High-lift compressor platform
H Series
High-lift platform
A symmetric two-stage compressor architecture for applications that require an extended lift envelope.
Integration context
Place the component inside the engineered system.
The diagram establishes responsibility boundaries. Exact ports, loads, dimensions, wiring and service clearances require the current model drawing.
Conceptual integration view
Refrigerant-circuit position
- OEM systemEvaporator
- Product familyH Series
- OEM systemCondenser
- OEM systemExpansion device
BMCC, drive and chiller controls are coordinated through project-defined interfaces.
Platform scope
Catalog-defined family, application-led selection.
A symmetric two-stage compressor architecture for applications that require an extended lift envelope.
- Documented use case
- High-lift and low-temperature operating conditions
- Model coverage
- 1 model
- Selection note
- Final selection data supplied per project
- Refrigerant in supplied catalog
- R134a
- Architecture
- Integrated, two stage, symmetric
- Capacity regulation
- 10–100%
- Protection field
- IP54
Published lineup
Models in this family
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| Model | Capacity | Max pressure ratio | Max rpm | Mass |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| YMC105H | 105 RT | 6.2 | 38,000 | 180 kg |
The specification table states 6.2. A separate brochure paragraph states 6.7; this page uses the table value and flags the conflict for confirmation.
Standards context: ANSI/AHRI 550/590 (I-P) — the rating method behind chiller capacity and efficiency figures, including the integrated and non-standard part-load values (IPLV, NPLV) that part-load claims are quoted against. Enclosure and drive fields are read against IEC 60529 — the IP code behind the enclosure rating in these fields, with the tests that verify each digit. The catalog fields on this page are supplied values, not a third-party rating to that standard; project performance is confirmed in writing.
- Source ID
- CAT-202607-P08
- Document
- Supplied product catalog
- Edition / language
- 2026-07 · Chinese
- Catalog location
- Page 8
- Last transcribed review
- 2026-08-12
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