Danfoss AK-PC 551 Pack Controller User Guide

Software Version: 1.7

1. Introduction

The AK-PC 551 controller is designed for capacity regulation of compressors and condensers in small refrigeration applications. It can manage up to 8 compressors and one condenser.

Application Scenarios:

  • One suction group + one condenser group
  • Two suction groups + one shared condenser (max. 4 + 4 steps)
  • One compressor group, max. 8 steps
  • One condenser group, max. 8 steps

Advantages:

  • Energy savings through optimization of suction pressure, night time increase, floating condensing pressure, and load limitation.

Input and Output Capabilities:

  • Analogue inputs: max. 8 (for pressure transmitters, temperature sensors, voltage signals)
  • Digital inputs: max. 8 (for safety controls, day/night signals)
  • Relay outputs: max. 6 (for compressors, condenser fans)
  • Solid state outputs: max. 2 (for capacity valves, unloaders)
  • Analogue outputs: max. 4 (for speed control of compressors or condenser fans)

Operation:

Daily operation can be set up directly on the controller or via an external display. The interface adjusts based on the setup. Operation is password-protected with three access levels. The controller supports multiple languages, selectable at start-up.

Data Communication:

Features built-in Modbus data communication, enabling connection to AK-SM 800 system devices.

Diagram: Shows typical compressor configurations (Ssa, SdA, PoA, Pc, POB, SdB, Sc3) and their interconnections in a refrigeration system. Also shows an example display screen for the AK-PC 551.

2. Suction Group

Details the regulation of compressors within a suction group.

Compressor Types Supported:

  • Single-step compressors (one can be speed-regulated)
  • Compressors with unloaders
  • Scroll compressors (including digital scroll)
  • Copeland Stream compressor (4 cylinders, one unloader)
  • Bitzer CRII compressor (4 cylinders, two unloaders)

Capacity Distribution (FIFO):

Compressors cut in/out based on the "First In First Out" principle to equalize operating hours. The lead compressor is always engaged first, and variable capacity fills gaps.

Timer Restrictions and Safety Cut-Outs:

If a compressor is prevented from starting due to timers or safety cut-outs, it is replaced by another compressor.

Capacity Regulation:

Controlled by pressure/temperature sensor signals and a set reference. A neutral zone is maintained. Cut-in/cut-out occurs when pressure deviates from the reference plus/minus half the neutral zone. Variable capacity compressors adjust output to maintain pressure.

Control Sensor:

Typically controlled by the Po pressure transmitter. For brine control, the S4 sensor is used, with Po for frost protection.

Reference:

Can be set or variable (e.g., for night increase or Po optimisation). Limits can be set for the reference value.

Load Shedding:

Limits maximum compressor capacity to control total electrical load. The threshold cannot be set below the compressor's lowest capacity step.

Diagrams: Illustrate compressor types, cyclical operation (FIFO), pressure regulation curves, control sensor connections, reference levels, and load shedding limits.

3. Condenser

Details the control of condenser fans and regulation based on condenser pressure.

Fan Control:

Fans can be controlled incrementally via relays or speed-controlled via analogue output (0-10V), potentially using a VLT-type transformer. EC motor fans can use the 0-10V signal directly. Simultaneous step and speed control is supported. Night operation limits fan noise by reducing capacity.

VSD Max Speed Limitation:

Limits fan speed to reduce noise. This is bypassed by safety functions like Sd max. and Pc max.

Control:

Regulation is based on Pc pressure transmitter or S7 media temperature sensor, compared against a regulation reference. The reference can be fixed or variable (following outdoor temperature via Sc3 sensor). Min/max references are required. Heat recovery can increase the reference via a DI input.

Media Temperature:

If controlling media temperature, the S7 sensor is used. The Pc pressure transmitter is also required for high-pressure monitoring.

Diagrams: Show fan control signals (DO, AO, 0-10V, ON/OFF VLT), night limitation graph, and condenser pressure regulation curves with reference points and heat recovery indication.

4. Safety Functions

Details various safety limits and sensor failure handling.

Pressure Safety:

  • Min./max. suction pressure (Po): Triggers compressor cut-out or alarm.
  • Max. condensing pressure (Pc): Connects all condenser fans, reduces compressor capacity, or cuts out all compressors if exceeded.

Switch Inputs:

  • LP switch (DI): Stops all compressors.
  • HP switch (DI): Stops all compressors. Fan capacity increases.

Superheating and Temperature Safety:

  • Min./max. superheating (Ss): Triggers alarm.
  • Max. discharge gas temperature (Sd): Reduces compressor capacity or stops compressors. For specific compressor types (digital scroll, Stream, CRII), capacity may increase for self-cooling.

Sensor Failure:

Alarms are generated for missing sensor signals. Regulation continues with reduced capacity or specific fallback logic for Po, Pc, Sd, Ss, Sc3, S4, and Saux sensors. A faulty sensor must be OK for 10 minutes to clear the alarm. Manual reset is possible.

General DI Alarms:

Three general alarm inputs can be configured with text and delay times.

General Thermostat:

Can be configured if a relay output and analogue input are available.

Injection ON:

Interrupts refrigerant injection to evaporators when compressors cannot start. The signal is maintained while compressors are running or can be started. It is switched OFF if compressors cannot start due to timers, safety cut-outs, or high suction saturation temperature for an extended period.

5. Display Overview

Illustrates the user interface and how it displays regulated parameters based on the system configuration (e.g., one or two suction groups, condenser group).

Diagrams: Show example display screens for different configurations (1 suction group, 1 condenser group, 2 suction groups, 2 suction groups + 1 condenser group). Also shows how to navigate through displays for active alarms, cleared alarms, and controller information.

6. Set-up Overview

Describes three methods for controller setup: "Wizard", "Quick settings", and "All parameters".

Setup Methods:

  • Wizard: Guides the user through a series of settings for initial setup.
  • Quick Settings: Allows selection from pre-defined combinations of compressors and fans.
  • Parametric Setup: Review of all parameters (detailed in later sections).

The initial screen upon delivery shows "No application configured". A default password (300) is used. Setup involves selecting language, plant type, and then configuring specific parameters.

Diagrams: Show the initial setup screens, including password entry, language selection, setup method selection, and examples of Quick Settings configurations.

Suction A Settings

Detailed parameters for Suction Group A control.

Control Status:

Provides real-time status of the control circuit (e.g., No comp., Normal ctrl, Alarm Comp., Sensor error, Load shed).

Actuel zone:

Indicates the current pressure relative to the reference (P0 error, Zone, NZ, + Zone).

Control temp., Reference, Running capacity, Requested capacity, No. of running comp.:

Readings for current temperature, reference value, connected capacity (%), and number of active compressors.

Pressure and Temperature Readings:

PoA Pressure, ToA Saturated temp., Pc Pressure, Tc Saturated temp.

Status Indicators:

Day / Night status, Load shed status, Injection ON A status, MC Load Shedding status, MC Night Setback status.

Control Settings:

ParameterDescriptionRange/Options
Control modeRegulation typeMAN / OFF / AUTO (Default: AUTO)
SetpointRegulation referenceMin: -80°C (-1.0 bar), Max: 30°C (50 bar)
Neutral zoneNeutral zone around referenceMin: 0.1 K (0.1 bar), Max: 20 K (5.0 bar)
Night offsetReference adjustment for nightMin: -25 K (-5.0 bar), Max: 25 K (5.0 bar)
Max ReferenceHighest permissible regulation referenceMin: -50°C (-1.0 bar), Max: 80°C (50.0 bar)
Min ReferenceLowest permissible regulation referenceMin: -80°C (-1.0 bar), Max: 25°C (40.0 bar)
PI control selectionPI regulation reaction speed1 (slow) to 10 (quick). Custom option (0) for trained staff.
Gain factor KpAmplification factor(Visible/set when PI control is "0")
Integration time TnIntegration time(See above)
+ Zone rate of changeChange coefficient for + zone(See above)
- Zone rate of changeChange coefficient for - zone(See above)

Compressor Settings

Configuration parameters for compressor operation.

ParameterDescriptionRange/Options
First step runtimeTime before next compressor can start.Min: 0 s, Max: 300 s
Pump downPump-down function for last compressor.Min: -80°C (-1.0 bar), Max: 30°C (50.0 bar)
Load shed limitCapacity limit during load shed signal.Min: 0 %, Max: 100 %
Emergency cap. dayCapacity during daytime operation (sensor failure).Min: 0 %, Max: 100 % (Default: 50%)
Emergency cap. nightCapacity during night operation (sensor failure).Min: 0 %, Max: 100 % (Default: 25%)
Comp. start delayDelay after forced closing of expansion valves.Min: 0 s, Max: 180 s
Injection OFF delayDelay of forced closing of expansion valves.Min: 0 s, Max: 300 s
Control sensorRegulation sensor for suction circuit.Po (Pressure) or S4 (Media temp. for brine).
Compressor modeType of compressor for regulation.Multi all, Multi+Single, Speed+Multi, Speed+Single, CRII4+Multi, CRII4+Single, Stream 4+Multi, Stream 4+Single, Digital scroll, Single-step only, None.
No. of compressorsTotal number of compressors.Min: 1, Max: 8.
Lead comp. sizeNominal capacity of the first compressor.Min: 1 kW, Max: 100 kW.
Comp. sizeNominal capacity of other compressors.Min: 1 kW, Max: 100 kW.
VSD Min. speedMinimum speed for VSD compressors.Min: 10 Hz, Max: 60 Hz.
VSD Start speedMinimum start speed for VSD compressors.Min: 20 Hz, Max: 60 Hz.
VSD Max speedHighest permitted speed for VSD compressors.Min: 40 Hz, Max: 120 Hz.
PWM period timePeriod time for unloader valve (Scroll/Stream).Min: 10 s, Max: 20 s.
CRII Period timePeriod time for unloader valve (CRII).Min: 10 s, Max: 20 s.
Comp. 1 min cap.Minimum capacity for compressor 1.Min: 10%, Max: 50%.
Comp. 1 start capStart capacity for compressor 1.Min: 10%, Max: 60%.
Comp. 1 Sd temp.Monitor discharge gas temp. (Sd) for compressor 1.Yes/No.
Comp. 1 Sd max.Maximum Sd temperature for compressor 1.Min: 0°C, Max: 195°C.
No. of unloadersNumber of unloaders for compressor.Min: 1, Max: 3.
Comp. safety inputCompressor safety circuit input.Yes/No.
LP switch via DILow pressure safety circuit input.Yes/No.
Load shedding via DILoad limitation input.DI or Night Mode.
Sd disch. gas temp.Shared discharge temperature signal.Yes/No.
Ss suction superheatMonitor suction superheat signal.Yes/No.
Injection ON functionStop injection into evaporators.No/Network/Relay.
Lead comp. Min ONMin. On-time for first compressor.Min: 0 min, Max: 60 min.
Lead comp. Min OFFMin. Off-time for first compressor.Min: 0 min, Max: 30 min.
Lead comp. RestartMin. restart time for first compressor.Min: 1 min, Max: 60 min.
Lead comp. Safety delayDelay before compressor 1 cuts out for safety.Min: 1 min, Max: 10 min.
Comp. Min ONMin. On-time for remaining compressors.Min: 0 min, Max: 60 min.
Comp. Min OFFMin. Off-time for remaining compressors.Min: 0 min, Max: 30 min.
Comp. RestartMin. restart time for remaining compressors.Min: 1 min, Max: 60 min.
Comp. Safety delayDelay before compressors cut out for safety.Min: 1 min, Max: 10 min.
Compressor statusOperating status of compressors.(e.g., Alarm, Ready, Running, Disabled)
Comp. 1 Sd gasSd temperature of compressor 1.Read only.
Comp. 1 capConnected capacity of compressor 1.0-100%.
Compressor runhoursTotal operating time of compressors.Read only.
Compressor cyclesNumber of compressor starts.Read only.
Comp. 1 out of serviceService mode for compressor 1.Yes/No.

Suction B Settings

For Suction Group B, refer to the descriptions for Suction Group A. Note: Bitzer CRII cannot be used in Suction Group B.

Condenser Control Settings

Parameters for condenser regulation.

Control Status:

Status of the condenser circuit (e.g., Main Sw. off, Ready, Running, Manual ctrl, High Pc/Sd).

Readings:

Control temp., Reference, Running capacity, Requested capacity, No. of running fans, Tc Saturated temp., Pc Pressure, S7 Media.

Control Settings:

ParameterDescriptionRange/Options
Control modeRegulation typeMAN / OFF / AUTO (Default: AUTO)
SetpointCondenser regulation set point.Min: -25°C (-1.0 bar), Max: 90°C (159 bar)
Sc3 offsetTemperature offset for fluid reference.Min: 0 K, Max: 20 K
Min. referenceLowest permissible regulation reference.Min: -25°C (-1.0 bar), Max: 100°C (159 bar)
Max. referenceHighest permissible regulation reference.Min: -25°C (-1.0 bar), Max: 100°C (159 bar)
Heat recovery SPTemperature set point for heat recovery.Min: 20°C (-1.0 bar), Max: 90°C (159 bar)
Heat rec. ramp downRamp-down speed after heat recovery.Min: 0.1 K, Max: 100 K (per minute).
Capacity limit nightFan capacity limitation at night.Min: 0%, Max: 100%.
Gain factor KpAmplification factor for PI regulation.Min: 0.5, Max: 50.
Integration time TnIntegration time for PI regulation.Min: 10 s, Max: 900 s.
Fan configurationSelection of regulation sensor.Pc pressure transmitter or S7 media temperature sensor.
Reference modeReference setting.Setpoint or Floating (based on outdoor temp.).
Capacity ctrl. modeFan control mode.Variable, Step, or Variable + Step.
No. of fansNumber of fans.Min: 0, Max: 8.
Control typeRegulation type.P/PI (Default: PI).
VSD Start speedStart value for frequency converter.Min: 0%, Max: 60%.
VSD Min. speedMinimum speed for frequency converter.Min: 0%, Max: 40%.
VSD Max. speedMaximum speed for frequency converter.Min: 61%, Max: 100%.

Fan Safety Monitoring

Configuration and monitoring of fan safety functions.

ParameterDescriptionOptions
VSD Start via DORelay connection for frequency converter start/stop.Yes/No.
Monitor fan safetySafety monitoring of condenser fans.None, Individual, Common.
Fan at comp. OFFFan control when compressors are stopped.Normal or Energy-optimised.
Heat recovery via DIHeat recovery cycle activation via DI input.Yes/No.
Fan statusFan speed and operation status.Read only.
Fan RunhoursTotal fan operating hours.Read only.
Fan cyclesNumber of fan starts.Read only.

Safety Limits

Defines safety limits for various parameters and associated alarms.

ParameterDescriptionRange/Options
PoA Min limitSafety limit for minimum PoA.Min: -120°C (-1.0 bar), Max: 30°C (159 bar)
PoA Max alarmAlarm limit for high PoA.Min: -30°C (-1.0 bar), Max: 100°C (159 bar)
PoA Max delayDelay time for PoA max alarm.Min: 0 min, Max: 240 min.
Superheat Min lim AAlarm limit for insufficient superheating (Suction line A).Min: 0 K, Max: 20 K.
Superheat Max lim AAlarm limit for excess superheating (Suction line A).Min: 20 K, Max: 80 K.
Superheat delay ADelay time for superheat alarm (A).Min: 0 min, Max: 60 min.
SdA Max limitSafety limit for max. SdA.Min: 0°C, Max: 195°C.
PoB Min limitSafety limit for minimum PoB.Same settings as Suction Group B.
PoB Max alarmAlarm limit for high PoB.Same settings as Suction Group B.
PoB Max delayDelay time for PoB max alarm.Same settings as Suction Group B.
Superheat Min lim BAlarm limit for insufficient superheating (Suction line B).Same settings as Suction Group B.
Superheat Max lim BAlarm limit for excess superheating (Suction line B).Same settings as Suction Group B.
Superheat delay BDelay time for superheat alarm (B).Same settings as Suction Group B.
SdB Max limitSafety limit for max. SdB.Same settings as Suction Group B.
Pc max limitSafety limit for max. Pc.Min: -1 bar, Max: 159 bar.
Tc Max limitSafety limit for max. Tc.Read only.
Pc Max delayTime delay for Pc max. alarm.Min: 0 min, Max: 240 min.
HP switch via DISignal from HP switch.Yes/No.
Safety restart timeDelayed start-up following safety cut-out.Min: 0 min, Max: 60 min.
Sensor alarm resetReset alarm after sensor error.Min: 0 min, Max: 30 min.

General Functions

Configuration for general alarms, thermostats, and other system-wide functions.

Digital Input Alarms:

Up to 3 general alarms can be defined, not directly related to regulation. These can be configured with alarm text, delay time, and active on/off signal. The number of general alarm functions can be set.

DI Alarm Text:

Selectable alarm texts include: General alarm, High/Low pressure, High/Low temperature, Oil level/temperature, Liquid level, Leak detection, Inverter fault.

DI Alarm Delay:

Configurable delay time for DI1 alarm (and DI2, DI3).

Thermostat:

One general thermostat can be defined, requiring an analogue input (Saux) and a relay output. Settings for cut-in temperature, cut-out temperature, and current temperature are available.

System Settings

Configuration options for display, password, time, network, and factory reset.

CategorySettingOptions
DisplayLanguageEnglish, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Russian, Polish, Czech, Turkish, Hungarian, Croatian, Serbian, Romanian (Default: UK English)
Engineering unitsSI / Imperial
Pressure unitsbar / PSIG
Temperature units°C / °F
Time format12-hour or 24-hour
Screen saver timeMin: 1 min, Max: 60 min.
User logout timeMin: 1 min, Max: 60 min.
Display contrastMin: 0, Max: 100.
PasswordPassword levels 1, 2, 3Access codes for end-user, installer, and system configuration.
Real time clockDate and timeYear, month, date, hours, minutes.
Weekly scheduleWeekly planOpening/closing hours for regulation reference and fan speed adjustment.
NetworkModbus AddressMin: 0, Max: 120.
Baudrate38.4 (or 19.2 for SLV mode).
Serial mode8E1 (default).
Reset to factoryReturn to factory settingsYes/No. Resets all settings and clears alarm list.

I/O Configuration

Allows selection and assignment of functions to individual inputs and outputs. Functions can be selected for digital outputs (DO), digital inputs (DI), analogue outputs (AO), and analogue inputs (AI).

Digital Outputs (DO1-DO8):

Functions include pulse output for capacity valves, compressor start/unloaders, fans, Injection ON, and Alarm.

Digital Inputs (DI1-DI8):

Functions include compressor safety inputs, fan safety input, external main switch, HP/LP safety switches, night status, heat recovery, load shedding, and general alarm inputs.

Analogue Outputs (AO1-AO4):

Used for compressor and condenser speed control.

Analogue Inputs (AI1-AI8):

Used for pressure transmitters (PoA, PoB, Pc), temperature sensors (Sc3, S4, S7), discharge gas temperature (Sd), suction gas temperature (Ss), and Saux for general thermostat.

Diagrams: Show examples of I/O configuration menus for digital outputs, digital inputs, analogue outputs, and analogue inputs, as well as an I/O summary screen.

I/O Status and Manual Control

Provides status of I/O signals and allows manual override control.

I/O Status:

Displays the current status of digital outputs, digital inputs, analogue outputs, and analogue inputs.

I/O Summary:

Shows the maximum available and currently used inputs/outputs.

I/O Manual Control:

Allows manual control of relay outputs (Auto/On/Off) and analogue outputs (Auto/Man, 0-100%). Remember to switch back to "Auto" after manual control.

Alarm Priorities

Defines priority levels for alarms: Critical, Severe, Normal, and Disable. Each incident can be assigned a priority to modify its importance.

Alarm List:

A comprehensive list of alarms, their reasons, priority settings, and default values is provided, categorized by General Alarms, Suction A Alarms, Suction B Alarms, and Condenser Alarms.

* The alarm "IO configuration error" is activated if not all IO functions have been assigned to a hardware Input or output. Often the reason is that too many functions have been selected via the configuration of the controller. Solve the problem by adapting the IO functions to the max. No of IO outputs.

Sensor Alarms:

Sensor alarms automatically shut off when the sensor is OK for 10 minutes. Manual reset is possible.

Troubleshooting: ERR31 Alarm

An "ERR31" alarm on the external display indicates a communication error between the display and the controller. This can be due to incorrect terminations or communication interruptions.

Troubleshooting Steps:

  1. Inspect terminations.
  2. Check the external display's software version (must be 1.13 or newer).
  3. Verify display settings: MCX selection (Clear UI, Autodetect), COM selection (CAN), Start up mode (Remote application), CAN settings (Baudrate: Autobaud, Node ID: 126).

After checks, the display will retrieve data from the controller (may take up to 5 minutes).

Diagram: Shows how to short circuit connectors on an RJ11 cable for display connection.

10. Connections

Details the electrical connections for the controller.

Connection, Lower Level:

Includes connections for Power (L, N), Modbus (A+, B-), and Digital Outputs (DO1-DO8).

Connection, Upper Level:

Includes connections for External Supply (24V AC/DC), Analogue Outputs (AO1-AO4), Digital Inputs (DI1-DI8), and Analogue Inputs (AI1-AI8).

Electric Noise Considerations:

Signal cables must be kept separate from high voltage cables, using separate cable trays and maintaining a distance of at least 10 cm. Cables longer than 3m at DI input should be avoided.

Supply Voltage:

Available in 24 V AC/DC or 230 V AC.

Modbus:

Important for data communication; refer to separate literature RC8AC. Bus termination is required.

DO - Digital Outputs:

8 pcs. DO5 and DO6 are solid state relays. Alarm relay function is described.

AO - Analogue Output:

4 pcs. Used for frequency converters or EC motors. Requires 24V supply on AO3/AO4 (external). Polarity of N is important.

AI - Analogue Inputs:

8 pcs. Used for pressure transmitters (AKS 32R, AKS 32, AKS 33) and temperature sensors (Pt 1000, NTC 86K). Factory settings map AI1-AI4 to PoA, PoB, Pc, and Sc3.

DI - Digital Switch Inputs:

8 pcs. Used for shut-down or interruption functions.

Diagrams: Show detailed wiring schematics for lower and upper level connections, including power, Modbus, digital outputs, analogue outputs, digital inputs, and analogue inputs. Wiring examples for AKS sensors are also provided.

Compressor Capacity Control

Explains capacity control methods for different compressor types.

Digital Scroll Compressor:

Capacity is divided into "PWM period time". 100% capacity is delivered when cooling is active. The controller varies capacity based on cut-in time. A minimum capacity limit (e.g., 10%) can be set to ensure self-cooling.

Copeland Stream Compressor:

Pulse signal controls one stream compressor with one unloader valve (4 cylinders). Capacity distributed via relay and unloader (connected to DO5 or DO6).

Bitzer CRII:

Pulse signal controls CRII with 2 unloaders (4 cylinders). Capacity controlled from 10-100% based on unloader pulsation (connected to DO5 or DO6).

Sd Monitoring:

When regulating with Sd monitoring, capacity increases if temperature nears the Sd limit, improving cooling of unloaded compressors.

Injection Off:

Ensures electronic expansion valves close when compressors are prevented from starting, preventing evaporator overfilling. Can be controlled via compressor relays or data communication.

Diagrams: Illustrate PWM capacity control for digital scroll compressors, unloader control for Stream and CRII compressors, and a basic circuit diagram for Injection Off function.

11. Data & 12. External Display

Data:

Provides technical specifications for supply voltage, analogue inputs, digital inputs, relay outputs, voltage outputs, display output, data communication, environments, enclosure, weight, mounting, connection terminals, and approvals.

External Display:

An external display (MMIGRS2) is available for front assembly (IP 20) and connects via a cable plug. Ordering information is provided.

Capacitive load warning: Relays are not suitable for direct coupling of capacitive loads (e.g., LED, EC motors with switch mode power supply). Use a suitable contactor.
Diagram: Shows the connection for the external display.

13. Ordering & 14. Mounting/Dimensions

Ordering Information:

Lists available product types (AK-PC 551, MMIGRS2), their functions, operation modes, supply voltages, and corresponding code numbers.

Mounting/Dimensions:

Provides dimensional drawings for DIN rail mounting (IP 20).

Installation Considerations:

Emphasizes that proper installation is crucial to prevent malfunctions and plant breakdowns. Electronic controls supplement, but do not replace, normal engineering practice. Danfoss is not responsible for damage due to improper installation. Installers must check installations and fit safety devices. Special attention is noted for compressor stop signals and liquid receivers.

List of Literature:

References the Installation guide for extended operation RC8AC for data communication connections to ADAP-KOOL® systems.

Diagram: Shows mounting dimensions for DIN rail installation.

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