Huber UniChiller Series with Low Profile Housing
The Huber Unichiller range offers air and water cooled models in different performance classes.
When compared to conventional tap water, cooling chillers offer better rates of efficiency, stable pressure and flow rates, and a constant cooling water temperature. Furthermore these units reduce water consumption, making them an environmentally friendly refrigeration solution with low running costs.
Huber Unichillers are ideal for process cooling, back cooling of technical plants or as a centralised cooling water supply in laboratories.
Unichillers are designated to be used unsupervised in continual operation or in environmental temperatures up to 40 °C. They are also available with weather protection and winter operation to allow them to be located outdoors.
The range is split in to three categories: Unichiller Desktop, Unichiller Low Profile, and UniChiller Tower. This page details the Low Profile Housing series.
Overview of the Huber UniChillers with Low Profile Housing Series
Asynt – Huber ATEX
Huber Unichiller 050-H Datasheet
Huber Unichiller 075-H Datasheet
Huber Unichiller 100-H Datasheet
Huber Unichiller 050 Datasheet
Huber Unichiller 075 Datasheet
Huber Unichiller 100 Datasheet
Huber Unichiller 050w-H Datasheet
Huber Unichiller 075w-H Datasheet
Huber Unichiller 100w-H Datasheet
Huber Unichiller 050w Datasheet
Huber Unichiller 075w Datasheet
Huber Unichiller 075w Datasheet
- Common features of the Huber UniChiller series with Low Profile Housing
- Environmentally-friendly, economic cooling solution
- High efficiency
- Precise temperature control
- Powerful circulation pump
- Robust stainless construction
- WO version for outdoor installation available
- Easy to fill and empty
- Illuminated filling level indicator
- Pilot ONE controller with 5.7″ touchscreen
- 2 x USB (Host and Device), Ethernet and RS232 interfaces
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