APT SERIES
Air-Cooled APT modules (5-180 tons) are stationary units designed to provide chilling capacity to new or exsiting central chilled water systems. These units require an external pumping system to circulate chilled water to process and for condensing water. The air-cooled condenser is located outside of the facility.
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on all APT chilling modules.
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Model
Tons (1)
5
9.1
11.5
15
19
250
30
36.7
46.4
60
Model
Tons (1)
23
30
38
50
60
80
100
120
Tons = 12,000 Btu/hr. Capacity at 50°F LWT and 95°F ambient for air-cooled units.
OUTDOOR SYSTEMS
Chillers are designed to be installed outdoors while the water distribution system is installed indoors. The air-cooled condenser is integral to the chiller unit.
Featuring:
- Rotary Scroll and Screw Compressors
- Multiple Refrigeration Circuits
- HFC-134A or HFC-410A Environmentally Friendly Refrigerants
- Easy to Use Microprocessor Controls
- Brazed Plate Evaporator and Direct Expansion Shell & Tube Evaporator
- Generously Sized Copper Coil/Aluminum finned Condenser
- Electronic Expansion Valve
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Products are assembled in the United States of America.
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Product innovation and improvement is our constant goal. All features, specifications and pricing are subject to change without notice or liability.
Products are assembled in the United States of America.
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