Low Temperature Circulating Chiller LLTC-T2013

Introduction

Low Temperature Circulating Chiller a temperature range of -25°C to 30°C for efficient cooling. Its enhanced heat transfer ensures quick temperature recovery. It has low maintenance needs, reducing overall operational downtime. The device’s flexibility ensures it can handle a range of temperature-sensitive applications. Our chiller is used in labs, pharmaceuticals, biotech, chemicals, beverages, chip cooling, , machines, pilot plants, and industries needing precise and consistent low-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 Low Temperature Circulating Chiller is used in laboratories, pharmaceuticals, biotech, chemical processing, beverage cooling, chip manufacturing, systems, machines, pilot plants, and industrial settings requiring precise low-temperature control.

Specifications

Temperature Range	-25°C to 30°C
Temperature Control	±0.5°C
Circulation Pump Max	6.7m³/h 2 bar
Refrigerant	R448A/R507C
Cooling Capacity at -5°C	28.4 kW
Cooling Capacity at -15°C	18.2 kW
Power	400V 50HZ / 460V 60HZ

Features

Advanced Fluid Circulation

Optimized Energy Consumption

Heavy-Duty Operational Capacity

Advanced Refrigeration Technology

Compact Cooling System

FAQs

1. How does the Low Temperature Circulating Chiller ensure fast temperature recovery?

The chiller features an enhanced heat transfer system that ensures quick temperature recovery, making it ideal for continuous operations. This allows for consistent performance and minimal downtime during temperature fluctuations. The high-efficiency heat exchanger optimizes thermal exchange, accelerating cooling cycles. As a result, the system can rapidly stabilize temperatures in temperature-sensitive processes and environments.

2. Can the Low Temperature Circulating Chiller be used in industrial settings?

Yes, the Low Temperature Circulating Chiller is designed for use in industrial settings that require precise and consistent low-temperature control, including chemical processing, chip cooling, and systems. Its robust construction and reliability make it suitable for demanding environments, ensuring optimal performance in industries like pharmaceuticals, biotech, and beverage production. The chiller’s versatility enables it to handle diverse applications, from laboratory setups to large-scale industrial operations.

3. What are the maintenance requirements for the Low Temperature Circulating Chiller?

The Low Temperature Circulating Chiller has low maintenance needs, which reduces downtime and ensures reliable operation over time. Routine checks of the pump, refrigerant levels, and heat exchanger are sufficient to maintain optimal performance. The durable design minimizes wear and tear, requiring fewer repairs or part replacements. Additionally, the chiller’s self-diagnostic system helps identify issues early, further extending the equipment’s lifespan and maintaining operational efficiency.

4. Is the Low Temperature Circulating Chiller suitable for biotech and pharmaceutical applications?

Yes, the Low Temperature Circulating Chiller is widely used in laboratories, pharmaceuticals, biotech, and other industries requiring precise low-temperature regulation for sensitive materials. Its ability to maintain stable temperatures ensures the integrity of critical processes, such as drug production, storage of biological samples, and experimental research. The chiller’s reliable performance helps optimize conditions for sensitive materials, preventing degradation and ensuring compliance with industry standards.

5. What industries can benefit from the Low Temperature Circulating Chiller?

The Low Temperature Circulating Chiller is ideal for industries such as pharmaceuticals, biotech, beverage production, , chip manufacturing, machines, and pilot plants. Its versatile design also benefits chemical processing, research laboratories, and industrial settings that require precise temperature regulation. The chiller ensures stable cooling, making it crucial for maintaining optimal conditions in both manufacturing and experimental environments.