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Kelvion’s take on the classic cooler

GERMANY: Kelvion’s recently introduced Cubic Cooler KSC is said to offer affordable prices and low operation costs in combination with a proven quality.

The KSC application range, depending on configuration, extends from medium temperature cooling to freezing as low as -40°C room temperature (KSC30).

Pre-wired EC/ESM draw through fans, in conformity with the ErP Directive, offer two (KSC23) and four speeds (KSC30), respectively.

The Kelvion Cubic Cooler KSC range is a stand-alone air cooler range offering series-production models matched to the requirements of standard individual applications. They are available in 36 models in a cooling duty range from 0.9 to 11.8kW.

The KSC is said to be simple to install and clean, with side covers, drip tray, inner drip tray, hinged or removed to ensure accessibility during installation or inspection.

The coolers have a powder-coated, scratch and corrosion resistant, food-safe finish. These components can also be very easily cleaned, and the mounting brackets are made of stainless steel.

The KBC series is the blow through fan version with adapted coil and casing to ensure efficient air flow. It is ideally suited for fresh produce and flower storage application where high humidity levels must be maintained for a short period of time.

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