Eurochiller offers a free inspection of your chiller system
Monday, 21 October 2024
Could a free #chillerCHECK benefit you? The results might surprise you!
Curious to find out if your process cooling system is:
- Consistently cooling ✅
- Maintaining proper flow ✅
- Free from overheating issues ✅
Eurochiller UK offers comprehensive services to ensure your process cooling system operates at peak performance and saves you money. Expert engineers conduct a thorough visual assessment of your chiller system, pinpointing opportunities for improvement, efficiency gains, and potential energy savings.
No upfront costs—just valuable insights to optimise your chiller system. The results could surprise you!
Eurochiller can #chillerCHECK any brand, not just their own. They assess any make of process cooling system, identifying common issues and provide a complimentary visual assessment.
What is the #chillerCHECK?
The #chillerCHECK is a free visual inspection of your system, resulting in actionable recommendations f
or further steps if needed.
Quick and Non-Disruptive
Eurochiller’s #chillerCHECK can be performed in as little as 10 minutes without disrupting your production. Our engineers will visually inspect your entire process cooling system, from chiller to ancillary equipment. They check for condition, capacity, ISO compliance, flow, leaks, and more.
What Happens After the #chillerCHECK?
You’ll receive a no-obligation written report, outlining areas where efficiency improvements or energy savings can be achieved, as well as any non-conformance with ISO standards or wasteful practices.
Even small changes recommended in the free assessment can lead to long-term financial savings and reduced production costs.
Energy Consumption of Chillers
This graph illustrates the energy difference between a free-cooling chiller (yellow line)and a non-free-cooling variant (Blue Line). In free-cooling mode, only speed-regulated fans consume energy, thus enabling the chiller to consume less power, while the compressors—the primary energy consumers, which are part of the chiller circuit—are either off or in partial load mode.
The blue zone on the graph highlights the direct benefits with energy savings of free-cooling. When comparing to the power consumption of the chiller to free cooling modes
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