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Danfoss BD50F Direct Current Compressor R134a, 12-24V DC & 100-240V AC 50 60Hz Data Sheet

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The BD50F is a high-efficiency R134a direct current compressor designed for various horizontal and vertical cooling applications. This comprehensive datasheet provides engineering professionals with detailed technical specifications, including performance curves, COP ratings, and multiple voltage options (DC 12V/24V and universal AC). The manual covers operational ranges, capacity measurements (EN/ASHRAE), system electrical unit pairings, fan cooling requirements, and a complete guide to troubleshooting codes for reliable installation and maintenance.

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BD50F Direct Current Compressor R134a, 12/24V DC & 100-240V AC 50/60Hz General Code number (without electronic units) 101Z1220 Approvals Electronic unit 12/24V DC - Standard 101N0212, 30 pcs: 101N0213 Electronic unit 12/24V DC - AEO 101N0340, 30 pcs: 101N0341 UL Electronic unit 12/24V DC & 100-240V AC 50/60Hz 101N0510, 28 pcs: 101N0511 UL / VDE Electronic unit 12/24V DC - Automotive 101N0650, 30 pcs: 101N0651 UL Compressors on pallet Application Application LBP/MBP/HBP Evaporating temperature °C -30 to 0 (10)

BD50F

Voltage range DC VDC 9.6 - 17 / 21.3 - 31.5

only with BD controller

Voltage range AC V/Hz 100 - 240 / 50 - 60 Max. condensing temperature continuous (short) °C 60 (70)

Blue stripe serial number

Max. winding temperature continuous (short) °C 125 (135) 101Z

Cooling requirements Barcode on white background

Made by Secop

Grey background

Application LBP MBP HBP

Country of origin or manufacturer

= Static cooling normally sufficient

O = Oil cooling

Remarks on application: Fan cooling F1 depending on application and speed. F1 = Fan cooling 1.5 m/s

(compressor compartment temperature

Motor

equal to ambient temperature)

Motor type variable speed

F2 = Fan cooling 3.0 m/s necessary

Resistance, all 3 windings (25°C) 1.8 SG = Suction gas cooling normally sufficent

– = not applicable in this area

Design Displacement cm3 2.50 Oil quantity (type) cm3 150 (polyolester) Maximum refrigerant charge Free gas volume in compressor cm3 Weight - Compressor/Electronic unit kg 4.3 / 0.19 (Standard)

Standard battery protection settings (refer to electronic unit Instructions for optional settings) Voltage 12V 24V Cut out VDC 10.4 22.8 Cut in VDC 11.7 24.2

Dimensions Height mm

Suction connector location/I.D. mm | angle 6.2 | 40°

material | comment Cu-plated steel | Al cap

Process connector location/I.D. mm | angle 6.2 | 45°

material | comment Cu-plated steel | Al cap

Discharge connector location/I.D. mm | angle 5.0 | 21°

material | comment Cu-plated steel | Al cap

Connector tolerance I.D. mm ±0.09, on 5.0 +0.12/+0.20 Remarks:

© Danfoss | DCS (CC) | 2016.11 DEHC.ED.100.J1.02 | 1

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Page 1 Datasheets BD50F Direct Current Compressor R134a, 12/24V DC & 100-240V AC 50/60Hz General Code number (without electronic units) 101Z1220 Approvals Electronic unit 12/24V DC - Standard 101N0212, 3...
Page 2 Capacity (EN 12900 Household/CECOMAF) 12V DC, static cooling watt rpm \ °C -30 -25 -23.3 -20 -15 -10 -5 7.2 Compressor speed 2,000 20.9 30.1 33.8 41.8 56.1 72.8 92.1 138* 150* 165* Electronit unit Res...

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Frequently Asked Questions

What refrigerant is compatible with the BD50F compressor?

The unit uses R134a as its specified refrigerant.

How does the fan cooling status affect operation?

Fan cooling (F) depends on application and speed. If it's necessary, a 3.0 m/s airflow is required for proper function.

What are the cut-in and cut-out voltage settings for a 12V or 24V system?

For 12V DC, they are 10.4 V (cut out) and 11.7 V (cut in); for 24V DC, they are 22.8 V (cut out) and 24.2 V (cut in).

Is static cooling usually sufficient?

Static cooling is normally sufficient, as indicated by 'S'. However, more intensive conditions may require oil or fan cooling.