Recirculating Chiller LRC-T2014

Introduction

Recirculating Chiller is equipped with advanced a 20L expansion tank and 10L fluid volume for efficient operation. Incorporates a self-contained design, eliminating the need for external systems, saving space, and reducing complexity. Offers high-efficiency pump that circulates coolant through the system at an optimal rate for consistent performance. Features a low-maintenance design, minimizing downtime, ensuring continuous operation even in demanding environments. It provides robust cooling for injection molding, laboratory experiments, and medical applications, maintain stable temperature regulation.

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 Recirculating Chiller offers robust cooling for injection molding, laboratory experiments, and medical cooling applications, maintaining stable temperature regulation for enhanced precision, safety, and operational efficiency.

Specifications

Temperature Range	-45°C to 90°C
Temperature Control	±0.05°C
Expansion Tank Volume	20L
Fluid Volume	10L Internal Circulation
Flow Control	15 to 45L/min 5bar max
Cooling Water flow	5.5m³/H at 20°C
Refrigerant	R448A
Cooling Capacity	3.3Kw at -35°C
Dimension	980mm x 430mm x 1400mm

Features

Multiple Output Ports

Automatic Shut-Off Function

Redundant Pump System

Reliable Coolant Flow

Stable Cooling Performance 

FAQs

1. Is it necessary to monitor the flow rate in a recirculating chiller?

Yes, monitoring the flow rate is essential for ensuring the chiller is cooling effectively. A low flow rate may indicate issues such as blockages, leaks, or pump malfunctions, which can significantly affect cooling performance and system efficiency. Regular monitoring can help identify potential problems early, preventing costly damage and downtime.

2. Are recirculating chillers available with a heat recovery feature?

Yes, some models of recirculating chillers come with a heat recovery feature that captures waste heat and reuses it for other purposes. This helps improve overall energy efficiency, making it especially beneficial in industrial and laboratory settings where energy savings are crucial. Additionally, this feature can contribute to reducing operational costs over time by repurposing excess heat.

3. Do recirculating chillers have automatic shutoff features?

Yes, many It recirculating chillers are equipped with an automatic shutoff feature. This is typically triggered if the chiller reaches an unsafe temperature or detects a malfunction, helping to prevent further damage and ensuring the safety of both the chiller and connected equipment. Additionally, this feature provides peace of mind by automatically protecting the system from prolonged periods of unsafe operation.

4. Can one use a recirculating chiller with a water-cooled heat exchanger?

Yes, recirculating chillers are compatible with water-cooled heat exchangers. The chiller will circulates cooled liquid to the heat exchanger, helping transfer heat away from equipment and ensuring efficient cooling performance. This setup is ideal for applications where high cooling capacity is required to maintain optimal operating conditions.

5. What to do if the recirculating chiller is making unusual noises?

Unusual noises could indicate issues such as air bubbles in the coolant, a malfunctioning pump, or a clogged filter. Start by checking for airlocks, debris, and ensuring all components are clean and properly installed. If the issue persists after troubleshooting, it's recommended to contact technical support for further assistance.

6. Can one install a recirculating chiller in a confined space?

Yes, recirculating chillers can be installed in confined spaces, but it's essential to ensure adequate ventilation around the unit. Proper airflow is crucial to maintaining the chiller’s efficiency, preventing overheating, and ensuring safe operation over time. Additionally, it’s important to periodically check for any obstructions or blockages that could impair airflow.