EVAPORATOR UNIT COOLER FOR WINERIES, BREWERIES, AND PRODUCTION APPLICATIONS

Medium profile evaporator with air defrost

MK Quiet: For use in wineries and breweries where tour groups can have conversations with their guide during tours. The lower sound levels and adjustable air velocity create a more comfortable environment for employees in a production facility.

New options:

· Quiet fan blade

· Variable Speed EC Motor

· KE2 thermsolutions Evap OEM Controller

Existing Options Several existing options are commonly used to customize evaporators for a complete solution for these applications including:

· Cabinet

· Coil protection

· Custom circuiting

· Electronic expansion valves (EEV)

Applications

· Wineries: Refrigeration equipment is applied to maintain the 55°F to 58°F storage temperature in barrel rooms. The quiet operation of the MK Quiet evaporators enhance the tour groups’ experience by lowering the background noise level during tours.

· Micro-Breweries: MK Quiet lowers background noise during tours of the beer production and storage areas.

Other Applications:

· Production, Packaging or Prep Areas

· Loading Docks

Advantages and Benefits.

· Quieter Operation: The “Swept-Wing” fan blade reduces the sound level by 6 dba at full speed with no change in air flow or evaporator capacity. The variable speed EC motor reduces the sound level by another 13.5 dba. Combined, these two options significantly lower sound levels and create an environment for conversational level discussions during winery and brewery tours.

· Energy Savings: Variable speed operation can save 50% to 70% on fan power depending on the refrigeration load.

· California Title 24 Regulations: Meets the requirement for variable speed fans on evaporators for walk-in coolers or freezers larger than 3000 square feet for application in California..

· Improved Temperature Control: Fan speed will vary by temperature allowing better control of capacity to match varying refrigeration loads. The addition of the electronic controls and monitoring with temperature recording and alarm outputs to for feedback on temperatures.