Air-cooled chillers designed to maximise free cooling

12 June, 2008

Specifically designed to maximise free cooling — Aermec’s NSB range of air-cooled chillers.

Aermec’s NSB range of air-cooled water chillers are designed to deliver free cooling whenever possible to reduce energy consumption. They operate in three modes.
• Compressors only when the outdoor temperature is above the return-water temperature.
• Compressors plus free cooling when the outdoor temperature falls below return-water temperature.
• Free cooling only when the outdoor temperature falls to a temperature when compressors can be switched off. The condenser design allows full-fan air flow to maximise the contribution of free cooling whatever the conditions outdoors. The NSB range consists of 32 sizes with cooling capacities ranging from 280 to 1550 kW and achieves EERs from 2.9 to as high as 30. A high-efficiency double-screw compressor offers stepless capacity control down to 10%. A chilled-water circulating pump is available as an option, as is a glycol version with internal closed circuit. An extra-low-noise model can be supplied. These chillers are available in the UK from AiAX.

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