Magnetic-bearing compressor portfolio
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Data-center chiller OEM inputs
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Open resourceOEM integration checklist
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Selection and integration
The six inputs that decide a compressor selection
What an OEM settles before a centrifugal compressor can be selected: duty point, operating envelope, refrigerant, electrical supply and controls.
Read the guideInstallation and protection
IP54 on the compressor, IP00 on the drive — what that gap means
The compressors publish IP54, the high-power VFD table IP00. What each rating covers, what it does not, and what the gap asks of the installer.
Read the guideArchitecture and control
Two-stage compression and what a 10-100% range really tells you
The S, T and H families publish two-stage architectures and 10-100% capacity regulation. What that range is, what it is not, and why part-load hours decide.
Read the guideElectrical and drive
Why a drive-fed compressor changes the starting-current conversation
The catalog publishes a permanent-magnet motor, a 2 A starting-current field and a 380 VAC VFD input. What those settle, and what has to be asked for.
Read the guideSelection and integration
What the R134a catalog entry decides, and what it leaves to your programme
The S, T and H families publish R134a. What that means for a platform being designed now, and why a refrigerant change is development, not substitution.
Read the guideProject documents by request
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