Air-Cooled Small Water Chiller

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• Portable chillers use mechanical refrigeration to cool recirculated fluids that support industrial process cooling applications.
• Portable chillers include an internal pumping system and reservoir system.
• Portable chillers can be moved between use points as needed.
• Air-Cooled chillers use indoor ambient air to dissipate the heat from the refrigeration system.

M1-.33A
• Unit Cooling Capacity
• (2) Tons : .39
• kW : 1.36
• Compressor
• HP : .33
• Type : Hermetic Reciprocating
• Process Pump
• HP : 1/3
• GPM : .9
• PSI : 60
• Type : Positive Displacement
• Construction : Brass
• Air-Cooled Condenser
• Type : Fan
• Fan Quantity :
• Fan Horsepower : (for each motor)
• CFM : 330
• (3) Ambient : 90°F
• Refrigerant
• Type : R-134A
• Full Load Amperage
• 115/1/60 : 15
• Reservoir Capacity
• Holding : 4 gal
• Lid : Standard
• Auto Make-Up : Optional
• Dimensions
• Height : 33"
• Width : 18"
• Depth : 24"
• Process Connections
• To Process : 1/2"
• From Process : 1/2"
• Weight
• Shipping : 220 lbs

• Specification Notes:
• 1. 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.
• 2. Tons capacity at 12,000 BTU/ton per hour @ 50°F LWT @ " 115°F condensing temperature. Capacities may be +/- 5% as reserved by the compressor manufacturer. Operating at temperatures below 50° will reduce chiller capacity. The minimum recommended operating temperature when no glycol is used is 48°F.
• 3. Design ambient conditions. Loss of capacity and/or difficulty operating will occur at higher ambients. Minimum recommended ambient is 60°F.
• 4. Full load amps are higher than run load amps and must be used for sizing disconnects and supply wiring.
• 5. Approximate unit weight crated for shipment.

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M1-.33A

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