Copeland Comfort Control (Alco) 047664 Filter

The Copeland Comfort Control (Alco) 047664 Filter (Model F48R) is a professional-grade 48 cubic inch suction line filter engineered for high-capacity system protection. Designed as a reversible flow suction filter, this component is essential for technicians performing compressor burnout clean-up or standard maintenance on systems utilizing CFC, HCFC, and HFC refrigerants. The 047664 is a direct OEM replacement for models F-48R, COR0067, and COR00067, ensuring seamless integration into existing take-apart shells like the ADKS and STAS series. Its felt-element construction provides superior filtration of solid contaminants and carbonized oil, while the reversible flow capability offers maximum flexibility in complex piping configurations without sacrificing pressure drop performance.

Key Benefits

• Universal Compatibility: Interchanges with 48 cu. in. shells from various manufacturers, reducing inventory requirements for service vans.
• Optimized System Clean-up: Specifically designed to trap sludge and debris during the critical suction line filtration process following a motor failure.
• Reversible Flow Design: Simplifies installation in bi-directional applications or tight spaces where flow direction may vary during the cycle.
• Refrigerant Versatility: Fully rated for high-pressure HFC systems as well as legacy refrigeration setups.
• Durable Construction: High-strength internal core maintains structural integrity even under high-velocity suction gas conditions.

Common Questions

Is the F48R compatible with liquid line applications?
No, this model is a suction-only filter. For liquid line applications, a desiccant-style core like the D-48 or UK-48 is required to ensure proper moisture and acid removal.

Does this filter include the necessary gaskets?
Yes, genuine Copeland 047664 replacement filters typically include a universal neoprene gasket kit to ensure a leak-proof seal during reassembly of the take-apart shell.

When should the F48R be replaced after a compressor burnout?
Industry best practices suggest monitoring the pressure drop across the filter. If the pressure drop exceeds 2 psig, the filter has likely collected significant debris and should be replaced to maintain motor cooling and system efficiency.

Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.