Central Chillers

There are two different types of central chillers: water-cooled and remote air-cooled also referred to as a split system. These types of chiller describe the type of condenser used to ultimately reject the process heat.

Central Chillers are used to support entire production facilities or large sections of facilities. They are ideal for systems that have a varying demand across the operating hours of the plant. For example, when the facility runs over the weekend, the demand is greatly reduced and the central chiller system can unload to match this demand. Then when normal operation resumes the chiller can react to meet the higher demand. This requires no infrastructure changes to the facility to accurately support this demand.

Thermal Care TC, TSE, and MX Series chillers utilize multiple types of compressors technology including variable speed, centrifugal units, as well as scroll and screw compressors. Water-cooled units incorporate cleanable shell and tube condensers.

The remote air-cooled condensers are available in a variety of configurations and designs that allow Thermal Care’s Dynamic Lift technology to reduce energy consumption. Each series use high efficiency, stainless steel brazed plate evaporators and PLC controls to provide the best available technologies for the ultimate performance and reliability in a chiller package.

No other manufacturer can offer you a larger selection of central chillers than Thermal Care. Whether you need an a water-cooled, or a remote condenser central chiller, chances are Thermal Care can design a system that provides the best solution for your particular needs considering redundancy, reliability, and energy efficiency. Having trouble deciding which type of chiller is best for you? Feel free to contact us or take a look at our page on air cooled vs. water cooled chillers.