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Water Cooling Unit - Kreyer Chilly 45
20-1148 Water Cooling Unit - Kreyer Chilly 45 | Glycol Chiller | 1.2 Ton | 15,000 BTU Cooling Capacity | 220V Single Phase  (includes kit to adapt to InfraTest Asphalt Analyzer units)
 
Description
  • Compact chiller with commercial level cooling power
  • Maintain fermentation temperatures, cold-stabilize insulated tanks, or maintain storage temperatures
  • Position inside or outside in a covered position
  • Fill from the exterior without the need to remove covers or panels
  • Program and monitor temperatures via the digital controller
  • Made in Germany by Kreyer

Ready to go - fill with water or a water/glycol solution and plug in. They are equipped with an efficient scroll-type compressor.
Note: This unit runs off 220V single phase power. It will not run off 208V.
 

Water Cooling Unit - Kreyer Chilly 45

$9,500.00Price
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    • Sheet metal housing, electrolitic galvanized high surface quality, powder-coated and abrasion-resistant encasing cover that is easily detachable
    • 220v single phase 60Hz 14 amp supply voltage
    • 1.28 tons (15,000 btu) of cooling power
    • 30L/8G Insulated Plastic tank to hold water or glycol
    • Easy to fill from outside
    • Centrifugal recirculation pump made by Speck.
    • Digital Thermostat
    • Integrated pump pressure switch allows unit to work with digital automatic temperature controlers on multiple tanks.
    • NEW Micro Channel evaporator is quieter, more efficient and uses 30% less cooling gas.
    • High Tech, Scroll-type, efficient, low noise compressor
    • Environmentally friendly R404A refrigerant is optimized to work in low temperature ranges
    • Non-Ferrous water circuit - No Rusting!
    • Outlet is 3/4" MPT, which accomodates hose fittings with gaskets, and includes a 1/2" barb fitting
    • 29.75" Length
    • 23.6" Width
    • 19.68" Height
    • All units pass multiple tests prior to shipment
    • 6 Month Electrical Warranty
    • 1 Year Mechanical Warranty
    • CE Certified
    • Cooling of must for cold soaks, slow starting ferments
    • Stabilization of tataric crystals
    • Controlling fermenting temperatures
    • Maintaining storage temperatures in tanks/barrels
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