Axair Climate offers close-control air conditioning

04 November, 2007

Axair Climate offers close-control air conditioner in over a thousand possible configurations.

The Blue Box range of Datatech close-control air conditioners is available from Axair Climate in over a thousand possible configurations. these units combine high sensible cooling with precise control of temperature and humidity. These units are designed to use a relatively small charge of refrigerant R410A and electrically commutated energy-efficient fans. Optimised layout of components and the use of large surface areas for heat exchange and filtration combine to minimise pressure drops and, therefore, the power consumption of the fans even further. Options include upflow and downflow units, direct expansion and chilled water — with dual cooling and free cooling also available. Other options include a variety of filtration grades, smoke and water detectors and flexible BMS connections via integral control software. The DX version can be supplied with a thermostatic expansion valve, offering the advantages of precise adjustment of refrigerant flow with a fast response to changing conditions, efficient operation at low ambient temperatures and constant superheating under variable load conditions. The integral control software provides very straightforward interfacing with all current BMSs. Datatech units can be configured to operate as a modular system using local network connections, an arrangement that enable several units to be managed and simple expansion of installed plant to meet future requirements.

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