Air cooled chiller unit

An air-cooled chiller is a refrigeration system that uses air to remove heat. It circulates a refrigerant which first absorbs heat from water in the evaporator, cooling it for air conditioning. A compressor then pressurizes the refrigerant. Next, in the condenser, fans blow ambient air across coils, rejecting the heat directly to the atmosphere. This eliminates the need for a cooling tower, making the system simpler to install and saving water. It is a self-contained, cost-effective solution ideal for locations where water is scarce or where the installation footprint is a primary concern.