Danfoss launches the Optyma iCO2 condensing unit with natural refrigerant

Date: 12 October 2022
Danfoss launches the Optyma iCO2 condensing unit with natural refrigerant
Danfoss launches the Optyma iCO2 condensing unit with natural refrigerant
The new Optyma iCO2 condensing unit isn’t just easy to install, connect, and operate. As the first unit in the popular Optyma family to run on CO2 refrigerant, it offers a reliable and safe option for your green transition. It’s produced in Europe, available to order.

CO2 has a low Global Warming Potential (GWP) of only 1, compared to a higher GWP for traditional refrigerants - and because it’s a natural refrigerant, you won’t have to worry about facing another phase-down.

A plug-and-play solution with an easy-to-use interface, the Optyma iCO2 ensures trouble-free start-up and fast commissioning. It’s pre-programmed for safe installation and reliable operation - and with two doors for service purposes, you can count on easy access.

The stackable unit also takes up less space and offers more flexibility. It’s even easy on the ears as the Optyma iCO2 doesn’t exceed 35 dB(A) at 10 meters - decreasing the noise level by nearly two times compared to other HFC variable load systems. This is thanks to its best-in-class BLDC scroll compressor, high performance sound insulation, and low noise level fan.

Finally, Optyma iCO2 also offers simplicity in terms if scalable connectivity with Danfoss devices and networks for remote monitoring and management - easily adapted to your specific application needs.

Equipped with best-in-class components, the Optyma iCO2 operates reliably up to an ambient temperature of 46 °C. This gives you peace of mind even as temperatures rise, and heat waves become more common.

The new condensing unit is PED 1 classified, meaning that it can be self-certified by installers - saving you paperwork, time, and money.

Also, the Optyma iCO2 offers a high turn down variable load, which makes it suitable for both single and multi-cold room operation, resulting in reduced operational costs.

The iCO2 unit used in cold rooms - as in supermarkets - can easily be connected to Danfoss System Managers. Plus, it’s produced in Europe for a smaller shipping-related CO2 footprint.
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