Low Temperature Circulating Chiller LLTC-T512

Introduction

Low Temperature Circulating Chiller a high-capacity circulation pump delivering up to 50 L/min at 2 bar pressure. The system supports dual voltage operation for flexible global installations. It minimizes heat loss through optimized thermal insulation and smart internal design. Its cold-rolled steel shell enhances durability in harsh lab environments. Our chiller is applied in metallurgy, material fatigue testing, and composite research.

This laboratory chillers is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.

Applications

Our Low Temperature Circulating Chiller is applied in metallurgy, material fatigue testing, and composite research to ensure accurate temperature settings that influence structural analysis, thermal cycling, and mechanical performance studies.

Specifications

Temperature Range	-40°C to 90°C
Temperature Control	±0.3°C
Circulation Pump Max	50L/min 2 bar
Refrigerant	A/R507C
Evaporator	Plate Heat Exchanger
Shell material	Cold rolled sheet (REL7035)
Heating Power	7.5 kW
Cooling Capacity at -15°C	7 kW
Cooling Capacity at -35°C	2.3 kW
Power	AC380V 50HZ / AC460V 50HZ

Features

Programmable Operation Interface

Smart Diagnostic Capabilities

Leak-Resistant Sealing Structure

Modular System Integration

Noise-Reduced Operating Design

FAQs

1. Can the Low Temperature Circulating Chiller handle fluctuating workloads?

Yes, the Low Temperature Circulating Chiller maintains consistent cooling output even under fluctuating workload conditions, ensuring reliable performance throughout its operation. Its high-capacity circulation pump ensures stable flow and cooling. The chiller is designed to adapt to varying temperatures and workloads without compromising on efficiency or performance. Its robust construction and smart internal design further enhance its ability to maintain optimal performance under dynamic conditions.

2. Is the Low Temperature Circulating Chiller customizable for different applications?

The Low Temperature Circulating Chiller can be adapted to various applications, including research, testing, and industrial processes, offering flexibility in temperature control and cooling performance. Its wide temperature range from -40°C to 90°C ensures suitability for diverse operational requirements. The chiller’s dual voltage capabilities allow for seamless integration into different regions and setups. Customizable options for pump capacity and insulation can further optimize its performance to meet specific application needs.

3. What is the power supply requirement for the Low Temperature Circulating Chiller?

The Low Temperature Circulating Chiller operates on AC380V 50Hz or AC460V 50Hz, depending on the regional power configuration, ensuring versatility in installation. This dual voltage support allows for easy adaptation to various electrical systems. It ensures compatibility with different global standards, making installation and setup convenient. The chiller’s power-efficient design also contributes to lower energy consumption while maintaining optimal performance.

4. How does the Low Temperature Circulating Chiller support complex cooling tasks?

With its high-capacity circulation pump and wide temperature range, the chiller is capable of efficiently handling complex cooling tasks in industries like metallurgy and materials research. The precise temperature control ensures optimal conditions for sensitive processes such as material fatigue testing and composite analysis. Its robust design and reliable cooling performance make it ideal for applications requiring consistent and accurate temperature management.

5. Does the Low Temperature Circulating Chiller come with any protection features?

Yes, the Low Temperature Circulating Chiller is equipped with built-in protection features to prevent overheating, ensuring safe and reliable operation in various industrial environments. These include automatic shutoff mechanisms that activate in the event of abnormal temperature fluctuations or system malfunctions. The chiller also has overload protection, safeguarding internal components from damage.