Description
Product Summary
The Copeland M6JL-H030-IAA-078 is a 1/4 HP low temp air-cooled hermetic condensing unit from the Copeland M-Line family. It runs on 115V 1-phase power.
It is built for refrigeration contractors, facility managers and equipment owners who need a dependable Copeland condensing unit for walk-in freezers and low-temperature storage, with approved refrigerants including R-404A, R-448A, R-449A.
Model M6JL-H030-IAA-078 uses the AFE11C4E compressor, requires a minimum circuit ampacity of 5.9 A with 15 A maximum overcurrent protection. Pair it with a matched evaporator and metering device sized to the box load.
Key Features
- Copeland Hermetic Compressor: AFE11C4E hermetic reciprocating compressor sized for small refrigeration loads
- Compact M-Line Chassis: small-footprint air-cooled condensing unit for reach-ins, small walk-ins and OEM equipment
- Refrigerant Platform: model code 6 indicates R-404A / R-448A / R-449A refrigerant application
- Temperature Application: low-temperature application
- Factory Assembled: factory-built condensing unit with compressor, condenser coil and fan motor
Ideal Applications
- Walk-in freezers for restaurants and commercial kitchens
- Convenience store and grocery freezer boxes
- Ice cream and frozen food storage
- School, hospital and institutional food service
Frequently Asked Questions
What refrigerants can the Copeland M6JL-H030-IAA-078 use?
Copeland lists R-404A, R-448A, R-449A for this model. Always confirm the current approved list on Copeland Online Product Information (OPI) before charging.
Is the M6JL-H030-IAA-078 for coolers or freezers?
It is a low-temperature unit intended for freezers and low-temperature storage.
What power supply does it need?
It requires 115V 1-phase power, a minimum circuit ampacity of 5.9 A and maximum overcurrent protection of 15 A.
What else do I need to complete the system?
A condensing unit must be paired with a matched unit cooler or evaporator, an expansion valve, controls and a properly sized line set. Installation should be done by a qualified refrigeration technician.
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