Better chillers - from the inside out
The constant innovation in chiller design is driven by new demands for energy efficiency, local regulations and standards such as LEED, combined with requirements for new, low GWP refrigerants.
Increasing population, level of comfort and high penetration of IT technologies are putting strong pressure on electric grids and driving up overall energy consumption.
The next generations of chillers and HVAC for new builds as well as retrofits are designed to meet new standards. The revolution in the A/C market opens up new opportunities. To meet the needs of an increasingly complex HVAC market, our extensive range of components offer functional benefits and savings throughout the lifecycle of the chiller system from development and operating costs to servicing and maintenance.
Danfoss can offer different options for meeting these requirements in air-cooled and water-cooled chillers, using scroll, centrifugal or screw technology, with excellent technical support from our expert teams. Compressors can be configured as tandems, trios or using inverter or Turbocor technology. With our electric expansion valves, controllers and sensors we can supply you with the right solutions for a highly efficient air conditioning system that responds quickly to variable operating conditions ensuring constant user comfort.
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Oil-free chillers
- Denmark new climate friendly hospitality giant depends on Turbocor oil free chiller
- Oil-free compressors maintain consistent performance over time
- 1,400 Ton chillers improve efficiency and lower costs
- Hotel with chiller retrofit
- 12:1 turndown ratio supports dehumidification and energy savings in college
- New TurboChill hydro water-cooled chiller range by Airdale | Video
Optimized data center chillers
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Features and benefits
All you need in one place, delivered by highly experienced air conditioning experts
High energy efficiency
Products optimized for environmentally friendly, low GWP refrigerants
Reduced applied costs and short payback times
Dedicated technical and customer service around the world
Eco labelling options
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GBC ball valves are manually operated shut-off valves suitable for applications where bi-directional flow is a requirement. GBC valves are approved for applications in liquid, suction, and hot gas lines in refrigeration and air conditioning systems.
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Chillers training program
The HVACR: Chiller training program is designed to give better understanding of Chiller applications and their related solutions. Ready to get started?
Case studies
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The new Alsik hotel in Southern Denmark sets a higher standard in energy-efficiency and is built to reach 76% CO₂-neutrality. A main contributor is the 900-kW chillers by Clint (a company of G.I. Industrial Holding) which features award-winning Danfoss Turbocor oil-free compressors.
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Danfoss conducted a study to see how long term operation affected performance on Danfoss Turbocor® compressors. The results showed that oil-free, magnetic bearing compressors maintained consistent performance even after 10+ years of operation.
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The benefits of inverter air conditioners include energy efficiency in buildings, lower energy consumption, running costs and impact on power grid, accurate comfort and high quality in process.
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A world leading company in wireless technologies opt for three 1,400-ton chillers powered by 21 Danfoss Turbocor™ compressors to improve efficiency and lower costs at data center.
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Variable speed with Danfoss Turbocor Oil free centrifugal compressor guarantees reliable process cooling and efficient comfort cooling in factory
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Inverter chiller retrofit brings huge savings in a five star hotel installation, operating and maintenance costs, with compact Danfoss inverter oil–free compressor Turbocor®.
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The DrivePro® Retrofit conversion tool helps you to find the most suitable successor drive.
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The focus on cutting energy consumption and reducing the carbon footprint has never been greater, but results are often achieved by compromising usability or efficiency. The Danfoss Heat Recovery Unit delivers strong environmental benefits as well as significant reductions on heating bills—all delivered with a short ROI.
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Detect loss of mains power supply within 2 seconds using the new integrated detection function in the VLT® AutomationDrive FC 302. Win competitive edge with less system complexity, lower cost, and faster commissioning – just set and forget.
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