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Product Overview
Air-cooled chillers use mechanical refrigeration to cool recirculated fluid that support industrial process cooling applications.
Glycol chillers are configured to produce fluid temperatures between 25°-30°F using a mixture of water & glycol to prevent the fluid from freezing but can also be adjusted to produce fluid temperatures as low as 20°F and as high as 70°F.
This glycol chiller is designed for outdoor installation in most types of climates. The air-cooled condenser, chiller zones, reservoir and pumping system are delivered as a complete package.
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Specifications
Model: BG-7.5A-N4 (1)
Refrigerant Zones
Quantity : 1
Cooling Capacity
(2)Glycol Temperature @ 25°F : 45,512 BTU/hr
(3)Glycol Temperature @ 50°F : 86,400 BTU/hr
Compressor
Horsepower : 7.5
Type : Scroll
Air-Cooled Condenser
Type : Internal
# of Fans : 2
Evaporator
Type : Brazed Plate
Refrigerant
Type : HFC-410A
Process Pump
Horsepower : 2
Flow : 18 GPM
Reservoir Capacity
Capacity : 65 Gallons
Lid : Standard
Construction : Polyethylene
Process Connections
To Process : 1¼"
From Process : 1¼"
System Amperage(4)
230/3/60 : 56
460/3/60 : 36
Dimensions
Height : 61"
Width : 34"
Depth : 70"
Specification Notes:
Since product innovation and improvement is our constant goal, all features and specifications are subject to change without notice or liability. Selection of certain optional features may change listed specifications.
Capacity at 25°F LFT and 115 °F condensing temperature. Capacities may be +/5% as reserved by the compressor manufacturer. The minimum recommended operating temperature when no glycol is used is 48°F.
Capacity at 50°F LFT and 115 °F condensing temperature. Capacities may be +/5% as reserved by the compressor manufacturer. The minimum recommended operating temperature when no glycol is used is 48°F.
Full load amps are higher than run load amps and must be used for sizing disconnects and supply wiring.
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