
U-shaped Air Cooled Condenser
Compact U-shaped air-cooled condenser with top-discharge axial fans that rapidly reject heat to ambient air; no cooling water required.
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Flat H-type air-cooled condenser with multiple axial fans at the front; its low-profile, space-saving design supports wall or floor mounting and rejects heat to ambient air.
This is an H-type air-cooled condenser, a heat-exchange component of the refrigeration system that converts gas or vapor into liquid and rapidly transfers heat from the tubes to the surrounding air. The condensing process releases heat, so the condensing temperature is relatively high.
Flat H-type structure with multiple axial fans at the front (2-fan/4-fan configurations); the flat box supports wall or floor mounting, with refrigerant inlet and outlet connections on both sides.
Air-cooled heat dissipation, no cooling water required;
Flat, low-profile structure with small footprint and flexible installation;
Fans arranged in parallel for even heat dissipation;
Reliable operation and compatible with multiple refrigerants.
Refrigeration unit supporting equipment and condensing heat dissipation for cold room refrigeration systems.
No specification table is provided for this series; heat-dissipation area, air volume, fan motor power and connection dimensions are subject to actual selection.
Air-cooled
H-type flat plate with multiple axial fans at front, wall/floor mounted

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