Industrial refrigeration unit Templifier™

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Overview
Chillers produce chilled water or a water/glycol mixture for building HVAC or process cooling. They are typically paired with air handler coils or process loads: warm fluid returns to the chiller, is cooled, and a pump sends chilled fluid back to the coil or process. Two main types are available: air-cooled chillers that reject heat directly to outdoor air, and water-cooled chillers that reject heat to a secondary fluid loop for disposal via a cooling tower or dry cooler.

Common applications

• Education
• Data centers
• Healthcare
• Office buildings
• Manufacturing (MFG)

Product families / models featured on this page

• Magnitude® Magnetic-Bearing Compressor Centrifugal Chiller — 86 to 3,000 Tons
• Pathfinder® Air-Cooled Screw Compressor Chiller — 100 to 565 Tons
• AWM Air-Cooled Magnetic Bearing Compressor Chiller — 400 to 550 Tons
• Trailblazer® Air-Cooled Scroll Compressor Chiller — 30 to 230 Tons
• Navigator® Water-Cooled Screw Compressor Chiller — 100 to 300 Tons

Industry-leading technologies
Air Cooled Chillers

• Integrated water-side economizer
• Variable Volume Ratio (VVR) compressor
• RapidRestore® and Fast Loading®
• Best-in-class turndown
• Leading efficiencies
• MicroTech® III controls

Water Cooled Chillers

• Magnetic bearing technology
• Quiet operation
• Up to 40% greater efficiency
• Variable Volume Ratio (VVR) compressor
• RapidRestore® and Fast Loading®
• MicroTech® III controls

Technical specifications

• Type: Air-cooled and water-cooled chillers
• Primary function: Produce chilled water or water/glycol mixture for building HVAC or process cooling
• Typical integration: Paired with air handler coils or process loads; pumps return chilled fluid to coil or process
• Control platform: MicroTech® III controls (featured)
• Notable technologies: Magnetic-bearing compressors (Magnitude, AWM), VVR compressors, RapidRestore®, Fast Loading®
• Capacity ranges (examples of families on page): 30 to 3,000 Tons depending on model
• Cooling rejection methods: Direct outdoor-air refrigerant-to-air coils and fans (air-cooled) or secondary fluid loop with cooling tower/dry cooler (water-cooled)