DAIKIN R-32 CHILLER EWAT-B-C | SPECS
- Cooling capacity range: 252 – 1012 kW
- SEER: up to 5.5
- EER: up to 3.3
- Scroll compressor
- 2 efficiency versions
KEY FEATURES
- Silver and Gold efficiency versions combinable with standard or reduced noise execution
- New performance monitoring option
- New Daikin mobile App
- Ensuring low operating costs and outstanding durability
- Designed for efficiency optimisation and installation profitability improvement
DESIGN
- One or two truly independent refrigerant circuits for outstanding reliability
- Evaporator: Brazed plate
- Condenser: Microchannel
Certified in accordance with the Eurovent Certification Program.
Certified units may be found in the Eurovent website at www.eurovent-certification.com
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References
In this episode we discuss Daikin’s unique free cooling technology based on R-32 refrigerant and see why it received high appreciation from the UK market. We talk to James Henley, Product Development Manager at Daikin Applied UK, who explains how this technology is meeting the needs of the UK market.
Daikin Applied UK supplied 6 x EWAT-B XR Chiller with full free cooling and hydro kit - chosen primarily for its cost saving at low ambient temperatures using free cooling whilst still achieving the outlined efficiency targets. The low GWP refrigerant and small footprint of this system were additional factors considered, for longevity and space saving benefits.
The software activates an alarm in the event of a potential leakage and reports occurrences and frequency over time. This allows users to have a complete overview of the activity over twelve months, and then allows users to take action and set preventive measures if needed.
The data centre market is already vast and its growth keeps accelerating. The question for building services engineers is how to keep up with the industry’s voracious appetite for cooling, ventilation and power without doing further harm to the environment. Daikin Applied’s Amin Dadgari has some answers.
