Classification of chillers

According to the type of condenser:
Water cooling type: External cooling water is used to remove the heat from the refrigerant in the condenser. This type of chiller has a good cooling effect, but requires the installation of auxiliary equipment such as cooling towers and heat dissipation pumps, and has certain requirements for the installation environment. It is suitable for places with abundant water resources and good heat dissipation conditions.
Air cooled type: equipped with a cooling fan, which uses the fan to dissipate the heat of the refrigerant in the condenser into the air. The air-cooled chiller has a compact structure, simple installation, and does not require auxiliary equipment such as cooling towers and water pumps. It is particularly suitable for use in areas with poor water quality or water shortage, but its heat dissipation effect is relatively poor compared to water-cooled models, and the noise during operation may be relatively high.