Water Chillers
A water chiller cools water centrally and sends it to air handling units or fan coils around a building. The range lists a chiller title, and this page presents it at the level that listing supports.
Illustrative diagram. Capacity figures are taken from the specification table on this page.
The source listing spells the series name as Water Chriller. The spelling is preserved here as a listing note, not corrected silently.
What a chiller does in a building
A chiller is the central cold source for a water-based cooling system: it chills water, pumps circulate that water, and terminal units in each space use it to cool air. That architecture suits larger buildings where one central plant is easier to maintain than many separate direct-expansion systems. But a chiller selection needs cooling capacity, chilled water temperatures, flow rates, ambient conditions and electrical supply — and none of those figures is listed for the chiller title in this range. This page therefore states no chiller figure, and any chiller inquiry should include the building cooling load and the water temperatures the distribution was designed for.
How to inquire about the chiller title
Send the building cooling load, the design water temperatures, the electrical supply and the destination market. If the distribution temperatures are not yet fixed, say so, because the chiller match depends on them. The reply can then confirm whether a listed chiller model fits, or whether the load points to air handler or duct equipment instead.
Models and series on this page
- Water chiller series — title level only