Air-Cooled and Water-Cooled Chillers and Mini-Chillers
A chiller is a device that uses the process of distillation and evaporation of a refrigerant, such as R22/R134a, circulating between the components of a compression chiller, to transfer heat from one part of the device to another in a cycle. The chiller’s job is to cool water for air conditioning in buildings or for industrial applications. The chilled water in the chiller is pumped through piping to air distribution units such as fan coils located inside the building or to a central air handling unit.
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Quick ViewAir Cooled Chiller
Read moreAir-cooled chillers are commonly used in commercial and office buildings of small to large sizes. These types of chillers are less expensive than water-cooled chillers and are easier to install... -
Quick ViewMini Chiller
Read moreA mini chiller is an air conditioning unit used to control temperature and humidity in small spaces such as houses, apartments, and small shops. Mini chillers typically have a lower... -
Quick ViewWater cooled chiller
Read moreA water-cooled chiller is a cooling device that is used to produce chilled water or other heat transfer fluids. This type of chiller uses a compressor to compress refrigerant gas....