
Transferring heat from the media to be cooled to the refrigerant — the working end of every refrigeration system.
An evaporator transfers heat from the air flowing over it to the cooler refrigerant flowing through it by utilising coils. It is the component that actually delivers the cooling effect — whether chilling air in a cold room, cooling brine in a process application, or providing chilled water for an air conditioning system.
Equipro supplies and installs air-cooling unit coolers (evaporators) for cold rooms, blast freezers and process areas, as well as shell-and-tube and plate heat exchanger evaporators for glycol and brine secondary refrigeration loops. The right evaporator type depends on the application temperature, required air distribution, humidity management and defrost requirements.
Glycol coolers use a secondary refrigerant — typically a water-glycol mixture — to transfer cooling from a central refrigeration plant to multiple end-user cooling points. This eliminates direct refrigerant pipework throughout a facility, reducing refrigerant charge, pipework costs and F-Gas regulatory burden.
Equipro's evaporator installations include automatic defrost management as standard, using electric, hot gas or off-cycle defrost as appropriate. Defrost frequency and duration are optimised through our PLC control systems to minimise energy consumption while maintaining frost-free coil surfaces.


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