Embraco cfx110 Refrigeration Compressor 341 Btu/h R-134a

Product Description

The EMBRACO cfx110 is a hermetic refrigeration compressor rated at 1/10 HP and 341 BTU/h, designed for light commercial and residential refrigeration applications. Operating on R-134a refrigerant, it runs on 110-127 volts at 60Hz, making it compatible with standard North American electrical supply. Rated at 100 watts with a current draw of 1.40 amps, this compressor delivers efficient, quiet operation in compact refrigeration systems. Licensed refrigeration technicians and HVAC-R mechanics are the primary installers for this unit, which is built to OEM-level standards at the Embraco manufacturing facility in Brazil.

The cfx110 is suited for small refrigeration cabinets, beverage coolers, medical refrigeration units, and other light-duty refrigeration equipment that requires a reliable, low-capacity compressor. Its R-134a refrigerant compatibility places it squarely in current-generation refrigeration systems that have moved away from older CFC and HCFC refrigerants. Typical applications include under-counter refrigerators, countertop display coolers, and similar equipment found in food service, medical, and residential settings.

Key Features

• 341 BTU/h cooling capacity at 1/10 HP output
• R-134a refrigerant compatibility — no ozone-depleting refrigerants
• Wide voltage range of 110-127 volts accommodates minor supply fluctuations
• 100-watt power consumption for efficient low-capacity refrigeration
• 60Hz single-phase operation suited to standard North American electrical systems
• Manufactured in Brazil to Embraco OEM specifications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement compressor for light commercial and residential refrigeration equipment using R-134a refrigerant on 110-127V 60Hz electrical supply.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by an EPA Section 608 certified technician authorized to handle refrigerants. Recover all refrigerant from the system before disconnecting the existing compressor. Power down and lock out the equipment at the disconnect before beginning any work. Follow manufacturer evacuation and recharge procedures and adhere to local mechanical codes when brazing refrigerant lines.