'Heat recovery and free cooling can deliver significant energy savings for most applications,' said Eric Pollet, Marketing Product Manager, Chillers and Heat Pumps, Carrier HVAC. The total free cooling option is designed for applications with a constant cooling need throughout the year, such as industrial processes and data centres. Examples include computer suites or scanner facilities. Partial free cooling is designed for applications with a variable primary cooling load, such as offices and healthcare, which may also have a constant residual cooling need.

Two versions of free cooling are available. The free cooling option makes use of favourable ambient and load conditions, harnessing free cooling from the environment to augment or replace mechanical cooling via the chiller's compressors, reducing energy consumption and running costs. The heat recovery system enables chillers to produce domestic hot water up to 80deg C, while continuing to provide cooling, useful for applications such as hotels, hospitals and industrial processes requiring hot water. The latest heat recovery and free cooling options extend energy savings, further reducing greenhouse gas emissions over the lifetime of the equipment. AquaSnap units also have an outstanding seasonal energy performance ratio (SEER) for cooling of up to 6.62, reducing indirect greenhouse gas emissions resulting from energy use. Carrier is part of Carrier Global Corporation (NYSE: CARR), the leading global provider of healthy, safe, sustainable and intelligent building and cold chain solutions.Ĭarrier was the first European manufacturer to introduce a fully optimised scroll chiller range on R-32. Carrier has introduced high-performance heat recovery and free cooling options to its AquaSnap ® 30RBP air-cooled scroll chiller range on lower global warming potential (GWP) R-32 refrigerant, providing even greater energy savings and further reducing operating costs for end users.

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