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Installation Guide for Danfoss ETS 5M Electric Expansion Valve

Complete installation guide for the Danfoss ETS 5M Electric Expansion Valve. Includes technical specifications, safety requirements for flammable refrigerants, brazing procedures, and wiring connections.

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The Danfoss ETS 5M is an electric expansion valve designed for refrigeration systems. Key operational requirements include ensuring the valve is in the open position before brazing, adhering to strict mounting angles, and using the correct controller/driver. The valve is compatible with various flammable refrigerants and must be installed in a closed-circuit system.

Safety and Compatibility

This product is validated in accordance with ATEX, EN 378, ISO 5149, ASHRAE 15, and IEC 60335-2-x standards. It is specifically designed for systems using flammable refrigerants, including R454C, R454A, R1234ze, R290, R32, R452B, R454B, R455A, and R1234yf.

  • Closed Circuit Only: The valve must only be used in closed-circuit refrigeration systems where no oxygen is present.
  • Third-Party Approval: In countries where safety standards are not an indispensable part of the safety system, Danfoss recommends obtaining third-party approval for the system.
  • Electrical Safety: Do not connect the valve directly to an AC/DC power source. Connect only to an appropriate controller or driver.

Mounting and Installation

The valve must be installed within the specified mounting angle to ensure proper operation. Refer to the mounting angle diagram for the allowed orientation (90-degree range).

Mounting Angle requirements
Mounting Angle requirements

Brazing Procedure

To prevent damage to the valve during brazing, you must always open the valve to the overdrive position using the manual coil (Code no. 034G3803) before starting.

Opening the valve for brazing
Opening the valve for brazing
Brazing options
Brazing options
Assembling the valve
Assembling the valve
  • Preparation: Use N2 gas from the opposite side of the soldering point to prevent oxidation.
  • Brazing Option 1: Maximum 30 seconds.
  • Brazing Option 2: Maximum 15 seconds.
  • Warning: Do not operate the valve while assembling or disassembling.

Electrical Connection

The valve uses a unipolar stepper motor. Ensure correct wiring based on the following sequence:

Wiring connection diagram
Wiring connection diagram
  • Orange (A1)
  • Brown (A3)
  • Red (B1)
  • Black (B3)
  • White (Com)

Refer to the provided connection diagram for the 05R-JWPF-HHLE-D connector pinout.

Manufacturer information

Danfoss A/S

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Common problems

Valve damage during brazing

Always open the valve to the overdrive position using the manual coil (034G3803) before brazing.

Overheating during brazing

Keep brazing time under 30 seconds (Option 1) or 15 seconds (Option 2) and use N2 gas.

Incorrect electrical operation

Do not connect directly to AC/DC power; connect only to an appropriate controller or driver.

Before use

  • Verify refrigerant compatibility (R454C, R290, etc.).
  • Ensure the system is a closed circuit.
  • Obtain the manual coil (034G3803) for brazing.
  • Check that the mounting angle is within the 90-degree specification.
  • Confirm the controller/driver is compatible with unipolar stepper motors.

Specs in practice

Max. working pressure
4.9 MPa / 49 barg / 710 psig.
Refrigerant temperature
-30 °C to 70 °C (-22 °F to 158 °F).
Stepper motor type
Unipolar.
Phase current
113 mA.

Images and diagrams

  • Mounting Angle: Shows the allowed 90-degree orientation for the valve.
  • Brazing Options: Illustrates the use of N2 gas and heat application limits.
  • Connection: Wiring diagram for the 05R-JWPF-HHLE-D connector.

Model compatibility

  • Compatible with flammable refrigerants: R454C, R454A, R1234ze, R290, R32, R452B, R454B, R455A, R1234yf.
  • Must be used in closed circuit refrigeration systems only.

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