Evaporative condenser BAC - VXC
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Key benefits
- RELIABLE
- Silent
- Compact
Typical applications
- Placement in narrow spaces and installations that require only one air intake
- Installations in areas with limited space
- Indoor installation
- Sound sensitive installations
- Dry operation during winter
Description
General presentation
Reliable operation guaranteed
Thousands of such models have been installed since 1978, proving the reliability of the VXC capacitor.
The fans, motor and drive system are located in the dry air stream, preventing condensation and moisture. There are no external moving parts, so the system is able to withstand even the toughest environmental conditions.
Different corrosion-resistant materials are available, including Baltibond, a patented hybrid coating, to guarantee a long service life.
The finned coil with extended heat exchange surface for dry operation is optionally available
Ideal for silent operation
VXI evaporative condensers include silent centrifugal fans placed inside to ensure low noise around the unit.
The air intake is carried out on one side, the cooling towers can be located in areas more sensitive to noise.
Noise can be further reduced during operation with noise attenuators designed and tested in the factory
Compact
Compact design, cooling towers can be placed in tight spaces
Single-sided suction allows towers to be installed near building walls
These cooling towers can be placed indoors thanks to centrifugal fans
Low transport, assembly and installation costs
VXI units are factory assembled. Larger models are delivered in 2 sections for easier on-site assembly with smaller cranes.
VXI evaporative condensers can operate at high capacity and minimal operating weight. Steel supports, required to be located both under the equipment and in the building when the units are installed on the roof, can be saved.
VXI evaporative condensers can be shipped in containers. Fan housings can be shipped with the condenser bottom section for easy on-site assembly.
Operating principle
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