Air-cooled chillers require daily, regular, seasonal, and professional maintenance to ensure efficient operation and extend their service life (average service life is 8 to 12 years).
In high-temperature environments, choose a model with a high-temperature design.
Due to their ease of installation and maintenance, and their wide application range, air-cooled chillers are widely used in a variety of fields.
The primary function of air-cooled chillers is to supply cold water and lower the temperature of objects through the circulation of refrigerant.
For example, an oil cooler in a hydraulic system can maintain a constant oil temperature, prolonging the life of the equipment.
Water chillers raise or lower temperatures by exchanging heat between water and another medium.
Inspect the cooling pipes for any corrosion or holes, and ensure that the water pump motor and fan are working properly.
Flow and pressure can be controlled using flow control valves and pressure gauges.