The pump Station is part of a medium-temperature secondary refrigeration system that cools the refrigeration loads using water and a 30 -35% propylene glycol mixture. The glycol mixture is cooled by a central direct expansion system with a low HFC charge.

•  Up to 70% lower refrigerant charge than a central direct expansion system.
•  Up to 50% carbon footprint reduction.
•  Leak rates as low as 10%.
•  Up to 10% installed cost reduction.
•  Equipment sizing is more cost-effective due to pumps in a separate assembly from the heat exchangers, which are mounted on the rack.
•  Glycol pumps are sized according to the flow rate.
•  Heat exchangers can be sized independently by the loads.
•  Control inputs match rack control brands.
•  It accepts multiple brands of pumps and expansion valves, which increases reliability due to fewer components.
•  Easy to install and service.