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Solve model compatibility confusion: Danfoss offers a full range of models including 160P, 160SZ, and 175PZ, precisely matching MTZ, SZ, SY series compressors and compatible with mainstream refrigerants (R22, R404A, R134a). No repeated compatibility checks needed. With excellent low-temperature fluidity (pour point as low as -45℃) and high flash point (over 200℃), it easily handles extreme working conditions, avoiding cold-start jams and high-temperature safety hazards.
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Reduce equipment wear & cut energy consumption: Danfoss' POE ester formula delivers superior lubricity, minimizing internal compressor friction and extending service life. Combined with its transmission technology, it can lower energy consumption by 10%-25%.
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Simplify oil return & replenishment for long pipelines: Clear guidelines suggest adding 1%-2% of the refrigerant weight. The oil sight glass enables real-time level monitoring, preventing damage from oil shortage.
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Cost-saving upgrades & flexible capacity options: The upgraded 175PZ is backward compatible with 160PZ—older equipment can be upgraded without modifications. 2.5L and 5L capacities meet diverse equipment needs, reducing frequent refills.
Choose Danfoss refrigeration oil to comprehensively solve application pain points from compatibility and lubrication to energy consumption, keeping your refrigeration equipment running efficiently and durably!
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