Refrigeration
3 HP Remote Condensing Unit, Solar-Powered Refrigeration Unit

3 HP Remote Condensing Unit, Solar-Powered Refrigeration Unit

  • Cooling capacity: 4.2 (1.3–5.6) kW
  • Evaporating temperature range: −35 to 0 ℃
  • Cold-room temperature range: −20 to 10 ℃
  • Input power: 1.9 (0.6–2.8) kW
  • Suggested PV configuration: 3 panels

The 3HP solar condensing unit is a multi-energy refrigeration system based on photovoltaic direct-drive technology. For solar DC direct-drive refrigeration, DC power from the solar panels directly powers the inverter compressor and fans, eliminating the need for an inverter-to-AC conversion. It's ideal for logistics parks, institutional cold rooms, and farm and harvest-site storage, and it's especially useful where solar resources are plentiful, but grid supply is irregular or expensive.

Eight Core Technologies Parameters
Solar Direct-Drive Variable-Frequency Freezer & Cooler DFNTLR-030ZBP-ACDC-A (DLFR-351AC-P44-A)
HP (Horsepower) HP 3
Evaporating temperature range ℃ −35 to 0
Cooling capacity kW 4.2 (1.3–5.6)
Input power kW 1.9 (0.6–2.8)
Coefficient of Performance (COP) W/W 2.33
Annual energy efficiency 3.3
Noise dB(A) 52
Power supply (AC) 220V ~ 50Hz
Power supply (DC) 80–380 VDC
Recommended solar power >3 kW
Safety protection High/Low Pressure, Discharge Overheat, Suction Low-Superheat Protection
Refrigerant R410A
Compressor type DC Compressor
Compressor quantity Unit 1
Heat exchanger (air side) Finned Tube Heat Exchanger
Condenser fan type Brushless DC Motor
Condenser fan motor power W 120
Pipe connection type Threaded Connection
Outdoor dimensions W×D×H mm 900 × 337 × 700
Outdoor net weight kg 68
Refrigeration Unit (Indoor Unit) DLFR-351AC-P44-A
Fan air flow m³/h 3000
Fan power W 170 × 1
Drip tray defrost power W 600
Indoor dimensions W×D×H mm 900 × 340 × 580
Indoor net weight kg 43
Liquid connection pipeline mm 9.52
Suction connection pipeline mm 16
Working Principle / System Diagram

The inverter, compressor, and blowers are directly powered by the DC power generated by the panels, without the need for AC conversion. The unit operates on PV when the solar output exceeds the refrigeration capacity. In the event of a decrease in light, the compressor is maintained by the mains supply, which is seamlessly supplemented by the storage system. Surplus solar energy can be retained for future operation. Intelligent energy management optimizes the utilization of renewable energy sources and reduces the expense of maintaining a room's temperature by coordinating solar, mains, and storage in accordance with the cooling load and energy availability.

Working Principle / System Diagram
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