What is the difference between split and integrated chillers?
The difference between split and integrated chillers can be roughly based on three aspects: structure, installation requirements, and application environment.
1. There are significant differences in the structure and composition of the equipment.
Split chiller is composed of two parts of equipment, indoor and outdoor parts are connected by pipelines and lines. The indoor unit is composed of an evaporator, a temperature controller, a heat preservation water tank, and a circulating pump. The outdoor unit is mainly composed of a refrigeration compressor and a finned condenser.
2, equipment installation requirements and difficulty differences.
The indoor unit and outdoor unit of the split chiller should be installed separately, and the installation location requirements are high. For example, the outdoor unit should be installed in a ventilated space, free of debris, sheltered from wind and rain, etc., under specific circumstances, the indoor unit should be as close as possible to the equipment that needs to be cooled.
one-piece air-cooled chiller comes with four high-quality casters, each system is integrated in the box structure, only need to connect the power supply and pipes at the appropriate installation site, you can test operation, but to maintain a well-ventilated environment.
3. Differences in application environment.
Split type chiller will produce noise when working in the outdoor unit due to its split structure. The indoor unit has low noise and is very suitable for places with quiet requirements for the production and operating environment, such as college scientific research institutions, R&D center laboratories, etc.
The integrated chiller has a wider application range, applicable to various industrial production cooling, chemical industry, machinery industry, surface treatment industry, food industry, etc., with strong refrigeration function, stable operation and wide use.
