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  • Cryo Systems Small air cooled

    Cryo Systems Small air cooled condenser

    • Manufacturer: Cryo Systems

    small air cooled condenser with one to four fans, 2.8Mpa nitrogen gas pressure test before delivery. 0.7kw to 70kw heat exchange capacity. 1. Features CRYO has FN, FNV series of small air cooled condenser. FN is ...

    Guangzhou, China
  • Cryo Systems walk in cooler

    Cryo Systems walk in cooler condenser

    • Manufacturer: Cryo Systems

    Walk in cooler condenser, air cooled type, capacity from 0.6kw~ 180 kW, for cold room, cold storage. voltage is 220V/380V/110V. CRYO has FN, FNV series of walk in cooler condensers. FN is side air blow type and F...

    Guangzhou, China
  • Cryo Systems Air cooled condenser

    Cryo Systems Air cooled condenser

    • Manufacturer: Cryo Systems

    Air cooled condenser with heat exchange capacity 0.6 to 70kw. Before delivery, will keep 2.8Mpa nitrogen gas inside pressure. 1. Features CRYO has FN, FNV series of air cooled condenser heat exchanger. FN is side...

    Guangzhou, China

Overview

Condensers are essential components in HVAC systems and various industrial applications, responsible for converting vapor into liquid through cooling. They play a critical role in refrigeration cycles, air conditioning systems, and power plants, ensuring efficient heat exchange and temperature regulation.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when buying a used condenser?

Look at the condenser's age, overall condition, and maintenance history. Check for signs of corrosion, leaks, and efficiency ratings to ensure it meets your requirements.

How can I ensure the condenser is shipped safely?

Choose a shipping service that specializes in heavy equipment. Make sure the condenser is securely packed, protected against weather elements, and properly labeled for safe transport.

What maintenance is required for condensers?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the coils, checking for refrigerant leaks, inspecting electrical connections, and ensuring proper airflow. Refer to the manufacturer's guidelines for specific maintenance schedules.