Split Series Chillers
Chiller module can be placed indoors and the remote condensor to be placed outdoors, enabling heat to be rejected outside the building. This design helps maintain cooler interior environments and reduces the load on the building’s HVAC systems.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Our Split Series Chillers
Q: What is a split chiller system?
A split chiller separates the condensing unit from the evaporator and pump module so the two halves can be installed in different locations. The heat-rejecting condenser typically sits outdoors while the evaporator stays near the process indoors.
Q: When is a split configuration advantageous?
Splits are ideal when indoor floor space is limited, when you want to reject condenser heat outside the conditioned space, or when noise needs to be kept away from the work area. They offer installation flexibility a single-package unit cannot.
Q: How far apart can the two sections be?
Maximum line length depends on refrigerant type, the elevation change between sections, and capacity, since these affect refrigerant charge and oil return. Provide your intended routing and we will confirm allowable distance and line sizing.
Q: Who handles the refrigerant connection between sections?
Split systems require a qualified refrigeration technician to run, evacuate, and charge the interconnecting lines at installation. We provide the specifications; final field connection should be performed by a licensed technician to protect the warranty.