Saturday, February 6, 2010

How to buy chillers and what to consider

Going shopping for chillers is not as easy as it looks. You need to be in the know so you can make the right choice and not end up with something that can only complicate things instead of helping.

When you’re out buying your very first industrial chiller, there are a few things to consider such as materials, components, efficiency and operation. By taking them into consideration, you are assured that you’re not only getting a good chiller but you’re also getting your money’s worth. Let’s take them one by one.

The first factor you need to check out in buying process chillers is the materials used in the production. Stainless steel is the best choice for chillers nowadays.

To avoid future trouble with parts, make sure that the components of your chosen chiller whether it be a water cooled chiller or an air cooled chiller are standard components that are available in other major wholesalers and not just manufacturers.

Of course, industrial chillers are of no use if they can’t deliver efficiency. You have to compare the money spent on the chiller and the money you can save on energy over a long period of time.

Chillers must be user-friendly. The controls must be easy to read and easy to use. This is essential especially to first-time users. Any complications might lead to misuse and destruction of the chiller.

Choose a chiller that have components place for easy access for inspection and replacements if necessary. Small-compact units aren’t that advisable because chiller maintenance tends to be a hassle, having to take the chiller apart for inspection or any other service.

Chillers come with a warranty of up to 5 years for new ones. Check out for how long the warranty is for your chosen chiller before you make it to the cashier.

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