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The new Danfoss Optyma Slim Pack and Optyma Plus multi-refrigerant condensing units

The new Danfoss Optyma Slim Pack and Optyma Plus multi-refrigerant condensing units

The new Danfoss Optyma Slim Pack and Optyma Plus multi-refrigerant condensing units feature a future-proof design compatible with both A1 and A2L refrigerants – all in a single unit. 

“A2L refrigerants are environmentally-friendly solutions that meet increasingly tough restrictions – but do require specific safety testing and design due to their mild flammability. The new Optyma condensing units have been ignition-proof tested in independent laboratories and designed with risk-mitigation precautions, such as a sealed electrical box, holes, and louvers to ensure the refrigerant’s dilution – giving installers peace of mind,” says Rogerio Salhab Federici, Head of System Solutions at Danfoss Climate Solutions.

Featuring a high energy-performance ratio, the updated Optyma condensing units enable you to gain higher energy efficiency while reducing energy consumption and indirect emissions.

Complementing the new condensing units, light commercial and commercial compressors are A2L-ready. The well-known MTZ and NTZ reciprocating compressors – for mid and low-temperature applications respectively – are now qualified for use with R454C and R455A refrigerants and come in a multi-refrigerant setup.

The scroll version will be A2L-ready by Q3 2021 giving a complete range of compressor solutions compatible with ultra-low GWP refrigerants.

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