CHL.W0E.019.01

CHL.W0E series "3 Pi" process chiller (water-to-water), model CHL.W0E.019.01, configured to ensure energy efficiency, operational reliability, and easy integration into industrial systems using water/glycol process fluid. The selected configuration includes a hydronic module with a P5 pump and a tank, offering a compact, all-in-one solution suitable for applications requiring continuous operation and precise temperature control.

Key technical specifications:

•               Cooling performance: cooling capacity 19.3 kW; process fluid: 20% propylene glycol; fluid temperatures: 10/5°C; flow rate: 3.363 m³/h; pressure drop: 77.9 kPa.

•               Energy consumption: total absorbed power 4.53 kW; compressor absorbed power 3.46 kW; absorbed current 9.80 A; EER 4.26; nominal electrical data: 3/400/50 Ph/V/Hz.

•               Efficiency and seasonal performance: SEPR HT 7.03 and SEPR MT 4.19; heat rejection capacity: 24.2 kW.

•               Integrated hydronic module: 90 L tank; pump available head: 454.5 kPa; maximum absorbed power of the process hydraulic circuit: 2.55 kW.

•               Low-GWP R32 refrigerant: solution compliant with Regulation (EU) 2024/573 on fluorinated greenhouse gases (GWP 675, A2L classification); the use of R32 helps reduce environmental impact compared to refrigerants with higher GWP values.

•               European regulatory compliance: design in accordance with Ecodesign Directive 2009/125/EC and Regulation (EU) 2016/2281 regarding energy efficiency and SEPR requirements for process chillers; safety standards and CE marking in compliance with Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC, Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU, EMC Directive 2014/30/EU, and PED Directive 2014/68/EU for pressure equipment.

•               RS30 electronic control with ModBus RS485: useful for diagnostics, alarm management, remote monitoring, and integration into supervision systems.

•               Configuration:

o               OPT.01 P5 pump, 90 L storage tank, and crankcase and tank heaters for pressurized circuits.