Compressor model
LRA
RLA
Max operating current
Winding resistance
A
A
A
Ω
DSF155
147
25.7
27
0.92
DSF175
158
26.4
30
0.83
DSF200
197
28.5
34
0.83
DSF270
222
38
42
0.62
DSF325
263
45
51
0.56
DSF485
389
76
80
0.28
DSF530
389
74
87
0.28
Table 21: Motor voltage code7
Compressor model
LRA
RLA
Max operating current
Winding resistance
A
A
A
Ω
DSF090
84
12
13
2.34
DSF100
84
13
14
2.34
DSF115
103
17
16
1.57
DSF130
103
17
18
1.57
DSF155
122
18
21
1.38
DSF175
136
22
23
1.32
DSF200
135
24
26
1.32
DSF270
181
28
35
0.94
DSF325
212
34
43
0.82
DSF485
303
54
63
0.67
DSF530
303
56
68
0.67
Table 22: Motor voltage code9
Compressor model
LRA
RLA
Max operating current
Winding resistance
A
A
A
Ω
DSF090
124
19
19
1.05
DSF100
124
21
20
1.05
DSF115
160
25
24
0.72
DSF130
160
26
27
0.72
DSF155
168
25
30
0.62
DSF175
177
29
34
0.57
DSF200
239
37
39
0.57
DSF270
276
43
53
0.42
DSF325
317
52
65
0.36
DSF485
479
76
96
0.29
DSF530
479
83
104
0.29
LRA (Locked Rotor Amp)
Locked Rotor Amp value is the higher average current as measured on mechanically blocked compressors tested
under nominal voltage. The LRA value can be used as a rough estimation for the starting current. However, in most
cases, the real starting current will be lower. A soft starter can be applied to reduce starting current (see section
).
RLA (Rated Load Amperage)
The RLA values presented are simply calculated by dividing the maximum current before tripping at overload test
conditions by 1.4.
MOC (Maximum Operating Current)
The max operating current is the amperage the compressor will draw when it operates at maximum load of
operating envelope within the voltages printed on the nameplate.
MOC can be used as a basis for contactors selection.
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