Condenser
Its main task is to cool the refrigerant gas. It consists of two main parts: a heat exchanger and a fan.
The refrigerant from the compressor is high temperature and gaseous. The high temperature is reduced by removing the outside air sucked through the condenser heat exchanger.
Applications: Used as outdoor units for precision air conditioning units , office buildings, industrial facilities, etc.
With a wide range of dimensions, you can choose equipment for almost every need and condition (size, noise level, power consumption, etc.).
Dry Cooler
A dry cooler has the same structure and operation method as the condenser, except that a Dry Cooler is cooling water (or water-gdlycol mixture), in the case of the condenser it was refrigerant gas.
Fields of application: as water cooled split system chillers, as outdoor units in air-conditioning cabinets or as a direct chiller for production lines. Used in office buildings, industrial facilities, etc.
With a wide range of dimensions, you can choose equipment for almost every need and condition (size, noise level, power consumption, etc.).
Air Cooler
The operation of the air cooler is similar to a evaporator. The difference depends on the type of refrigerant used. An air cooler is a type of heat exchanger that is used to cool and dehumidify air. The air cooler can be, copper or steel tubing on which aluminum fins are mounted.
The refrigerant flowing through the heat exchanger and cools down the aluminum fins, where heat is exchanged between the refrigerant and the air. The air to be cooled / dehumidified is directed by a fan over the aluminum fins. Air coolers are used for air conditioning (cooling, heating) of buildings and warehouses, and for industrial air cooling (such as chillers).
