PROCESS LIQUID CHILLERS


Air & Water-Cooled : Central Units : 5 - 500 Tons

Advantage central chiller systems are designed to circulate a fluid medium (typically water, or a water-glycol solution) for process application COOLING.

Central chillers can supply temperatures between 20°F to 65°F to several processes at a time, throughout the entire plant. These systems are stationary and require a circulating pump station to distribute water to the processes. Central chillers are offered in capacities from 5 to 500 tons.

Begin your exploration of Advantage central chillers by choosing Air-Cooled or Water-Cooled systems.

AIR-COOLED SYSTEMS
Liquid Chillers Air-Cooled Models Package Units and Chilling Modules
Air-cooled liquid chillers use ambient air to dissipate process heat. These units efficiently run in outdoor ambient air temperatures between -20°F to 95°F. Capacities from 5 to 500 tons.

WATER-COOLED SYSTEMS
Liquid Chillers Water-Cooled Models Package Units and Chilling Modules
Water-cooled central chillers use a plant water supply source (tower water, city water, or well water) to dissipate process heat. Capacities from 5 to 300 tons.

Chiller modules can be combined with central chillers
to create systems up to 900 tons and larger.
Advantage Products
Portable Liquid Chillers
Liquid Chillers
Portable Units
Central Liquid Chillers
Liquid Chillers
Central Units
Pump Tank Stations
Pump Tanks
Stations
Fluid Coolers
Fluid
Coolers
Cooling Towers
Cooling
Tower Cells
Filters
Filters and
Other Products
The Steps to Complete Central Chiller Information
Select Air-Cooled Condensers
Select Water-Cooled Condensers
The Steps to Complete Central Chiller Information
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