Specfic Systems InPac Series Exterior Wall Mounted Explosion Proof Cooling Unit
(Electric Heater) Hazardous Duty Package HVAC
Cooling Capacity : 60,000 ~ 600,000 Btu/h (17.5Kw ~ 175.0Kw)
Heating Capacity : 34,000 ~ 136,500 Btu/h (10.0Kw ~ 100.0Kw)
Features and Benefits Overview
Units from two tons (24,000 BTUH) to 50 tons (600,000 BTUH) utilize dual spark-proof
evaporator blower assemblies
Multi-stage refrigeration circuits on most units allows for 50% redundant
backup cooling*
High and low refrigerant pressure on all circuits
Compressor high current/temp overload
High temperature in the heating coil
Basic features of standard InPac® HVAC control panels include two-stage
control on both heating
and cooling, automatic switching, and manual override switches for individual stages
Standard coils are constructed from heavy-weight rifled copper tubes mechanically
bonded to aluminum fins
InPac® evaporator and condenser coils interlace completely separate refrigeration circuits
Condenser coils are designed at 8 FPI to reduce clogging in industrial environments
Evaporator coils are designed at 11-13 FPI for efficiency
Freezestats are standard on all InPac® systems
Crankcase heaters are standard on all InPac® systems
Recommended Options
Corrosion-resistant condenser coating
Copper finned/Copper tube coils
Clogged/Dirty filter monitoring via magnahelic or photohelic gauges
Finned-tube heating elements in dusty environments (often required in some applications)
Chemical air filtration to reduce corrosive particles
Corrosion resistant coil coating on all coils such as our SpecificCoat 2-stage coating
Low ambient controls to allow for mechanical cooling in lower temperatures
Additional cabinet coatings to protect against specific corrosive chemicals
Common Applications
Energy storage system and E- House , Remote instrumnet enclosure
Oil and natural gas refineries
Some water treatment applications
Offshore oil platforms
Steel mills
Flour/feed mills
Grain processing facilities
Potash mines, copper mines, and other resource extraction facilities
Textile manufacturing plants
Chemical manufacturing plants
Large scale lumber facilities