Low-temperature chillers

In the field of industrial refrigeration, although low-temperature chillers and standard chillers share similar names, they differ fundamentally in design philosophy, core parameters, and application scenarios. Standard chillers are primarily designed to meet "cooling" needs above 0°C, while low-temperature chillers are engineered to handle "sub-zero" conditions below 0°C. Understanding these differences is the first step toward precise equipment selection.   I. Core Difference: The Temperature Gap from "Cooling" to "Deep Freezing"   The most fundamental difference lies in the outlet water temperature range. Standard chillers typically deliver outlet temperatures between 5°C and 35°C, which can be flexibly adjusted according to user requirements. This range is suf...