⚙️ Main Specifications
🔹 Model: ZF34KQE
🔹 Brand: Copeland
🔹 Type: Hermetic Scroll Compressor
🔹 Application: Low-Temperature Refrigeration / Freezer
🔹 Injection Type: Liquid Injection
🔹 Oil Type: POE Oil
🔹 Frequency: 50 Hz / 60 Hz versions available
🔹 3-Phase Options: Available
❄️ Refrigerant Options
The ZF/ZFI range in the supplied catalogue is qualified for:
🔹 R404A / R507
🔹 R407A / R407C / R407F
🔹 R448A / R449A
🔹 R22
🌡️ Typical Applications
🧊 Walk-In Freezers
🥩 Frozen Meat Storage
🐟 Fish & Seafood Freezers
🍗 Frozen Food Storage
🏪 Supermarket Refrigeration
🏭 Food Processing & Industrial Refrigeration
The ZFKQ family is designed for low-temperature refrigeration, with the overall range capable of operation down to approximately −40°C evaporating temperature, depending on refrigerant and operating conditions.
📊 R404A Cooling Capacity – 50 Hz
For the ZF34KQE at 40°C condensing temperature, your catalogue gives:
| Evaporating Temperature |
Cooling Capacity |
| −40°C |
4.81 kW |
| −35°C |
6.19 kW |
| −30°C |
7.83 kW |
| −25°C |
9.75 kW |
| −20°C |
12.00 kW |
| −15°C |
14.59 kW |
| −10°C |
17.58 kW |
| −5°C |
20.99 kW |
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⚡ 50 Hz & 60 Hz Available
🌏 50 Hz — Suitable for New Zealand, Australia, Europe, the Middle East and many Asian markets.
🌎 60 Hz — Suitable for the USA, Canada and other 60 Hz markets.
Different voltage and motor configurations are available depending on the destination and exact compressor configuration.
⭐ Key Features
✅ Designed for low-temperature freezer applications
✅ Liquid injection for discharge-temperature control
✅ 50 Hz & 60 Hz versions available
✅ Compatible with multiple refrigeration refrigerants
✅ High refrigeration capacity
✅ Compact hermetic scroll design
✅ Suitable for commercial and industrial refrigeration
✅ Suitable for larger walk-in freezer and cold-storage systems
Important: Cooling capacity depends on evaporating temperature, condensing temperature, refrigerant and system conditions. Compressor selection should be based on the required refrigeration load rather than HP alone.
