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Condenser Coils

Condenser-Coils

This are made for heat rejection, such as the heat absorbed by an evaporator coil, and they typically operate under higher internal pressures. Coils made with 5/16- or 3/8-inch tubing are rated for use at 600 PSIGand 300°F while coils made from 1/2- or 5/8-inch tubing are rated for 300 PSIG and 300°F. Condenser coils aresometimes used as part of a heat pump to provide heat in a specific location, but more often they are used tosimply exhaust heat energy that is collected elsewhere. These coils are factory tested.

MANUFACTURE FEATURES AND OPTIONS
ROWS
  • Chilled water and DX coils – 1 to 12 rows
  • Hot water coils – 1 to 12 rows
  • Steam coils – 1 to 2 rows
  • Condenser coils – 1 to 12 rows
  • FIN MATERIALS
  • .0045, .006, .0075, .008, .010 and .016 in. aluminum
  • .006 in. Copper
  • HEADERS
  • Type “L” from7⁄8 in. to 4 1⁄8 in.OD copper
  • FIN SPACING
  • 5⁄16 in. OD tubing, 8 to 20 fins per in.
  • 3⁄8 in. OD tubing, 10 to 20 fins per in.
  • 1⁄2 in. OD tubing, 6 to 16 fins per in.
  • 5⁄8 in. OD tubing, 6 to 14 fins per in.
  • 1 in. OD tubing, 4 to 14 fins per in.
  • BRAZING
  • All joints arehand-brazed
  • TUBE MATERIAL
  • 5⁄16 in. OD x .016 in. wall, copper
  • 3⁄8 in. OD x .016 in., .020 in. wall, copper
  • 5⁄16 and 3⁄8 in. OD x .016 in. wall rifled, copper(optional)
  • 1⁄2 in. OD x .016 in., .020 in. wall, copper
  • 5⁄8 in. OD x .020 in., .025 in., .035 in., .049 in. copper
  • 1 in. OD x .035 in., .049 in. wall copper
  • CONNECTIONS
  • Water and steam coils
    - Copper, steel or brass
    - MPT, FPT, sweat orVictaulic connections
  • DX distributors
    - Standard or hot gas
  • DX, condenser andheat reclaim
    - Copper sweat connections
  • Supply connections on bothends of steam distributing coils
  • OPTIONAL SEAMLESS RIFLED TUBING
  • For enhanced performance
  • CASING MATERIALS
  • 16 and 14 gauge galvanized steel
  • 16 gauge 304 stainless steel
  • Copper
  • OTHER OPTIONS
  • Nonstandard casing flange widths and casing depths
  • Special coil coatings
  • Additional distributors
  • Nonstandard circuiting
  • Intertwined circuiting (DX Only)
  • Insulated coil sections