Rooftop air conditioning unit SPACE PGstand-alone
Add to favorites
Compare this product
Characteristics
- Configuration
- rooftop
- Other characteristics
- stand-alone
- Cooling power
Max.: 135,500 W
(462,344.97 BTU/h)Min.: 58,900 W
(200,975.05 BTU/h)- Heating power
Max.: 143,400 W
(489,300.88 BTU/h)Min.: 62,200 W
(212,235.11 BTU/h)
Description
Use :
Packaged, self-contained roof top unit intended for air conditioning and heating large surface areas. It is designed for outdoor rooftop installation on the premises to be heated or cooled.
Description :
Packaged units,
Painted polyester casing,
Self-supporting painted frame,
1 air circuit,
2 refrigerant circuits, 2 Scroll-type compressors, refrigerant R410A,
Single G4 filter or double G4 + F6 to F9 filter
2 internal centrifugal fans
2 to 4 outdoor propeller fans with speed variation selection (EC motor)
Condensate pan or stainless steel pan protection
Base with adjustable angle,
Heating heat pump and/or gas burner
Integrated high quality gas burner with air cooled condenser and with power inverter (30 to 100%), efficiency up to 105%PCI, anti-stratification control, KIWA certification
Complete electric cabinet, AVANT PRO electronic control,
DEGIPACK defrosting management
Several options
Catalogs
No catalogs are available for this product.
See all of CIAT‘s catalogs
Related Searches
- Air heater unit
- Industrial air conditioning unit
- AHU
- Air/water heat pump
- Floor-standing air conditioning unit
- Compact air conditioning unit
- Outdoor air conditioning unit
- Inverter heat pump
- Wall-mounted air heater unit
- Horizontal air handling unit
- Heat-recovery air handling unit
- Commercial air conditioning unit
- Rooftop air conditioning unit
- Water/water heat pump
- Duct air conditioning unit
- Fan coil unit
- Geothermal heat pump
- High-temperature heat pump
- Air-cooled air conditioning unit
- Water air heater unit
*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.