Danfoss Sound Spectrum for Optyma Slim Pack OP-MSGM012SC Data Sheet
Summary
Access comprehensive acoustic profile data for the high-performance Condensing Unit (OP-MSGM012SC). This technical manual provides detailed Sound Power and Acoustic Spectrum readings across a wide frequency range, helping users precisely evaluate noise performance at operational distances up to 10 meters. Essential for HVAC professionals, engineers, and installers who require verified compliance data and comprehensive acoustic specifications during system planning or installation.
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Acoustic/Sound Spectrum Data (50Hz)
Condensing unit Model OP-MSGM012SC Condensing Unit Code : 114X7099
SO ER EC TR
Housing B1 Compressor : SC12G
Electrical code Number of Fans : 1
Document No 118A2036 Revision : A
Sound Power Spectrum, 1/1 Octave
Model Sound Power Spectrum
16k LWA
OP-MSGM012SC 1/1 Octave d BA
Calculated Sound Pressure (Free Field) (d BA)
Distance (in Meters) 1m 3m 10m Sound Pressure (d B(A))
Acoustic/Sound Spectrum (50Hz)
16k LWA
1/1 OCTAVE FREQUENCY (HZ)
Weighted d BA
Acoustic spectrum data are calculated by addition of sound power levels of compressor and fan motor at full speed according to EN13215 conditions. As compressor and fan motor are placed in a packaged unit, effect of noise reduction due to enclosure and insulation was considered for evaluation of sound power
Subject to change without prior information, Please check Coolselector 2 / Product store for updated information.
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Manual Details
| Brand | Spectrum |
|---|---|
| Pages | 1 |
| File Size | 145.29 KB |
| Published | June 06, 2026 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the model number for the condensing unit?
The condensing unit model is OP-MSGM012SC.
How are the sound spectrum data calculated?
They are calculated by adding the sound power levels of the compressor and fan motor at full speed, based on EN13215 conditions.
What does 'LWA' refer to in the sound measurements?
LWA stands for Sound Power Spectrum, referencing 1/1 Octave data.
Where can I find updated specifications or information?
For updated information, please check Coolselector 2 or the Product store.