Condensing units

No, the ECOLITE condensing units can be operated in medium and low temperature application and with A1 and A2L refrigerants.
For details see Operating instructions KB-206.
(last revision: 05.2025)

The connection for a pressure relief valve on the accumulator is available as an option from the factory.
If the optional check valve between condenser and accumulator has been selected, the connection is automatically selected, too, during configuration.
The pressure relief valve is not included in the scope of delivery.

Whether the use of a pressure relief valve is necessary must be determined by the manufacturer of the refrigeration system – based on the locally applicable regulations and standards.
The manufacturer must also determine the valve, placement and mounting.

If a pressure relief valve is installed, the cut-out pressure of the pressure switches must be adjusted to the pressure relief valve according to specifications in the standards.
For this purpose, the adjustable pressure switch must be ordered as an option.

See also ECOLITE Operating instructions KB-206.
(last revision: 05.2025)

In the models LHV7E, the suction gas cooled .F3 frequency inverters were replaced in 2023 by air cooled VARIPACK frequency inverters (model FOY+39-4, IP66). The model designation changes from LHV7E/ .. .F3 to LHV7E/ .. .F. Application limits, frequency ranges, refrigerating capacity etc. remain unchanged. From the outside, only the ventilation slot in the weather protective housing of the ECOSTAR is visible.
This change does not apply to ECOSTAR models with .F1 frequency inverter.
For details see Operating instructions KB-203.
(last revision: 03.2023)

If a BITZER compressor is no longer available, it can often be easily replaced by a current model. The most common cases are compiled in the Technical Information AT-310.
(last revision: 05.2025)

BITZER products are equipped or available with different oil monitoring systems. The available devices and options are listed in the Technical Information AT-170.
(last revision: 05.2025)

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