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Data Sheet

Electric expansion valves


Type AKVA 10, AKVA 15 and AKVA 20

Designed for ammonia refrigerating plant

AKVA are electric expansion valves designed for


ammonia refrigerating plant.

The AKVA valves are normally controlled by a


controller from Danfoss’ range of ADAP-KOOL®
controllers.

The AKVA valves are supplied as a component


programme, as follows:
• Separate valve
• Separate coil with terminal box or cable
• Spare parts in the form upper part, orifice and
filter

The individual capacities are indicated with a


number forming part of the type designation.
The number represents the size of the orifice of
the valve in question.

A valve with orifice 3 will for example be


designated AKVA 10-3.

The orifice assembly is replaceable.

Features
• The valve requires no adjustment
• Wide regulation range
• Replaceable orifice assembly
• Wide range of coils for d.c. and a.c.
• Quick reaction in whole range of stated
capacity.
• In some applications AKVA can be used both
as expansion valve and solenoid valve.
• Classification: DNV, CRN, BV, EAC etc. To get
an updated list of certification on the
products please contact your local Danfoss
Sales Company.

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Functions

The valve capacity is regulated by means of pulse-width modulation. Within a period of six seconds a voltage signal
from the controller will be transmitted to and removed from the valve coil. This makes the valve open and close for
the flow of refrigerant.

Figure 1: Function

0 6 12 18

The relation between this opening and closing time indicates the actual capacity. If there is an intense need for
refrigeration, the valve will remain open for almost all six seconds of the period. If the required amount of
refrigeration is modest, the valve will only stay open during a fraction of the period. The amount of refrigeration
needed is determined by the controller. When no refrigeration is required, the valve will remain closed.In some
applications, AKVA can advantage-ously be used both as expansion valve and solenoid valve. See Applications

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Applications

Recommendations
It is important to realize when AKVA is operating, that the valve always is fully open or fully closed. That means that
this way of operation should always be considered during the refrigeration design. (Piping, liquid velocity, sub
cooling etc.)

Danfoss have the following recommendations/guidelines to be taken into considerations:


• In 1:1 applications (1 evaporator, 1 condenser and 1 compressor) chillers with a small amount of refrigerant or
installed in front of a Plate Heat Exchangers, it must be observed that every time the AKVA is fully open or closed it
will have a significant impact on the hole system. (e.g. pressure variations on suction side).
Please observe that the performance of such a system is not only related to one component. (e.g. AKVA) Other
factors which is very important to include in the overall refrigeration system design:
◦ Liquid distribution at and design of evaporator
◦ total evaporator coil is of adequate length thus superheat can be controlled within the entered period time
(normal 6 sec. or 3 sec.)
◦ mounting principle of temperature sensor, to ensure a steady and fast signal can be detected by the electronic
system.
• If pressure dependent valves like, ICS with pilots like CVP e.t.c., is installed between evaporator and compressor, it
can effect the lifetime of ICS, because the piston of the ICS will operate together with operation of AKVA. Type of
refrigerant and evaporator has a big influende of the size of pulsations after the evaporator and in front of the ICS.
• AKVA is a direct pressure independent valve. That means that if non-Danfoss electronic controllers is used,
intelligent and fast optimal control is needed, because the quick pressure changes only can be detected and
compensated via the electronic control system.
• Liquid lines must be designed according to AKVA capacity and not evaporator capacity.
• To avoid flash-gas ensure sufficient sub-cooling or design liquid lines thus to big pressure drop is avoided, when
AKVA is open. If not sufficient subcooling is not obtained (normally 4K) it will have an impact on the lifetime of the
vale).
• Where the demand for safety level is extremely high, (e.g. Liquid Level Control in a pump seperator) an extra valve
can be installed in front of AKVA to avoid leakage. This valve must be Danfoss type EVRAT.
• Always install a 100 µm filter in front of AKVA 15 and AKVA 20 valves.
• If AKVA has to be used in chillers. Please contact Danfoss.

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Media

Refrigerants
For R717 (Ammonia) and R744 (CO2).

New refrigerants
Danfoss products are continually evaluated for use with new refrigerants depending on market requirements.

When a refrigerant is approved for use by Danfoss, it is added to the relevant portfolio, and the R number of the
refrigerant (e.g. R513A) will be added to the technical data of the code number. Therefore, products for specific
refrigerants are best checked at store.danfoss.com/en/, or by contacting your local Danfoss representative.

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Product specification

Design
Figure 2: AKVA 10 Figure 3: AKVA 15 Figure 4: AKVA 20

1. Inlet 7. Aluminium gasket 13. Spring


2. Outlet 8. Coil 14. Orifice assembly
3. Orifice 9. DIN plug 15. O-ring
4. Filter 10. Filter 16. Piston assembly
5. Valve seat 11. Cover 17. Pilot orifice
6. Armature 12. Valve body 18. Pilot valve

The AKVA 10 valves covers a capacity range from 4 kW to 100 kW (R 717) and are divided into 8 capacity ranges. The
AKVA 10 valve bodies are made in stainless steel and have weld connections..
The AKVA 15 valves covers a capacity range from 125 kW to 500 kW (R 717) and are divided into 4 capacity ranges.
The AKVA 15 valves have flange connections.
The AKVA 20 valves cover a capacity range from 500 kW to 3150 kW (R 717) and are divided into 5 capacity ranges.
The AKVA 20 valve has weld connections.

The AKVA valves can be used for:


• Flooded evaporation (high/low pressure)
• Pump separators
• Direct expansion. See Applications.

If AKVA has to be used in chillers please contact Danfoss.

Table 1: Technical data


Valve type AKVA 10 AKVA 15 AKVA 20
Tolerance of coil voltage +10 / -15% +10 / -15% +10 / -15%
Enclosure to IEC 529 Max. IP 67 Max. IP 67 Max. IP 67
Working principle (Pulse-width modulation) PWM PWM PWM
Recommend period of time 6 seconds 6 seconds 6 seconds
Capacity (R717) 4 to 100 kW 125 to 500 kW 500 to 3150 kW
Regulation range 10 - 100% 10 - 100% 10 - 100%
Connection Weld Weld Weld
Media temperature - 50 to 60 °C - 40 to 60 °C - 40 to 60 °C
Ambient temperature - 50 to 50 °C - 40 to 50 °C - 40 to 50 °C
Leak of valve seat < 0.02% of kv-value < 0.02% of kv-value < 0.02% of kv-value
MOPD 18 bar 22 bar 18 bar
Filter Internal 100 µm replaceable external 100 µm external 100 µm
Max. working pressure PS = 42 bar PS = 42 bar PS = 42 bar

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Capacity
Range: - 40 °C to 10 °C

Table 2: R717
Capacity in kW at pressure drop across valve ∆p bar
Valve type
2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16
AKVA 10 - 1 2.2 3.1 3.7 4.1 4.4 4.7 5 5.2
AKVA 10 - 2 3.5 4.9 5.8 6.5 7 7.5 7.9 8.3
AKVA 10 - 3 5.6 7.7 9.1 10.2 11.1 11.9 12.5 13.1
AKVA 10 - 4 9.1 12.4 14.7 16.5 17.9 19.2 20.2 21.1
AKVA 10 - 5 14.2 19.4 22.9 25.7 28 29.9 31.6 33
AKVA 10 - 6 23 31.2 36.4 41.4 45 48.1 50.7 53.1
AKVA 10 - 7 36.6 49.3 58.1 65 70.6 75.3 79.4 83
AKVA 10 - 8 59.1 78.9 93.5 104 112 120 126 131
AKVA 15 - 1 95.7 113 127 138 148 156 163
AKVA 15 - 2 153 181 203 221 236 250 261
AKVA 15 - 3 231 274 308 335 358 377 395
AKVA 15 - 4 383 455 510 555 593 625 655
AKVA 20 - 1 383 455 510 555 593 625 655
AKVA 20 - 2 612 726 814 886 947 999 1045
AKVA 20 - 3 959 1137 1275 1388 1482 1564 1635
AKVA 20 - 4 1552 1836 2057 2239 2391 2523 2639
AKVA 20 - 5 2479 2921 3267 3550 3789 3994 4174

Correction for subcooling


The liquid injected capacity must be corrected, if the subcooling deviates from 4 K. Use the actual correction factor
indicated in the table. Multiply the liquid injected capacity by the correction factor to obtain the corrected capacity.

Table 3: Correction factors for subcooling ∆tsub


Correction factor 2K 4K 10K 15K 20K 25K 30K 35K 40K 45K 50K
R717 1.01 1.00 0.98 0.96 0.94 0.92 0.91 0.89 0.87 0.86 0.85

Dimensioning
To obtain an expansion valve that will function correctly under different load conditions it is necessary to consider
the following points when the valve has to be dimensioned.

These points must be dealt with in the following sequence:


1. Evaporator capacity
2. Pressure drop across the valve
3. Correction for subcooling
4. Correction for evaporating temperature
5. Determination of valve size
6. Correctly dimensioned liquid line

Example for a direct expansion system

Evaporator capacity
The evaporator capacity is found in the specifications from the evaporator supplier.

Pressure drop across the valve


The pressure drop across the valve directly determines the capacity and must therefore be considered. The pressure
drop across the valve is normally calculated as the condensing pressure minus the evaporating pressure and other
pressure drops in the liquid line, distributor, evaporator, etc. It is indicated in the following formula: ∆pvalve = pc –
(pe + ∆p1 + ∆p3 + ∆p4)

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Figure 5: Example of a direct expansion system

∆pvalve pressure drop across the valve ∆p1 pressure drop across the liquid line

pc condensing pressure ∆p3 pressure drop across the distributor system

pe evaporating pressure ∆p4 pressure drop across the evaporator

 NOTE:
The pressure drop across the liquid line and the distributor system must be calculated on the basis of the valve’s
max. capacity, as the valve operates with pulse-width modulation.

Example of calculation of pressure drop across a valve:


• Refrigerant: R 717
• Condensing temperature: 35 °C (pc = 13.5 bar)
• Evaporating temperature: -20 °C (pe = 1.9 bar)
• ∆p1 = 0.2 bar
• ∆p3 = 0.8 bar
• ∆p4 = 0.1 bar

This will give you the following equation:


∆pvalve = pc – (pe + ∆p1 + ∆p3 + ∆p4)
= 13.5 – (1.9 + 0.2 + 0.8 + 0.1)
= 10.5 bar
The found value for “pressure drop across the valve” is used later in the section “Determination of valve size”.

Correction for subcooling


The evaporator capacity used must be corrected, if the subcooling deviates from 4 K. Use the actual correction
factor indicated in the table. Multiply the evaporator capacity by the correction factor to obtain the corrected
capacity.

Table 4: Correction factors for subcooling ∆tsub


Correction factor 2K 4K 10K 15K 20K 25K 30K 35K 40K 45K 50K
R717 1.01 1.00 0.98 0.96 0.94 0.92 0.91 0.89 0.87 0.86 0.85

Corrected capacity = evaporator capacity x correction factor.


The corrected capacity is used in the section “Determination of valve size”.
 NOTE:
Too little subcooling may cause flash gas.

Example of correction:
Refrigerant: R 717
Evaporator capacity Qe: 300 kW
Subcooling: 10 K
Correction factor according to the table = 0.98
Corrected evaporator capacity = 300 x 0.98 = 294 kW

Correction for evaporating temperature (te)


To obtain a correctly dimensioned valve it is important that the application is considered. Depending on the
application, the valve should have an overcapacity enabling it to cope with the extra amount of refrigeration
needed during certain periods, e.g. during the defrost recovery process. The valve’s opening degree should

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therefore be between 50 and 75% when regulating. In this way it is ensured that the valve has a sufficiently wide
regulation range, so that it can manage changed loads at or near the normal working point. Correction factors
based on the evaporating temperature are indicated below:

Table 5: Correction factors for evaporating temperature (te)


Evaporating temperature te °C 5 0 -10 -15 -20 -30 -40
AKVA 10, AKVA 15, AKVA 20 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.2 1.3 1.4

Correctly dimensioned liquid line


To obtain a correct supply of liquid to the AKVA valve, the liquid line to the individual AKVA valve must be correctly
dimensioned. The liquid flow rate must not exceed 1 m/sec at a fully open valve.

This must be observed on account of the pressure drop in the liquid line (lack of subcooling) and pulsations in the
liquid line. Dimensioning of the liquid line must be based on the capacity of the valve at the pressure drop with
which it is operating (cf. capacity table), and not on the evaporator's capacity, see figures below

Figure 6: AKVA-10

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Figure 7: AKVA-15

Figure 8: AKVA-20

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Dimension and weight


Figure 9: Dimension

Inlet Outlet

Table 6: AKVA 10
Connection Weight without
A B C
Valve type Inlet Outlet coil
mm mm mm in. in. kg
AKVA 10 1–6 60 60 113 3⁄8 1⁄2 0.35
AKVA 10 7–8 60 60 113 1⁄2 3⁄4 0.35

Table 7: Dimensions
AKVA 15 AKVA 20

L = 148 mm
Weight without coil = 4.1 kg
Weight without coil = 2.0 kg

Determination of valve size


When the valve size meeting the required capacity is selected it is important to note that the capacity indications
are the valve’s rated capacity, i.e. when the valve is 100% open. In this section we tell you how the valve’s size is
determined.

There are three factors that have an influence on the choice of the valve:
• the pressure drop across the valve
• the corrected capacity (correction for subcooling)
• the corrected capacity for evaporating temperature

The three factors have been described earlier in this section on dimensioning.
When these three factors have been established, the selection of the valve can be made:
• First you multiply the “corrected capacity” by a value stated in the table.
• Use the new value in the capacity table in combination with the pressure drop value.
• Now select the valve size.

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Example of selection of valve


Use as starting point the two earlier mentioned examples, where the following two values have been obtained:
∆pvalve = 10.5 bar
Qe corrected = 294 kW

From "Table 5: Correction factors for evaporating temperature (te)", factor 1.2 is given for the evaporating
temperature -20 °C.
The dimensioned capacity will then be: 1.2 x 294 kW = 353 kW.
Now select a valve size from table 8 "Rated Capacity".
With the given values ∆pvalve = 10.5 bar and a capacity of 353 kW, AKVA 15 - 4 is selected.
This valve will have a capacity of approx. 555 kW.

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Ordering

Rated capacity and ordering


Figure 10: Ordering

Table 8: Rated capacity


Connections Inlet Connections Inlet
Rated capacity(1) kv-value
Valve type x outlet Code no. x outlet Code no.
kW tons m3/h in. in.
AKVA 10-1 4 1.1 0.01 3⁄8 × 1⁄2 068F3261 1⁄2 × 3⁄4 068F3281
AKVA 10-2 6.3 1.8 0.015 3⁄8 × 1⁄2 068F3262 1⁄2 × 3⁄4 068F3282
AKVA 10-3 10 2.8 0.022 3⁄8 × 1⁄2 068F3263 1⁄2 × 3⁄4 068F3283
AKVA 10-4 16 4.5 0.038 3⁄8 × 1⁄2 068F3264 1⁄2 × 3⁄4 068F3284
AKVA 10-5 25 7.1 0.055 3⁄8 × 1⁄2 068F3265 1⁄2 × 3⁄4 068F3285
AKVA 10-6 40 11.4 0.103 3⁄8 × 1⁄2 068F3266 1⁄2 × 3⁄4 068F3286
AKVA 10-7 63 17.9 0.162 1⁄2 × 3⁄4 068F3267
AKVA 10-8 100 28.4 0.251 1⁄2 × 3⁄4 068F3268
AKVA 15-1 125 35 0.25 Flange 068F5020(2)
AKVA 15-2 200 60 0.4 Flange 068F5023(2)
AKVA 15-3 300 90 0.63 Flange 068F5026(2)
AKVA 15-4 500 140 1 Flange 068F5029(2)
AKVA 20-1 500 140 1 1 1⁄4 × 1 1⁄4 042H2101
AKVA 20-2 800 240 1.6 1 1⁄4 × 1 1⁄4 042H2102
AKVA 20-3 1250 350 2.5 1 1⁄4 × 1 1⁄4 042H2103
AKVA 20-4 2000 600 4 1 1⁄2 × 1 1⁄2 042H2104
AKVA 20-5 3150 900 6.3 2×2 042H2105

(1)
Rated capacities are based on
Condensing temperature tc = 32 °C
Liquid temperature tl = 28 °C
Evaporating temperature te = 5 °C
(2)
Incl. bolts and gaskets but without flanges

Figure 11: Flange

Table 9: Flange set for AKVA 15


Valve type Connection (in.) Code no.
3⁄4 027N1220
AKVA 15-1 to 4
1 027N1225

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Accessories
Strainer
On plants with ammonia and similar industrial plant a strainer must be mounted in front of AKVA 15 and AKVA 20.
AKVA 10 has built-in strainer and external strainer is not necessary.

Figure 12: Strainer

Table 10: Recommended strainer for AKVA 15 / 20


Code no.
Strainer type
House Strainer insert 100 mm
FIA 20 D STR 148B5343 148H3122
FIA 25 D STR 148B5443
FIA 32 D STR 148B5544 148H3123
FIA 40 D STR 148B5625
FIA 50 D STR 148B5713 148H3157

For further information: see Danfoss catalogue AI222586432958

Figure 13: Example of combinations

AKVA 20
FIA

Spare parts
AKVA 10
Figure 14: Orifice

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Table 11: Orifice


Type Code no. Contents
AKVA 10-1 068F0526
AKVA 10-2 068F0527
AKVA 10-3 068F0528
AKVA 10-4 068F0529 1 pcs. orifice
1 pcs. Al. gasket
AKVA 10-5 068F0530 1 pcs. cap for coil
AKVA 10-6 068F0531
AKVA 10-7 068F0532
AKVA 10-8 068F0533

Figure 15: Filter

Table 12: Filter


Code no. Contents
10 pcs. filters
068F0540
10 pcs. Al. gaskets

Figure 16: Upper part

Table 13: Upper part


Code no. Contents
1 pcs. armature
068F5045 1 pcs. armature tube
1 pcs. Al. gasket

AKVA 15
Figure 17: Piston

Table 14: Piston


Type Code no. Contents
AKVA 15-1 068F5265
1 pcs. piston assembly
AKVA 15-2 068F5266 1 pcs. gasket
AKVA 15-3 068F5267 1 pcs. O-ring
2 pcs. labels
AKVA 15-4 068F5268

Table 15: Piston


Type Code no. Contents
Gasket set 068F5264 Complete gasket set

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Figure 18: Orifice set

Table 16: Orifice set


Code no. Contents
Main orifice
Pilot orifice
068F5261 Al gaskets
O-rings
Gasket

Figure 19: Upper part

Table 17: Upper part


Code no. Contents
1 pcs. armature
068F5045 1 pcs. armature tube
1 pcs. Al. gasket

Figure 20: Filter

Table 18: Filter


Code no. Contents
10 pcs. filters
068F0540
10 pcs. Al. gaskets

AKVA 20
Figure 21: Piston

Table 19: Piston


Type Code no. Contents
AKVA 20-0.6 042H2039
AKVA 20-1 042H2040
AKVA 20-2 042H2041 1 pcs. piston assembly
AKVA 20-3 042H2042 3 pcs. O-rings
AKVA 20-4 042H2043
AKVA 20-5 042H2044

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Figure 22: Orifice set

Table 20: Orifice set


Type Code no. Contents
AKVA 20-0.6 068F5270
Main orifice, dia. 8 mm
AKVA 20-1 068F5270 Pilot orifice, dia. 1.8 mm
AKVA 20-2 068F5270 2 pcs. Al. gaskets
O-ring
AKVA 20-3 068F5270
AKVA 20-4 068F5271 Main orifice, dia. 14 mm
Pilot orifice, dia. 2.4 mm
AKVA 20-5 068F5271 2 pcs. Al. gaskets
O-ring

Table 21: Gasket set


Type Code no. Contents
Gasket set 042H0160 Complete gasket set for new and old valves

Figure 23: Upper part

Table 22: Upper part


Code no. Contents
1 pcs. armature
068F5045 1 pcs. armature tube
1 pcs. Al. gasket

Coils for AKVA valves


Table 23: Coils for AKVA valves
AKVA AKVA AKVA AKVA AKVA AKVA
10-1 10-6 10-7 15-1 20-1 20-4
10-2 10-8 15-2 20-2 20-5
D.C. coils Code no.
10-3 15-3 20-3
10-4 15-4
10-5
220 V DC 20 W, standard
018F6851 + + + + + +
with terminal box
100 V DC 18 W, special
with terminal box 018F6780 + + + + + +
with DIN plugs
230 V DC 18 W, special 018F6781(1)
with terminal box + + + + + +
with DIN plugs 018F6991(1)

230 V DC 18 W, special 018F6288(1)


with 2.5 m cable 018F6278(1) + + + + + +
with 4.0 m cable
with 8.0 m cable 018F6279(1)

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(1)
Recommended for commercial refrigeration plant

Table 24: Coils for AKVA valves


AKVA AKVA AKVA AKVA AKVA AKVA
10-1 10-6 10-7 15-1 20-1 20-4
10-2 10-8 15-2 20-2 20-5
A.C. coils Code no.
10-3 15-3 20-3
10-4 15-4
10-5

240 V AC 10 W, 50 Hz with terminal 018F6702


+ + – + – –
box with DIN plugs 018F6177
240 V AC 10 W, 60 Hz
with terminal box 018F6713 + + – + – –
with DIN plugs
240 V a.c. 12 W, 50 Hz
018F6802 + + + + + –
with terminal box
220 V AC 10 W, 50 Hz with 018F6701
+ + – + – –
terminal box with DIN plugs 018F6176
220 V a.c. 10 W, 60 Hz 018F6714
+ + – + – –
with terminal box with DIN plugs 018F6189
220 V AC 12 W, 50 Hz
018F6801 + + – + + –
with terminal box
220 V a.c. 12 W, 60 Hz
018F6814 + + – + + –
with terminal box
115 V AC 10 W, 50 Hz 018F6711
with terminal box + + – + – –
with DIN plugs 018F6186

115 V AC 10 W, 60 Hz 018F6710
with terminal box + + – + – –
with DIN plugs 018F6185

110 V a.c. 12 W, 50 Hz
018F6811 + + – + + –
with terminal box
110 V a.c. 12 W, 60 Hz
018F6813 + + – + + –
with terminal box
24 V AC 10 W, 50 Hz 018F6707
with terminal box + – – + – –
with DIN plugs 018F6182

24 V AC 10 W, 60 Hz
with terminal box 018F6715 + – – + – –
with DIN plugs
24 V AC 12 W, 50 Hz
018F6807 + – – + + +
with terminal box
24 V AC 12 W, 60 Hz
018F6815 + – – + + +
with terminal box
24 V AC 20 W, 50 Hz
018F6901 + + + + + +
with terminal box
24 V AC 20 W, 60 Hz
018F6902 + + + + + +
with terminal box

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Certificates, declarations, and approvals

The list contains all certificates, declarations, and approvals for this product type. Individual code number may have
some or all of these approvals, and certain local approvals may not appear on the list.

Some approvals may change over time. You can check the most current status at danfoss.com or contact your local
Danfoss representative if you have any questions.

Table 25: Valid approvals


Type File name Document type Document topic Approval authority
MH7648 Electrical - Safety Certificate UL
MD 033F0686.AH Manufacturers Declaration PED Kolding - Denmark
MD 033F0691.AE Manufacturers Declaration RoHS Kolding - Denmark
RU Д-DK.БЛ08.B.00189_18 EAC Declaration EMC Kolding - Denmark
RU Д-DK.БЛ08.В.00191_18 EAC Declaration Machinery & Equipment Kolding - Denmark
AKVA RU Д-DK.РА01.B.72054_20 EAC Declaration PED Kolding - Denmark
033F0474.AC Manufacturers Declaration ATEX Kolding - Denmark
RMRS 19.10034.262 Marine - Safety Certificate Kolding - Denmark
TSSA CRN 0C22766.5267890YTN Pressure - Safety Certificate CRN Kolding - Denmark
TUV 0045 202 1204 Z 00354 19 D 001(00) Pressure - Safety Certificate Kolding - Denmark
UL MH7648 Electrical - Safety Certificate Kolding - Denmark

Approvals
• DEMKO, Denmark SETI, Finland SEV, Switzerland
• AKVA 20 are CE marked according to pressure Equipment Directive 97/23
• UL listed to UB.S.og Canadian standards (separatecode.nos.)

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Online support

Danfoss offers a wide range of support along with our products, including digital product information, software,
mobile apps, and expert guidance. See the possibilities below.

The Danfoss Product Store


The Danfoss Product Store is your one-stop shop for everything product related—no matter where
you are in the world or what area of the cooling industry you work in. Get quick access to essential
information like product specs, code numbers, technical documentation, certifications, accessories,
and more.
Start browsing at store.danfoss.com.

Find technical documentation


Find the technical documentation you need to get your project up and running. Get direct access to
our official collection of data sheets, certificates and declarations, manuals and guides, 3D models
and drawings, case stories, brochures, and much more.

Start searching now at www.danfoss.com/en/service-and-support/documentation.

Danfoss Learning
Danfoss Learning is a free online learning platform. It features courses and materials specifically
designed to help engineers, installers, service technicians, and wholesalers better understand the
products, applications, industry topics, and trends that will help you do your job better.

Create your Danfoss Learning account for free at www.danfoss.com/en/service-and-support/learning.

Get local information and support


Local Danfoss websites are the main sources for help and information about our company and
products. Find product availability, get the latest regional news, or connect with a nearby expert—all
in your own language.

Find your local Danfoss website here: www.danfoss.com/en/choose-region.

Spare Parts
Get access to the Danfoss spare parts and service kit catalog right from your smartphone. The app
contains a wide range of components for air conditioning and refrigeration applications, such as
valves, strainers, pressure switches, and sensors.

Download the Spare Parts app for free at www.danfoss.com/en/service-and-support/downloads.

Coolselector®2 - find the best components for you HVAC/R system


Coolselector®2 makes it easy for engineers, consultants, and designers to find and order the best
components for refrigeration and air conditioning systems. Run calculations based on your operating
conditions and then choose the best setup for your system design.

Download Coolselector®2 for free at coolselector.danfoss.com.

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