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   Robur Corporation  Advanced Absorption Cooling Technology  

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APPLICATION ADVANTAGES AND MONEY SAVING FACTORS OF SERVEL EQUIPMENT

 

Only a small back-up generator is needed for power interruptions.
Constant AMP draw at any temperature.
Reduce or eliminate the indoor equipment room.
Operation down to 40°F (4°C) right out of carton.
Operation down to 0°F (-18°C) with minor field addition.
No cooling towers with air cooled system.
Low maintenance costs.
Low operating costs.
Low total (life cycle) costs.
Uses environmentally friendly, reliable and plentiful natural gas or propane.
Long product life. No moving parts with friction wear.
Flexibility. Adapts to many different types of systems.
Zone Control is easy.
Ideal for renovation projects.
Modulate in 5 ton increments.
No CFC's.
Three phase power not needed.
Eliminate demand charges.
Eliminate rachet charges.
Less damage from power interruptions and brown-outs.

 

CFC Free/Ammonia Refrigerant Environmentally friendly and no reclaiming of refrigerants required. Economical in cost and no exorbitant price increases anticipated.
Gas Fired Natural Gas accepted as the fuel of choice in the U.S.A.
Air Cooled No costly water towers or water treatment maintenance required.
Chilled Water Cooling Flexibility Water lines can be economical PVC plastic. Offers more design freedom than electric DX equipment since it is easier to transfer chilled water than "CFC" type refrigerants. Units can be placed on the ground or the roof. In either case, if fan coils are used, the chilled water piping can go through the side of the building so there is no roof penetration. Excellent application for process cooling for industrial equipment, plating tanks, molding equipment, etc.
Multiple Zoning True comfort control without expensive VAV controls; multiductless fan coil applications. Fan coils can be located in the plenum to attack specific cooling areas. No expensive ductwork. Great part load running time and savings.
Part Load Due to the staging of the PAC Series and the RTC Series, the part load capacity of the SERVEL Chillers will be as low as 4 tons (PACC96) or 5 tons for the PACC120 through RTCB300. These part load capacities are substantially lower than comparable rated capacities of electric chillers and should result in substantial savings in operation costs of the SERVEL chillers.
Low Wattage/Amps Requirements Allows smaller back-up generator operation and reduced wiring costs. Three ton unit can be installed on any household 110 volt circuit.
Single Phase Power Eliminates or reduces electrical wiring upgrade costs and eliminates demand charges.
Demand Charges Light commercial electric air conditioners have ratings as high as 1.2 kw per ton and usually require 3-phase electricity as opposed to SERVEL Chillers requiring on 0.255 kw/ton of single phase 230 volt electricity. This difference in electrical requirements results in substantial demand charge savings for the SERVEL Chillers and continue to increase as demand charges increase for the life of the equipment.
Local Rebates Local utilities (both electric and gas) are providing incentives to put in gas air conditioning. Rebates, financing, special summer gas rates, etc.
Quality and Reliability Every Unit is operated for nearly one hour to insure quality. No compressors. Only three moving parts. Long life, with proper maintenance many units operate for more than twenty years.

 

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