooling:5K Refrigerant: R410A
Displacement at nominal speed: 2900rpm at 50Hz. 3500rpm at 60Hz
Net weight with oil charge
AKA4A064SHP
Heat pump
application
Scroll (commercial /
large commercial)
Lubricant
R410A, POE
Heating capacity
in kW at 50Hz
-7°C/50°C/SH5K/SC5K
UL index
4: 380-415V/3~/50 Hz - 460V/3~/60 Hz
9: 380V/3~/60 Hz
Evolution index
Motor protection type
K: 230V OCS
Connections
A: brazed connections
Motor voltage code
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Performance data - 50 Hz
Model
Tc
Cooling
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Cooling
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Cooling
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Cooling
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Cooling
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Cooling
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Cooling
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Cooling
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Cooling
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Te -30 -20 -10 -5 0 5 10 15 20
PSH051-4
20 19 440 8.76 30 420 9.74 45 380 11.13 54 580 12.02 65 060 13.07 76 910 14.28 - - - - - -
30 17 380 10.34 27 520 11.24 41 210 12.48 49 620 13.26 59 200 14.19 70 060 15.27 82 270 16.52 95 950 17.96 - -
40 15 160 12.37 24 440 13.22 36 850 14.34 44 470 15.05 53 150 15.87 63 000 16.83 74 100 17.94 86 560 19.23 100 470 20.70
50 12 680 14.92 21 080 15.76 32 190 16.80 39 000 17.44 46 780 18.18 55 610 19.03 65 600 20.03 76 830 21.17 89 410 22.50
60 - - 17 310 18.93 27 110 19.92 33 110 20.51 39 970 21.19 47 780 21.96 56 640 22.85 66 640 23.88 77 880 25.10
68 - - - - 22 660 22.95 28 010 23.52 34 120 24.15 41 110 24.87 49 060 25.69 58 070 26.64 - -
PSH064-4
20 24 450 11.18 38 160 12.35 57 180 13.98 69 030 15.06 82 630 16.34 98 110 17. 88 - - - - - -
30 21 960 13.06 34 460 14.24 51 610 15.70 62 280 16.63 74 530 17.72 88 500 19.02 104 340 20.56 122 190 22.36 - -
40 19 170 15.36 30 520 16.66 45 870 18.07 55 390 18.89 66 330 19.85 78 830 20.97 93 020 22.28 109 060 23.83 127 090 25.60
50 15 900 18.13 26 180 19.65 39 780 21.11 48 190 21.90 57 850 22.77 68 910 23.77 81 500 24.91 95 770 26.24 111 850 27.80
60 - - 21 260 23.25 33 190 24.87 40 520 25.68 48 930 26.53 58 580 27.45 69 600 28.48 82 130 29.66 96 310 31.00
68 - - - - 27 440 28.43 33 920 29.29 41 370 30.16 49 910 31.06 59 690 32.04 70 860 33.13 - -
PSH077-4
20 30 220 13.72 46 750 15.15 69 640 17. 37 83 940 18.81 100 370 20.46 119 130 22.34 - - - - - -
30 27 030 15.93 42 390 17.20 63 380 19.21 76 450 20.51 91 480 22.02 108 660 23.74 128 180 25.68 150 210 27.85 - -
40 23 650 18.81 37 630 19.97 56 520 21.81 68 280 23.00 81 810 24.38 97 310 25.97 114 970 27.76 134 960 29.76 157 480 32.00
50 20 030 22.53 32 430 23.63 49 030 25.34 59 370 26.44 71 310 27.73 85 040 29.19 100 740 30.85 118 590 32.71 138 790 34.80
60 - - 26 740 28.33 40 860 29.96 49 680 31.00 59 920 32.21 71 780 33.59 85 420 35.14 101 050 36.88 118 830 38.80
68 - - - - 33 790 34.56 41 330 35.57 50 150 36.73 60 430 38.05 72 370 39.53 86 130 41.19 - -
Model
Tc
Heating
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Heating
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Heating
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Heating
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Heating
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Heating
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Heating
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Heating
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Heating
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Te -30 -20 -10 -5 0 5 10 15 20
PSH051-4
20 28 200 8.76 40 160 9.74 56 500 11.13 66 600 12.02 78 120 13.07 91 190 14.28 - - - - - -
30 27 720 10.34 38 750 11. 24 53 680 12.48 62 880 13.26 73 400 14.19 85 330 15.27 98 790 16.52 113 910 17.96 - -
40 27 530 12.37 37 660 13.22 51 190 14.34 59 510 15.05 69 020 15.87 79 830 16.83 92 050 17.9 4 105 790 19.23 121 160 20.70
50 27 600 14.92 36 840 15.76 48 990 16.80 56 440 17.4 4 64 950 18.18 74 640 19.03 85 620 20.03 98 000 21.17 111 9 0 0 22.50
60 - - 36 240 18.93 47 030 19.92 53 620 20.51 61 150 21.19 69 730 21.96 79 490 22.85 90 520 23.88 102 930 25.10
68 - - - - 45 620 22.95 51 520 23.52 58 270 24.15 65 980 24.87 74 750 25.69 84 710 26.64 - -
PSH064-4
20 35 230 11.18 50 070 12.35 70 660 13.98 83 550 15.06 98 380 16.34 115 34 0 17.88 - - - - - -
30 34 550 13.06 48 190 14.24 66 750 15.70 78 300 16.63 91 610 17.72 106 840 19.02 124 160 20.56 143 750 22.36 - -
40 33 970 15.36 46 580 16.66 63 280 18.07 73 600 18.89 85 460 19.85 99 040 20.97 114 510 22.28 132 030 23.83 151 790 25.60
50 33 380 18.13 45 120 19.65 60 130 21.11 69 300 21.90 79 800 22.77 91 820 23.77 105 510 24.91 121 070 26.24 138 640 27.80
60 - - 43 670 23.25 57 170 24.87 65 270 25.68 74 510 26.53 85 040 27.45 97 050 28.48 110 720 29.66 126 200 31.00
68 - - - - 54 850 28.43 62 160 29.29 70 440 30.16 79 850 31.06 90 580 32.04 102 790 33.13 - -
PSH077-4
20 43 550 13.72 61 470 15.15 86 530 17.37 102 210 18.81 120 260 20.46 140 850 22.34 - - - - - -
30 42 520 15.93 59 110 17. 20 82 050 19.21 96 380 20.51 112 880 22.02 131 740 23.74 153 140 25.68 177 280 27. 85 - -
40 41 940 18.81 57 040 19.97 77 720 21.81 90 630 23.00 105 510 24.38 122 550 25.97 141 950 27.76 163 890 29.76 188 570 32.00
50 41 930 22.53 55 400 23.63 73 660 25.34 85 070 26.44 98 260 27.73 113 410 29.19 130 730 30.85 150 390 32.71 172 600 34.80
60 - - 54 280 28.33 69 980 29.96 79 810 31.00 91 230 32.21 104 420 33.59 119 580 35.14 136 890 36.88 156 550 38.80
68 - - - - 67 380 34.56 75 900 35.57 85 850 36.73 97 420 38.05 110 790 39.53 126 170 41.19 - -
Refrigerant: R410A Frequency : 50 Hz Subcooling: 5K Superheat: 5K
Cooling
Heating
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Performance data - 60 Hz
Cooling
Heating
Tc
Cooling
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Cooling
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Cooling
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Cooling
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Cooling
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Cooling
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Cooling
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Cooling
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Cooling
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Te -30 -20 -10 -5 0 5 10 15 20
PSH051-4
20 23 350 10.52 36 540 11. 69 54 500 13.36 65 550 14.43 78 130 15.69 92 360 17.15 - - - - - -
30 20 870 12.42 33 050 13.50 49 490 14.98 59 590 15.93 71 100 17.04 84 140 18.34 98 810 19.84 115 230 21.57 - -
40 18 210 14.86 29 350 15.88 44 260 17.22 53 400 18.07 63 830 19.06 75 660 20.21 89 000 21.55 103 960 23.09 120 660 24.90
50 15 230 17.92 25 310 18.93 38 660 20.18 46 840 20.94 56 180 21.83 66 790 22.86 78 780 24.05 92 270 25.43 107 380 27.00
60 - - 20 790 22.73 32 560 23.93 39 760 24.64 48 000 25.44 57 380 26.37 68 020 27.44 80 030 28.68 93 530 30.10
68 - - - - 27 220 27.57 33 630 28.24 40 980 29.00 49 370 29.87 58 920 30.86 69 740 31.99 - -
PSH064-4
20 29 360 13.43 45 840 14.84 68 680 16.80 82 910 18.08 99 240 19.63 117 830 21.47 - - - - - -
30 26 370 15.68 41 390 17.10 61 980 18.86 74 800 19.97 89 510 21.28 106 290 22.84 125 320 24.69 146 750 26.86 - -
40 23 020 18.45 36 650 20.01 55 080 21.70 66 520 22.69 79 660 23.84 94 670 25.18 111 720 26.76 130 990 28.61 152 630 30.80
50 19 100 21.77 31 440 23.60 47 780 25.35 57 870 26.30 69 480 27.35 82 760 28.55 97 880 29.92 115 020 31.52 134 340 33.40
60 - - 25 530 27.92 39 860 29.87 48 660 30.84 58 770 31.86 70 350 32.97 83 590 34.21 98 640 35.62 115 670 37. 20
68 - - - - 32 960 34.15 40 740 35.18 49 680 36.22 59 940 37.31 71 690 38.49 85 100 39.79 - -
PSH077-4
20 36 260 16.46 56 100 18.18 83 570 20.85 100 720 22.57 120 440 24.55 142 960 26.81 - - - - - -
30 32 440 19.12 50 860 20.64 76 050 23.05 91 740 24.61 109 780 26.42 130 400 28.48 153 810 30.82 180 250 33.42 - -
40 28 390 22.58 45 160 23.97 67 830 26.17 81 930 27.60 98 170 29.26 116 780 31.16 137 960 33.31 161 960 35.71 188 970 38.40
50 24 040 27.04 38 920 28.35 58 840 30.40 71 240 31.73 85 570 33.27 102 040 35.03 120 880 37.02 142 310 39.26 166 550 41.70
60 - - 32 090 33.99 49 030 35.95 59 610 37. 20 71 910 38.65 86 130 40.30 102 510 42.17 121 260 44.25 142 600 46.60
68 - - - - 40 540 41.47 49 590 42.68 60 180 44.08 72 520 45.66 86 840 47.44 103 360 49.43 - -
Tc
Heating
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Heating
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Heating
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Heating
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Heating
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Heating
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Heating
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Heating
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Heating
(W)
Pe
(kW)
Te -30 -20 -10 -5 0 5 10 15 20
PSH051-4
20 33 870 10.52 48 230 11.69 67 860 13.36 79 980 14.43 93 820 15.69 109 520 17.15 - - - - - -
30 33 290 12.42 46 540 13.50 64 470 14.98 75 520 15.93 88 150 17.04 102 480 18.34 118 650 19.84 136 800 21.57 - -
40 33 070 14.86 45 230 15.88 61 480 17. 22 71 470 18.07 82 890 19.06 95 870 20.21 110 550 21.55 127 050 23.09 145 520 24.90
50 33 140 17.92 44 240 18.93 58 840 20.18 67 780 20.94 78 010 21.83 89 650 22.86 102 830 24.05 117 70 0 25.43 134 390 27.00
60 - - 43 520 22.73 56 490 23.93 64 400 24.64 73 440 25.44 83 750 26.37 95 460 27.4 4 108 710 28.68 123 620 30.10
68 - - - - 54 790 27. 57 61 880 28.24 69 980 29.00 79 240 29.87 89 780 30.86 101 730 31.99 - -
PSH064-4
20 42 310 13.43 60 140 14.84 84 870 16.80 100 340 18.08 118 160 19.63 138 530 21.47 - - - - - -
30 41 490 15.68 57 870 17.10 80 160 18.86 94 040 19.97 110 020 21.28 128 310 22.84 149 110 24.69 172 6 40 26.86 - -
40 40 800 18.45 55 940 20.01 76 000 21.70 88 390 22.69 102 640 23.84 118 950 25.18 137 520 26.76 158 570 28.61 182 300 30.80
50 40 080 21.77 54 180 23.60 72 220 25.35 83 230 26.30 95 840 27.35 110 270 28.55 126 720 29.92 145 400 31.52 166 510 33.40
60 - - 52 450 27.92 68 660 29.87 78 390 30.84 89 480 31.86 102 140 32.97 116 56 0 34.21 132 970 35.62 151 570 37.20
68 - - - - 65 880 34.15 74 660 35.18 84 600 36.22 95 900 37. 31 108 790 38.49 123 460 39.79 - -
PSH077-4
20 52 130 16.46 73 620 18.18 103 670 20.85 122 480 22.57 14 4 110 24.55 168 800 26.81 - - - - - -
30 50 870 19.12 70 760 20.64 98 270 23.05 115 460 24.61 135 250 26.42 157 850 28.48 183 520 30.82 212 470 33.42 - -
40 50 150 22.58 68 260 23.97 93 060 26.17 108 540 27. 6 0 126 380 29.26 146 810 31.16 170 070 33.31 196 380 35.71 225 970 38.40
50 50 100 27.04 66 250 28.35 88 150 30.40 101 830 31.73 117 6 40 33.27 135 810 35.03 156 570 37.02 180 150 39.26 206 780 41.70
60 - - 64 860 33.99 83 680 35.95 95 480 37.20 109 170 38.65 124 990 40.30 143 160 42.17 163 920 44.25 187 490 46.60
68 - - - - 80 520 41.47 90 740 42.68 102 670 44.08 116 54 0 45.66 132 570 47.4 4 151 010 49.43 - -
Refrigerant: R410A Frequency : 60 Hz Subcooling: 5K Superheat: 5K
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PSH051
Rigid spacer
Flexible grommet (accessory)
All dimensions in mm
Ø 257.5
Ø 317.8
652.5
617
208
205.2
301
143.75
345.4
434
236
179
258
353
60°
60°
183
195
171
10°
279.4
168.4
81.7
304.8
370.8
4x holes
Ø19.43
76
92
Rigid spacer x 4
531 ±1.2
Ø 265.9
HM 8 bolt
Lock washer
Flat washer
Rigid spacer
Nut
Nut
29.5 mm
HM 8 bolt
Lock washer
Flat washer
S
teel mounting sleeve
Rubber grommet
Nut
28 mm
Compressor
base plate
Dimensions
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PSH064
Rigid spacer
All dimensions in mm
Flexible grommet (accessory)
HM 8 bolt
Lock washer
Flat washer
S
teel mounting sleeve
Rubber grommet
Nut
28 mm
Compressor
base plate
Ø 333.2
Ø 318.1
693
634
208
202.2
301
76.1
345.4
279.4
168.6
204
195
183
60°
10°
60°
436
238
258
357
179
81.5
304.8
370.8
4xhole
Ø19.43
92
Rigid spacer x4
143.1
492 ±1.2
Dimensions
HM 8 bolt
Lock washer
Flat washer
Rigid spacer
Nut
Nut
29.5 mm
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Dimensions
PSH077
Rigid spacer
Flexible grommet (accessory)
HM 8 bolt
Lock washer
Flat washer
S
teel mounting sleeve
Rubber grommet
Nut
28 mm
Compressor
base plate
Ø 333.2
524.3 ±1.2
Ø 318.1
4x holes
Ø 19.43
725.3
666.3
208
202.2
301
143.1
92
76.1
Rigid spacer x4
345.4
279.4
195
204
436
238
179
258
357
81.5
304.8
370.8
168.6
183
60°
60°
10°
All dimensions in mm
HM 8 bolt
Lock washer
Flat washer
Rigid spacer
Nut
Nut
29.5 mm
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Electrical data, connections and wiring
Suction and discharge
connections
Oil sight glass
Oil equalisation
connection
Oil drain connection
Schrader
Liquid injection valve
All Danfoss PSH scroll compressors come
equipped with a sight glass (1"1/8 - 18 UNF)
which may be used to determine the amount
and condition of the oil contained within the
sump.
PSH051-064-077 are equipped with a 2"1/4
rotolock connector allowing the use of 2"1/4
- 1"3/8 or 2"1/4 - 1"5/8 sleeve. This connection
must be used to mount the oil equalisation line
when two or more compressors are mounted
in parallel (please refer to section ”Parallel
mounting” for details).
The oil drain connection allows oil to be removed
from the sump for changing, testing, etc. The
tting contains an extension tube into the oil
sump to more eectively remove the oil. The
connection is a female 1/4" SAE are tting
The oil ll connection and gauge port is a 1/4"
male are connector incorporating a Schrader
valve.
The liquid injection valve (LIV) comes equipped
with process tube, maintained by a bracket,
assembled on compressor shell. This process
tube is to be connected with a 1/4" piping to the
system liquid line.
During commissioning, check that the LIV coil
is correctly positioned on the LIV body. One of
the lock pins on the coil must t into one of the
dents on the valve body.
Connection details
PSH051-064-077
AJ-AK
Suction and discharge connections Brazed
Oil sight glass Threaded
Oil equalization connection Rotolock 2"1/4
Oil drain connection 1/4" SAE are
Low pressure gauge port (schrader) 1/4" SAE are
Liquid Injection Valve connection tube 1/4" ODF
Tube ODF
PSH051-064-077
Suction 1"5/8
Discharge 1"1/8
1/4"
Process tube
Support bracket
Liquid Injection Valve (LIV)
Coil
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Electrical data, connections and wiring
Voltage unbalance
Electrical data
LRA (Locked Rotor Amp)
MCC (Maximum Continuous
Current)
Max. operating current
The operating voltage limits are shown in the
table section ”Motor voltage“. The voltage
applied to the motor terminals must lie within
these table limits during both start-up and
normal operations. The maximum allowable
voltage unbalance is 2%. Voltage unbalance
causes high amperage over one or several
phases, which in turn leads to overheating and
possible motor damage. Voltage unbalance is
given by the formula:
Vavg = Mean voltage of phases 1, 2, 3.
V1-2 = Voltage between phases 1 & 2.
V1-3 = Voltage between phases 1 & 3.
V2-3 = Voltage between phases 2 & 3.
Locked Rotor Amp value is the highest average
current as measured on mechanically blocked
compressor tested under nominal voltage. The
LRA value can be used as rough estimation for
the starting current. However in most cases, the
real starting current will be lower. A soft starter
can be applied to reduce starting current.
The MCC is the current at which the motor
protection trips under maximum load and
low voltage conditions. This MCC value is the
maximum at which the compressor can be
operated in transient conditions and out of the
application envelope. Above this value, the OCS
will cut-out the compressor to protect the motor.
The max. operating current is the current when
the compressors operates at maximum load
conditions and 10% below nominal voltage
(+15°C evaporating temperature and +68°C
condensing temperature). Max. operating
current can be used to select cables and
contactors.
In normal operation, the compressor current
consumption is always less than the Max
operating A. value.
Motor voltage
| Vavg - V1-2 | + | Vavg - V1-3 | + | Vavg - V2-3 |
% voltage unbalance= _______________________________________________ x100
2 x Vavg
Motor voltage code Code 4 Code 9
50Hz
Nominal voltage 380- 415V~3 -
Voltage range 357-440V~3 -
60Hz
Nominal voltage 460V~3 380V~3
Voltage range 415-506V~3 342-418V~3
Compressor models
LRA MCC
Maximum
operating current
Winding
resistance
A A A
Motor code 4
PSH051 211 60 50 0.57
PSH064 248 72 64 0.48
PSH077 319 83 78 0.39
Motor code 9
PSH051 273 66 61 0.38
PSH064 315 90 79 0.33
PSH077 399 98 91 0.27
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Electrical data, connections and wiring
Compressor power
supply
Operating Control System
(OCS) power supply
Winding resistance is the resistance between
phases at 25°C (resistance value +/- 7%).
Winding resistance is generally low and it
requires adapted tools for precise measurement.
Use a digital ohm-meter, a ”4 wires“ method and
measure under stabilised ambient temperature.
Winding resistance varies strongly with winding
temperature ; if the compressor is stabilised at a
dierent value than 25°C, the measured
resistance must be corrected with following
formula:
a + t
amb
R
amb
= R
25°C
_________
a + t
25°C
t
25°C
: reference temperature = 25°C
t
amb
: temperature during measurement (°C)
R
25°C
: winding resistance at 25°C
R
amb
: winding resistance at tamb
Coecient a = 234.5
Electrical supply is connected to the compressor
terminals by Ø 4.8 mm (3/16") screws. The
maximum tightening torque is 3 Nm. Use a 1/4"
ring terminal on the power leads.
The compressor must be connected to earth
with the 5 mm earth terminal screw.
The Operating Control System (OCS) can
be supplied with 230V. For 230V OCS, earth
connection must be done with a 1/4" faston
terminal.
To avoid personal injury, earth continuity
must be checked before switching the power on.
Provide separate electrical supply for the OCS so
the heater remains energized when the machine
is out of service (eg seasonnal shutdown).
Winding resistance
Nominal voltage Voltage range
230V ~1 50/60Hz 207-254V ~1 50Hz - 180-254V ~1 60Hz
Wiring Connections
Danfoss Commercial Compressors
supply & connections
Customer supply or Danfoss Com-
mercial Compressors kit on request
Customer supply & connections
CAN-Bus (if manifolded)
MYK / GRS
Modbus
DGT sensor
LP sensor
HP sensor
Liquid Injection Valve (LIV)
M1 M2 control circuit
Surface Sump Heater
OCS power supply
Cover holding screws (x4)
Torque: 2.2 Nm
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Electrical data, connections and wiring
Communication connections
General wiring
information
In the case of parallel mounting, CAN-Bus cables
must link compressors together in order to
allow data exchange between compressors.
Connectors are 4 pole 3.5 mm pitch terminal
blocks.
In parallel mounting, only one HP transmitter
and one LP transmitter are needed per
compressor assembly, connected to only one of
the OCS, for the complete system.
If needed, the Modbus connection is to be
done with a 3 pole 3.5 mm pitch terminal block
(supplied on the OCS).
Shielded cables must be used for CAN-Bus and
Modbus connections.
A minimum distance of 10 cm between power
supply cables and communication cables
must be observed in order to avoid electronic
interferences and disturbances.
Accessory CAN-Bus cables are available for
tandem and trio assemblies (refer to accessories
list for code numbers).
Data readings and recovering can be done
thanks to a MMIGRS and a MMIMYK connected
on the RJ11 female connection on the OCS (refer
to section ”Data Management).
MMIGRS and MMIMYK accessories are available
(refer to accessories list for code numbers).
The wiring diagrams below are examples for a
safe and reliable compressor wiring. In case an
alternative wiring logic is chosen, it is imperative
to respect the following rules:
M1 M2 contact on OCS must be used for
compressor protection (do not use Bus signal).
When a safety switch trips, the compressor must
stop immediately and must not re-start until
the tripping condition is back to normal and
the safety switch is closed again. This applies to
the LP safety switch, the HP safety switch, the
discharge gas thermostat and the motor safety
thermostat.
In specic situations, such as winter start
operation, an eventual LP control for pump-
down cycles may be temporarily bypassed to
allow the system to build pressure. But it remains
OCS connections The OCS comes preinstalled within the
compressor electrical box.
All needed connectors are plugged in place on
the OCS and connector positions are marked on
the transparent OCS protection cover.
The compressor comes with prewired OCS
connections for:
discharge gas temperature sensor (DGT)
surface sump heater (SSH)
motor protection
phase monitoring
liquid injection valve (LIV)
Note that to avoid handling and transportation
issues, the discharge gas temperature cable is
not connected to the discharge temperature
sensor that is pre-installed on the upper shell.
This cable has to be connected to the sensor
before switching on the power.
Low pressure and high pressure transmitters
connection to the OCS are mandatory for
compressor operation (envelope monitoring),
refer to ”pressure transmitter accuracy and
range“ section.
LP and HP signals can also be transferred
via Modbus, refer to “CanBus and Modbus
communication with OCS“ section for further
information.
HP and LP sensor
connection
Shielded cable is mandatory for HP and LP sensor
connections. Cable shield must be connected on
sensor side only.
High pressure sensor connection Low pressure sensor connection
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Electrical data, connections and wiring
Six dierent knockouts are available for power
supply or accessories connections.
One double knockout for power supply:
Ø 43.7mm/1.72" or Ø 34.5mm/1.36"
One triple knockout for power supply:
Ø40.5mm/1.59" or Ø32.5mm/1.27" or Ø 5.4mm/1"
Two double knockouts for accessories:
Ø 25.4mm/1" or Ø 20mm/0.78"
Two double knockouts for accessories:
Ø 22.5mm/0.88" or Ø 16.5mm/0.65"
The compressor terminal box according to IEC529 is IP54 for all models when correctly sized IP54
rated cable glands are used.
First numeral, level of protection against contact and foreign objects
5 - Dust protected
Second numeral, level of protection against water
4 - Protection against water splashing
Electrical box knock-out
dimensions
IP rating
The temperature inside the terminal box must
not exceed 65°C. Above 65°C, the OCS may not
operate properly. Any compressor damaged
related to this will not be covered by Danfoss
warranty.
Consequently, if the compressor is installed in an
enclosure, precautions must be taken to avoid
that the temperature around the compressor
and in the terminal box rise too much. The
installation of ventilation on the enclosure panels
may be necessary.
In the same manner, cables must be selected in
a way to insure that terminal box temperature
does not exceed 65°C.
Electrical box
temperature
Suggested wiring diagram
Legend
Fuses ...........................................................................................................F1
Compressor contactor ........................................................................ KM
Control relay ............................................................................................ KA
Safety lock out relay ..............................................................................KS
Optional short cycle timer (3 min) ............................................. 180 s
External overload protection .............................................................F2
Pump-down pressure switch .............................................................LP
High pressure safety switch ...............................................................HP
Control device ........................................................................................TH
Liquid line solenoid valve ...............................................................LLSV
Fused disconnect ..................................................................................Q1
Compressor motor .................................................................................. M
Thermistor chain ....................................................................................... S
Safety pressure switch ........................................................................LPS
mandatory for compressor protection to apply
an LP safety switch. The LP safety switch must
never be bypassed.
Pressure settings for the LP and HP safety switch
and pump-down listed in table from section
”Low pressure“.
When ever possible (ie. PLC control), it is
recommended to limit the possibilities of
compressor auto restart to less than 3 to 5 times
during a period of 12 hours when caused by
motor protection or LP safety switch tripping.
This control must be managed as a manual reset
device.
A1
A3
A2
LP
LPS
MS
OCS
Wiring diagram with pump-down cycle
M1 M2
A1
A3
A2
OCS
S
KS
LPS
Control circuit
Wiring diagram without pump down cycle
M1 M2
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Approval and certications
PSH scroll compressors comply with the
following approvals and certicates.
Certicates are listed on the product datasheets:
http://www.danfoss.com/odsg
Approvals and
certicates
Pressure equipment
directive 2014/68/EU
Machines directive
2006/42/EC
Low voltage directive
2014/35/EU
Internal free volume
Electromagnetic
compatibility directive
2014/30/EU
PSH compressors with their OCS are in conformance with the requirements of the following
standards:
EN61000-6-2: immunity for industrial environments
EN61000-6-4: emission standard for industrial environments
CE 0062 or CE 0038 or CE0871
(European Directive)
All PSH models
UL
(Underwriters Laboratories)
All 60 Hz PSH models
Other approvals / certicates Contact Danfoss
Products PSH051 to 077
Manufacturer's declaration of incorporation Contact Danfoss
Products PSH051 to 077
Declaration of conformity Contact Danfoss
Products Internal free volume without oil (litre)
PSH051 31.0
PSH064 32.6
PSH077 34.3
Products
PSH051 PSH0 64 PSH077
Refrigerating uids Group 2 Group 2 Group 2
Category PED II II III
Evaluation module D1 D1 H
Maximum / Minimum temperature - Ts -35°C < Ts < 52°C -35°C < Ts < 51°C -35°C < Ts < 51°C
Maximum allowable pressure (LP side) - Ps 31.1 bar(g) 30.2 bar(g) 30.2 bar(g)
Declaration of conformity Contact Danfoss
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Application Guidelines
Operating conditions
R410A
POE oil
Motor supply
Compressor ambient
temperature
High ambient temperature
Low ambient temperature
PSH compressors are to be used with R410A refrigerant, with polyolester oil.
• R410A’s superior thermodynamical properties
compared to R22 and R407C refrigerants allow
for todays massive – and necessary – switch to
high eciency systems.
• Zero Ozone Depletion Potential (ODP): R410A
doesn’t harm the ozone layer.
• Global warming potential (GWP): R410A shows
a relatively high warming potential. However,
the GWP index denotes direct warming eect,
which is relevant only in case of release to the
atmosphere.
A more accurate index is T.E.W.I., for Total
Equivalent Warming Impact, which takes into
account indirect contributions due to running
energy costs.
• Because of the higher system eciency it
allows to achieve, R410A is in this regard the best
refrigerant.
• As a near-azeotropic mixture, refrigerant
R410A behaves like an homogeneous substance,
whereas other zeotropic mixtures such as
R407C and other blends suer a temperature
glide during phase change that lessens thermal
eciency and makes them dicult to transfer
from a container to another.
• Reduced refrigerant mass ow, permitted by a
higher heat capacity, induce a lower sound level
of the installation as well as more compact and
lighter systems.
Polyolester oil (POE) is miscible with HFC's
(while mineral oil is not), but has to be evaluated
regarding lubrication ability in compressors. POE
oil has better thermal stability than refrigerant
mineral oil.
POE is more hygroscopic and also holds moisture
tighter than mineral oil. It also chemically reacts
with water leading to acid and alcohol formation.
PSH scroll compressors can be operated at
nominal voltages as indicated in the section
”Motor voltage“. Under-voltage and over-voltage
operation is allowed within the indicated voltage
ranges. In case of risk of under-voltage operation,
special attention must be paid to current draw.
PSH compressors can be applied from -35°C
to 51°C ambient temperature, when charged
with refrigerant. The compressors are designed
as 100% suction gas cooled without need for
additional fan cooling. Ambient temperature has
very little eect on the compressor performance.
In case of enclosed tting and high ambient
temperature it’s recommend to check the
temperature of power wires and conformity
to their insulation specication. In case of safe
tripping by the internal compressor overload
protection the compressor must cool down
before the overload will reset. A high ambient
temperature can strongly delay this cool-down
process.
Although the compressor itself can withstand
low ambient temperature, the system may
require specic design features to ensure safe
and reliable operation. See section ”Specic
application recommendations“.
Refrigerant and
lubricants
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Operating conditions
2 status LEDs are present on OCS:
LED 2 displays the motor protection status.
Compressor models PSH051-064-077 are
delivered with a pre installed motor protection.
This device provides ecient and reliable
protection against overheating, overloading as
well as phase loss/reversal.
The motor protection is eective thanks to PTC
sensors embedded in the motor winding and
OCS control. The close contact between sensors
and windings ensures a very low level of thermal
inertia.
The motor temperature is constantly measured
by a PTC thermistor loop connected to the OCS.
If any thermistor exceeds its response
temperature, its resistance increases above the
trip level (4,500 Ω) and the output relay then trips
– i.e. contacts M1-M2 are open.
After cooling below the response temperature
(resistance < 2,750 Ω), a 5 minutes time delay is
activated. After this delay has elapsed, the relay
is once again pulled in – i.e. contacts M1-M2
are closed. The time delay may be cancelled by
means of resetting the mains.
Compressor protection
Overheating/overloading
protection
LED1 (red) displays the
board general status
LED2 (yellow) displays the
motor protection status
LED1 displays the board general status with the following blinking codes



LED 2 Status display Blinking sequence Status

Continuous on Ready for starting


0.1secON/ 0.3secOFF
for 5 min 0.1secON/0,7secOFF.
ALARM 22: Motor overheating
ACTION: STOP COMPRESSOR
RESTART: 5min Delay after motor cooling.
LED 1 Status display Blinking sequence Status Reset

Continuous on OCS powered and stable NA

Slow blinking
1.5secON/1secOFF
Warning without requirement
for immediate action.
Come back to stable status
by automatic or manual reset.

Fast blinking
0.5secON/0.5secOFF
ALARM, requires
maintenance intervention
Come back to stable status
by specialist intervention
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Operating conditions
Application envelope
The operating envelope for PSH scroll
compressors is given in the gure below, where
the condensing and evaporating temperatures
represent the range for steady-state operation.
The operating limits serve to dene the
envelope within which reliable operations of the
compressor are guaranteed:
Maximum discharge gas temperature:
+140°C (measured by DGT sensor),
A suction superheat below 5 K is not
allowed due to the risk of liquid ood back,
Maximum suction superheat of 20K
A subcooling above 5K is recommended to
ensure proper liquid injection.
Minimum and maximum evaporating
and condensing temperatures as per the
operating envelopes.
Use a phase meter to establish the phase
orders and connect line phases L1, L2 and L3
to terminals T1, T2 and T3, respectively. The
compressor will only operate properly in a single
direction, and the motor is wound so that if the
connections are correct, the rotation will also be
correct.
OCS provides protection against phase reversal
and phase loss at start-up.
Apply the recommended wiring diagrams from
the section ”Suggested wiring diagram logic“.
The circuit should be thoroughly checked in
order to determine the cause of the phase
problem before re-energizing the control circuit.
The phase sequencing and phase loss
monitoring functions are active during a 5
seconds window 1 second after compressor
start-up (power on L1-L2-L3)
Phase sequence and
reverse rotation
protection
Condensing temperature (°C)
-10
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
-35 -30 -25 -20 -15 -10 -5 0 5 10 15 20 2
5
Evaporating temperature C)

LED 2 Status display Blinking sequence Status

0.2secON/0.2secOFF
0.2secON/0.4secOFF
ALARM 25 :Phase reverse error
ACTION: STOP COMPRESSOR
RESTART: Come back to stable status by manual reset

0.5secON/0.5secOFF
ALARM 24 :Phase loss error
ACTION: STOP COMPRESSOR
RESTART: Come back to stable status by manual reset
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