Scroll Compressors
Copeland Scroll ZR 1.8 – 30 HP:
- Copeland Scroll axial and radial compliance for superior reliability and efficiency.
- Wide scroll line-up.
- Low oil circulation rate.
- Superior liquid handling capability.
- Low sound and vibration level.
- Low life cycle climate performance ( LCCP )
- Copeland qualified tandem and trio configurations for superior seasonal efficiency.
Copeland Scroll ZB 2–15 HP:
- One model for multi-refrigerants R-404A, R-407A, R-407C, R-134a and R-22
- Seasonal efficiency up to 15% above traditional semi-hermetic compressor
- Large operating envelope
- Quiet operation
- Fast temperature pull-down capabilities
- Lightweight and compactness
- Copeland Scroll Digital™ technology for simple, step-less capacity modulation
Copeland Scroll ZF 2 – 15 HP:
- Wide operating envelope with 10°C low condensing temperature to minimize energy consumption
- One model for multiple refrigerants R404A, R448A, R449A, R407A, R407F, and R22
- Light weight and compactness, up to half the weight of equivalent semi-hermetic compressor
- Optional Sound Shell allowing up to 10 dBA sound attenuation
- ZF models with liquid injection – Easy, efficient and reliable injection via Discharge Temperature Control Valve (DTC)
- ZF models with enhanced vapor injection: – Seasonal efficiencies compared to Emerson’s best semi-hermetic compressors – Improved system capacity and efficiency by 40% and 25% respectively, making them the most efficient compressors on the market -Possibility to reduce the equipment and component sizes by using smaller compressors
Copeland Scroll ZP 2 – 15 HP:
- Complete range between 2-15 HP
- Proven reliability
- Superior efficiency
- Low sound levels
- Availability for HFC and HCFC refrigerants
- All voltage offering
- Oil sight glass & Rotalock features
How Scroll Compressors Work
The Copeland Scroll compressor has one scroll, or spiral, orbiting in a path defined by a matching fixed scroll. The fixed scroll is attached to the compressor body. The orbiting scroll is coupled to the crankshaft and orbits, rather than rotates.
The orbiting motion creates a series of gas pockets traveling between the two scrolls. On the outer portion of the scrolls, the pockets draw in gas, which they then force to the center of the scroll, where the gas is discharged. As the gas moves into the increasingly smaller inner pockets, the temperature and pressure increase to the desired discharge pressure.
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