GEA DENCO Product - Guide

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Exact air values for sensitive processes
136 kW]
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Contents
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Q GEA Denco close control systems Exact air values for sensitive processes Q Overview of GEA Denco system diversity An extensive product portfolio for virtually any application Q Overview of GEA Denco cooling duties Performance diversity from 5 to 140 kW Q Designed for IT applications The GEA Denco T-Range Q Designed for equipment and process cooling in industrial applications The GEA Denco E-Range Q Designed for small rooms and retrots The GEA Denco MS-Range Q Outdoor units The GEA Denco C-Range The GEA Denco DCRA and DDRA-Range 12 15 Q Standard model congurations Solution possibilities with clever combinations Q Energy-saving option with freecooling Up to 35 % less energy consumption Up to 20 metric tonnes reduction in CO2 emissions annually 18 20 21 22 24 25 26 28 Q Energy-saving option with an EC fan Up to 60 % less fan power consumption Q Energy-saving option with twin-compressor technology Up to 40 % energy savings in compressor power by partial-load operation Q Energy-saving option with an electronic expansion valve Up to 25 % additional energy savings Q Energy-saving option with an automatic pressurisation system Advanced HVAC concepts for computer facilities Q GEA Lplus software Designed down to the last decisive point Q Air directions and air routing Airow routing alternatives Q Intelligent close control Our climate control is communicative Q GEA Denco components Overview
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Technical data
Q Air conditioning controls 30 31 Q C3-05 controller Q T3-04 controller Q GEA Denco T-Range 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 Q DX A models 5 28 Q DX A models 32 103 Q DX W models 5 28 Q DX W models 32 103 Q DX F models 8 28 Q DX F models 32 103 Q DX X models 5 28 Q DX X models 32 83 Q C models 5 103 Q GEA Denco E-Range 50 52 54 56 58 60 62 64 66 68 Q DX A models 24 94 Q DX W models 24 94 Q DX F models 24 94 Q DX X models 24 94 Q C models 34 94 Q HS models Q GEA Denco MS-Range Q GEA Denco C-Range Q GEA Denco DDRA-Range Q GEA Denco DCRA-Range
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GEA Denco close control systems
Exact air values for sensitive processes

Close control is for GEA HVAC Systems (HVAC = Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning) not just a name: it is a promise. A promise that we can keep on the basis of our many years of experience. All systems of the GEA Denco product portfolio promise the following: exact cooling with a precision of one degree Celsius; precise maintenance of relative humidity; and absolutely reliable, space-saving, and energy-ecient climate control solutions. Perfect climate control for the most demanding of requirements GEA Denco close control systems satisfy the most stringent specications in computer centres and telecommunications facilities. They make a valuable contribution to the reliable operation and uninterrupted availability of IT systems. All close control systems in the GEA Denco portfolio satisfy temperature requirements, and in parallel maintain constant humidity levels in rooms, thereby preventing heat-related malfunctions and premature aging of hardware. But its not only for IT that GEA Denco provides valuable services. In laboratories and chip production as well and in nanotechnology and in medical facilities the exact maintenance of specied air parameters and particularly Optimal climate control with GEA Denco Q Precise maintenance of temperature and humidity levels Q 24/7 performance Q Planning and project engineering support Q Inhouse testing at GEA Denco and precise production processes Q Fast service response Q Certication according to ISO 9001:2008 Q Extensive range of various systems and model sizes Q Optimised solutions In the nal analysis, quality can be seen and measured GEA HVAC Systems manufactures air treatment systems, supports these facilities while they are in service, guides planners in project engineering to obtain optimal climate control and air distribution, and tests its products in its own laboratories and measurement centres under realistic conditions. GEA technicians check the performance capability of the equipment, simulate and verify the airow at the installation site, and measure the sound power level in addition to much more. As a result, our customers always receive a technologically mature and completely tested product that, moreover, has been manufactured in accordance with ISO 9001:2008. good air quality are of great importance.
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Overview of GEA Denco system diversity
An extensive product portfolio for virtually any application

No two projects are alike. Laboratories have dierent basic conditions and requirements than computer centres and telecommunications facilities. Rooms are located in dierent types of buildings, have all kinds of climate conditions, and are arranged and furnished in dierent ways. For this reason, we oer you a whole spectrum of solutions that allows selections such as the following: Flexibility and application diversity through modularity Q Various duties from 3 to more than 100 kilowatts of sensible cooling duty (for overview, see page 6) Q Indoor equipment or weatherproof outdoor versions Q Air or water cooled Q Cooling by refrigerants or chilled water Q Choice of refrigerant (R407C, R134a, or R410A) Q Indoor installation in a server room, or in an adjacent equipment room Q Intrinsic equipment redundancy Q Upow or downow air directions and air distribution through raised oors (for overview, see page 25) Q Equipment optimised for part load, with compressors in twin congurations, or freecooling for energy-saving operations Q Various lter classications Q Various heating systems Q Systems containing parallel congurations of refrigerant and chilled-water systems Perfect t modular solutions with systematic sophistication Every square metre counts. Thats why GEA Denco close control equipment has such a small footprint. Especially interesting for computer centres: the grid dimensions of our close control systems match the typical dimensions of computer racks and oor tiles. In width, our smallest units take little more space than a rack. As a result, GEA Denco units can be harmoniously embedded in small server rooms. Where greater duties are required, multidoor close control cabinets can be used.
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Overview of GEA Denco cooling duties
Performance diversity from 5 to 140 kW
GEA Denco unit performance Model ranges / models Cooling duty (kW)
GEA Denco T-Range DX A and DX X DX W and DX F C 5 116 kW 6 116 kW 5.8 136 kW
GEA Denco E-Range DX A and DX X DX W and DX F C CombiCool 27 110 kW 24 115 kW 20 120 kW 26 115 kW
GEA Denco MS-Range DX X C 0 10 6 10 kW 5 14 kW 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150
GEA Denco models Q DX A version: Air cooled with internal compressor and external condenser Q DX X version: Air cooled with external condensing unit Q DX W version: Water cooled Q DX F version (AmbiCool): Water cooled with freecooling option Q C version: Chilled-water model Q CombiCool version: With redundant circuit
Model ranges and cooling duties The T-Range and the E-Range of GEA Denco close control systems are especially designed for applications in sensitive areas such as telecommunications, chip factories, and computer centres: i.e., for all operations in which constant temperature, humidity, and air quality are essential. These two ranges operate with great energy eciency and environmental harmony. Models such as those with variable refrigerant ow control or with freecooling, eciently enable demand-driven and energy-saving applications. The TW models are T-Range units in weatherproof version for outdoor applications. The MS-Range was developed especially for retrot projects, and is available in smaller cooling ranges. The cooling models DX A and DX X involve the use of units with direct expansion and an air-cooled condenser. DX W and DX F, on the other hand, operate with direct-expansion and watercooled condensers or condensing unit. C models operate with an external chiller (also see pages 12 14).
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Designed for IT applications
The GEA Denco T-Range

Models in the T-Range are available in 5 versions, for cooling duties between 5 and 136 kW. They are provided with environmentally friendly refrigerants. Features of the GEA Denco T-Range The GEA Denco close control units from the T-Range are compact and are available with various heat-rejection systems. Fully hermetic scroll compressors operate inside the units; they are also optionally available in twin version for energy-ecient VRF application. The air direction of the units can be either upow or downow. The models can be tted with various supply air and return air congurations. An intelligent electronic system controls the units: it assures that precise tolerances are maintained for temperature and humidity, and it allows energy-saving operations. This close control system also allows the units to be networked together for master-slave operation, or as individual units. Data entry takes place via a matching soft-touch keypad, Q The T-Range is ideal for application in server and computer rooms, telecommunications facilities, control and switching centres, laboratories, printing and graphics areas, sales zones, chip production, and high-tech oces Q Compact full-function units Q Fully modulating chilled-water operation Q Equipped as standard with high-quality, directly driven fans Q Air directions upow or downow Q Air-cooled, water-cooled, and split-system versions Q Optimised for environmentally friendly refrigerants Q Equipped as standard with fully hermetic scroll compressors (twin-compressor technology / VRF) Q Large number of standard options Q User-friendly, networkable control systems Q Complete front access for easy service and operation Q Units also available in weatherproof versions, with all functions (Box size 5 42) Q Large selection of matching accessories and options: e.g., electronic expansion valves, VRF technology and EC fans TW models: T-Range units in weatherproof version The weatherproof models of the T-Range are installed in waterand dustproof enclosures with outer panels having a high-quality synthetic coating on a metal substrate. This solution means that they eectively resist the worst of storms and rain and can be easily installed on outside walls. The close control units of the TW models have cooling duties of 3 to 42 kW. The units are splashproof in accordance with IP54. which is either mounted with the display on the close control unit, or is used as a remote control system. The heat exchangers are designed for maximum heat exchange area, minimum pressure drop, and quiet operation. The units in the T-Range are equipped with direct-drive fans, the tting of EC fans is also possible as an option.
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Designed for equipment and process cooling in industrial applications
The GEA Denco E-Range

Units in the E-Range are oered in 5 versions, for cooling duties between 20 and 120 kW. Features of the GEA Denco E-Range The GEA Denco direct-expansion systems in the E-Range are outwardly similar to the T-Range, but are less deep which saves room. E-Range units are equipped with autonomous fans driven by V-belts. As an option, backward-curved fans are also available for greater external static pressure requirements. HS models: high static pressure HS models are specically designed for upow applications such as clean rooms, hospitals, and laboratories, where external static pressures of up to 800 Pa can be required for HEPA ltration and often complex air distribution systems. Ecient, backward curved centrifugal fans are used with inverter drives to maintain constant temperature, air volume or pressure dierential as Q The E-Range is ideal for uses in industrial facilities, computer rooms, control centres, and machine rooms Q Full functional capacity with large bandwidth Q Various possibilities of cooling Q Heat-dissipation congurations Q Air directions upow or downow Q Air-cooled direct evaporators, as well as chillers Q Optimised for environmentally friendly refrigerants Q Equipped as standard with scroll compressors Q Energy-saving VRF technology Q Large numbers of standard options Q User-friendly, networkable control system Q Availability of EU4 and EU7 lters Cooling is C or DX X type, and a coil bypass is provided when high room air-change rates are required without high-density cooling loads. This bypass arrangement can facilitate very close control of temperature to 0.2 K, relative humidity to 2 %, and air-dierential pressure to within 2 Pa of setpoint. required, all with minimal energy consumption. Rigid cartridge lters to EU7 grade can be provided for use as pre- lters with a digital pressure loss indication system tted as standard.
The HS models (high static pressure)
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Designed for small rooms and retrofits
The GEA Denco MS-Range

Units in the MS-Range are available in 2 versions, for cooling duties between 5 and 14 kW. Features of the GEA Denco MS-Range The MS-Range units in box design for oor and wall mounting are generally used in small areas with no raised oor, lack of oor space, or low room height. These full-function units with humidity control in DX X or C version, can be used typically for small server rooms, switch cabin controls, and machine rooms. Options such as heaters, humidiers, BMS interfaces, base stands, and many more for exible but precise requirements give the MS-Range the opportunity to serve as an ecient alternative to conventional split solutions. MS-Range application The MS-Range oers a wall-mounted solution with high sen sible heat ratio, rugged metal casing, integral temperature and humidity controls, and on-board humidication system. Units discharge air from the top or front surface at high level, with front return at lower level, and are available with up to 12 kW sensible cooling duty, either using an external matched condensing unit (DX X type) or a chilled-water supply (C type). Electric heating is standard for year-around cooling applications, while alternative low temperature hot water (LTHW) can be selected for winter heating. Unlike most wall mounted units, the MS-Range also uses recyclable panel lters up to EU4 standard, and its metal casing makes it suitable for certain demanding environments such as underground areas, electrical plant rooms, and battery rooms.
The MS-Range is ideal for retrotting, and for application in small server rooms.
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Outdoor units
The GEA Denco C-Range

The air-cooled condensing units in the C-Range are available with cooling duties of 4 to 38 kW. The C-Range is designed for installation outdoors, and is manufactured in accordance with quality standard ISO 9001:2008. The equipment components are mounted on a sturdy base frame made of galvanised steel. They are located in an enclosure with synthetic-coated steel sheet. The compressor is protected by highand low-pressure safety switching, and the condensing pressure is regulated by means of a fan-speed controller. High- and lowpressure measuring ttings are located on the compressor. The condensing units are delivered with a small holding charge of nitrogen.
C-Range: condensing units from 4 38 kW
Scroll compressors are tted as standard with R407C refrigerant, and are equipped with shut-o valves and a crankcase heater. Functions of the C-Range Q Emergency-o main switch Q Speed control via the indoor unit Q Refrigerants R407C, R134a, or R410A Accessories of the C-Range Q Blygold coating Q VRF twin compressor, optional Q Separate high-pressure switch for stepped switching Q Hot-gas bypass Q Liquid receiver with safety valve Q Compressor soft start If requested, refrigerants R134a and R410A can also be used.
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Outdoor units
The GEA Denco DCRA and DDRA-Range
Functions of the DCRA/DDRA-Range Q Emergency-o main switch Q Horizontal or vertical air routing Q Refrigerants R407C, R134a, and R410A or chilled water Q 3 sound power classes, with 6-pole motor as standard (8 or 12-pole motor as option) Q Blygold coating, optional
DDRA-Range with hydronic module; dry coolers from 32 100 kW
Accessories of the DDRA-Range Q Hydronic module (hydraulic kit), mounted on the common equipment frame Q Accessories of the hydronic module: Expansion tank Separate pumpset
The condensers in the DCRA-Range are available in ratings from 3 to 75 kW and the dry coolers in the DDRA-Range from 32 to 100 kW. The two ranges are absolutely identical when seen from the outside. They have the same dimensions, and are designed and manufactured for installation outdoors in accordance with quality standard ISO 9001:2008. The condensers and dry coolers are equipped with directly driven, quiet-running axial fans with protection guards according to DIN 31001 and 24167. Selection is possible in 3 sound power classes (6, 8, or 12-pole motors). The fans are statically and dynamically balanced with balancing quality Q 6.3. They are outstandingly suited for airintake temperatures of - 25 to + 55 C. The weather-protected and maintenance-free motors have an IP54 class of enclosure protection, and class F for insulating material. The frame, enclosure, and feet are made of aluzinc steel sheet.
Manual shut-o valve Copper and steel ttings, or copper and brass Soldered or threaded connections Accessories of the DCRA-Range Q Temperature-controlled, separate speed regulation (not necessary for use with any GEA Denco A-Type indoor unit) Q Winter start kit (down to - 40 C) Q Stacking kit
DCRA-Range: air-cooled condensers from 3 75 kW
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Standard model configurations
Solution possibilities with clever combinations

GEA Denco close control units are available in various cooling versions, depending on the requirements. This means that optionally matched solutions can be implemented for each location and each building situation. DX A version Air cooled with internal compressor and external condenser This model is a close control system featuring direct-expansion with an air-cooled condenser. The close control unit is available with either 1 or 2 cooling circuits, and with 1 or 2 compressors (twin-compressor VRF technology) per cooling circuit. The aircooled condensers of DCRA-Range are oered in 3 dierent sound power level classes (6, 8, or 12-pole motors), and optionally with a winter start kit (with additional liquid receiver and liquid backup control) for extremely low outdoor temperatures (down to - 40 C). Both DX A and DX X versions are characterised by comparatively low investment and installation costs and by good cost eectiveness. As a result, it is particularly interesting for machine rooms
DX A version: direct-expansion, EER = 3.8 1)
and server rooms, small to medium-sized data centres, and installations with short and medium-length pipe lengths. An additional advantage of version DX A is the low sound power level of the air-cooled condensers in comparison to the outdoor units of the DX X versions, which additionally are tted with compressors. DX X version Air cooled with external condensing unit This is a close control system congured as a direct-expansion version with an external air-cooled compressor-condenser unit. The close control unit is available with either 1 or 2 cooling circuits, and with 1 or 2 compressors (twin-compressor VRF technology) per cooling circuit. The DX X version is oered in 3 different sound power level classes (6, 8, or 12-pole motors), and optionally with a winter start kit (with additional liquid receiver and liquid backup control) for extremely low outdoor temperatures (down to - 40 C).
DX X version: direct-expansion, EER = 3.6 1)
The DX X version is characterised by comparatively low investment and installation costs and by good cost eectiveness. As a result, it is particularly interesting for machine rooms and server
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Selection parameter: 24 C/45 %/Tambient: 35 C
rooms, small to medium-sized data centres, and installations with short and medium-length pipe lengths.
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DX W version Water cooled This version is congured with internal compressors and heat rejection to external dry coolers via inbuilt stainless steel plate heat exchangers. The close control unit is available with either 1 or 2 cooling circuits, and with 1 or 2 compressors (twin-compressor VRF technology) per cooling circuit. The dry coolers of the DDRA-Range are oered in 3 dierent sound power level classes (6, 8, or 12-pole motors). They are also optionally available with a hydraulic kit (hydronic module) matched to the piping system, and mounted on a common unit frame. The DX W version is especially eective in machine rooms and server rooms, small to medium-sized data centres, and installations with long pipe lengths, since all close control units can be connected to 1 piping system. C version Chilled-water model This is a close control unit congured as a chilled-water system for connection to a separate chiller. The unit is equipped with a cooling coil and a modulating (0 10 V) 2- or 3-way servo-valve. All air- and water-cooled GEA chillers can be used with the C version. The C version is primarily used for medium-sized computer centres, large data centres, and installations with long pipe lengths. In connection with the freecooling range of GEA chillers 3), the C version is especially relevant today because of its highly economic energy consumption. Together with the latest in EC fan technology, very low power consumption is achieved by the C version when referenced to the power input of the fans, particulary when congured as a standby-redundant system.
C version: chilled water, EER = 25.0 2) DX W version: direct-expansion, EER = 4.4 1)
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Selection parameter: 24 C/45 %/Water: 30/35 C Selection parameter: 24 C/45 %/Glycol 0 %/Water: 7/12 C 3) Please consult our product brochure about GEA chillers for detailed information.
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CombiCool version Enhanced availability with redundant chilled-water circuit The CombiCool version includes 3 dierent models: Q Direct-expansion with air-cooled condenser + chilled-water cooling coil Q Direct-expansion with water-cooled condenser + chilled-water cooling coil Q Chilled-water cooling coil + chilled-water cooling coil (dual coil) All CombiCool versions consist of 2 independent cooling circuits, either chilled water/DX or CW/CW. This enables switch-over between the respective cooling types. Primary cooling is normally achieved by the chilled-water coil, fed from the building chiller. In case of failure, malfunction, or service of the primary
CombiCool version: redundant cold-water circuit, EER = 3.8 1)
source, operation is automatically switched over to the direct-expansion unit or to the second chilled-water system. A major advantage of the CombiCool version is the inherent redundancy of the system with a small installation footprint. In addition, the second chilled-water coil can be used as a secondary freecooling coil for high-load or energy-saving aspects. DX F version (AmbiCool) Water cooled with freecooling and energy-saving option This is a close control system congured as a version with directexpansion cooling, a water-cooled condenser as a stainless steel plate heat exchanger, a 3-way servo-valve, a freecooling coil, and an external dry cooler. The close control unit is available with 1 freecooling circuit and with either 1 or 2 cooling circuits, and with 1 or 2 compressors (twin-compressor VRF technology) per cooling circuit. When glycol water supply temperatures are at least 2 K below the return air temperature setpoint, mixed operation takes place: i.e., with compressors and freecooling. When
DX F version: freecooling and energy-saving option, EER = 4.3 2)
glycol water supply temperatures are low enough to maintaining the required return air temperature, the system operates under a pure freecooling mode. The dry coolers of DDRA-Range
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Selection parameter: 24 C/45 %/C/Tambient: 35 C 2) Selection parameter: 24 C/45 %/Water: 30/35 C
provide freecooling and are available in 3 dierent sound power level classes (6, 8, or 12-pole motors). They are also optionally oered with a hydraulic kit (hydronic module) matched to the piping system, and are mounted on a common unit frame. The DX F (AmbiCool) version is especially eective for applications in which the primary importance is operational costs. Compared to version DX W, version DX F oers considerable total cost savings.
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Energy-saving option with freecooling
Up to 35 % less energy consumption
Power consumption of a freecooling unit in the T and E-Ranges, as version DX F Power consumption (kWh/a) 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 0 <1 13 35 57 79 9 12 12 14 14 16 16 18 18 21 21 23 23 25 25 28 > 28 Annual hours in range (h/C)
Q DX unit Q Freecooling unit

Savings enabled by a freecooling unit in comparison to a direct-expansion system (example given for Frankfurt, Germany)
In many cases, IT professionals prefer refrigerant-based climate control over solutions with water circuits and they lose hard money by their decisions. Close control systems with a glycol-water circuit and freecooling enable more economical cooling of servers. Their power consumption is up to 35 % less, since the freecooling principle enables the compressor to stay o on cool days, or to operate in partial-load mode. Benets of freecooling Once the system capacities, air distribution, and installation site have been decided, the question often arises of the optimal functional principle. To prevent water damage, many users prefer a refrigerant-based system. This decision, however, brings a number of disadvantages. Any leaks in the cold-water circuit, for example, are easier to localise than leaks in a refrigerant circuit: because any leaking refrigerant will immediately evaporate. In addition, cold-water networks enable a piping system with long pipe lengths, to which additional equipment units can be easily connected. Finally, a glycol-water system oers the possibility of locating the freecooler at any point, and to use it for freecooling. To avoid any risk of leaking water, it is sucient to install a drip tray in a normal raised oor. The dimensions of the oor are smaller than often assumed, and installation costs and loss of space are insignicant.
Operational times for freecooling

Location: Madrid, Spain 3% Freecooling 35 % DX operation 62 % Mixed operation
Location: Frankfurt, Germany
24 % Freecooling 15 % DX operation 61 % Mixed operation
Location: London, UK
25 % Freecooling 24 % DX operation 51 % Mixed operation
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Energy-saving option with freecooling
Up to 20 metric tonnes reduction in CO2 emissions annually

Configuration of a freecooling unit Outdoor unit Indoor close control unit Application area server room
Pump Server
Plate heat exchanger
At suciently low outdoor temperatures, close control systems equipped with freecooling require no compressor operation or only partial-load compressor operation. In Germany this saves approximately one-third of power costs over conventional solutions.
System comparison Close control systems with and without freecooling
Water-cooled system DX W version
Freecooling system DX F version 40.8 5.84 2.516 14,700 3.12 8,760 27,300 42,000 2) 6,300 5,460 35.6 24.0
Cooling duty Power input compressor Annual compressor runtime 1) Annual compressor power input Power input fans Annual fan runtime Annual fan power input Annual total power input Annual operating costs (at 0.15/kWh) Annual operating costs (at 0.13/kWh) Annual savings of costs Annual savings of tons of CO2
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kW kW h/a kWh/a kW h/a kWh/a kWh/a /a /a %/a t/a
40.8 5.78 7.008 40,500 2.82 8,760 24,700 65,200 2) 9,780 8,480
Estimated load 80 % Location: Berlin, Germany
You can save money by considering close control units with water-glycol circuits and freecooling especially in cases where high internal cooling loads must be dissipated. The calculated example above shows the energy-saving potentials by comparing 2 GEA Denco close control units (with and without freecooling) from the T-Range with identical cooling duty.
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In both versions, DX W and DX F, a refrigerant circuit is installed inside the close control unit. This circuit transfers the heat to be dissipated via a heat exchanger to a water-glycol circuit. This circuit, in turn, is integrated with an air water cooler installed outside. In the DX F version, the heat produced is dissipated via an additional interior air-water heat exchanger in a supporting function. Under most favourable conditions, freecooling suces to provide the required temperature without support from the compressor. In transitional periods i.e., spring and autumn the compressor will switch in, under partial load if possible (and depending on the model). Both operational cases minimise the operational time and the load carried by the compressors: which saves power. Freecooling oers major savings in Central and Northern Europe Increased investment in a system with freecooling saves money when there are high cooling loads inside, and if the outdoor temperature is often below the required supply air temperature on the annual average. This is the case as a rule in Central and Northern Europe. The calculation example in the table left shows the potential savings: the cost basis is a power price of 0.15/kWh. With the DX F version, the compressor can remain o for around one-third of the year, with the result that power consumption is only around 42,000 kWh per year. This version saves about 6,300 ( 5,460) per year over the DX W version, which requires about 65,200 kWh annually. Increased investment costs for the DX F Version therefore amortise in less than 2 years and environmental benets result at the same time. On the basis of generation in a German power plant, freecooling eliminates almost 20 metric tonnes of CO2 emissions per year: which amounts to almost the power consumed by 10 three-person households. Close control systems with freecooling also compare quite favourably with models based on refrigerant. In comparison with a split model with the same duty, a freecooling system saves more than 20,000 kWh of power and, at the same time, oers structural benets over a water-based system. Advantages of freecooling at a glance Q Reduced energy consumption for at least 70 % of the year Q Can be combined easily with heat reclaim systems Q Allows energy-ecient control of room relative humidity Q Maintains integrity and isolation of room environment Q Much cleaner indoor air with minimal contaminants Q Refrigeration-engineer skills not required for installation Q Minimal refrigerant content in accordance with EN 378 Q Greater inbuilt redundancy when freecooling available Q Partial freecooling available 60 % of the year Q Security from gas or smoke inltration or attack Q No variation in air volume or pressure due to external conditions Q Freecooling still possible with high external moisture contents Q Low external noise levels achievable without energy penalty Q Increased exibility regarding plant location and reconguration Q Maintenance for lters signicantly reduced
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Energy-saving option with an EC fan
Up to 60 % less fan power consumption
Power consumption of controlled AC/EC fan motors *) P1 = Power input (W) 2,000 1,800 1,600 1,400 1,200 1,000 800 600 400 200 0 7,000 Q Q Q Q
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V = Airflow (m3/h)
+650 W / +118 % +200 W / +36 % 550 W
9,000
11,000
13,000
15,000
17,000
AC with phase-angle control AC with transformer AC with frequency inverter EC motors
Source: ebm-papst, Mulfingen, Germany
Comparison of operating costs T-Range with EC fan / T-Range with AC fan
TD083C-AC Stand-by unit
TD083C-EC Stand-by unit 6 (+ 1 stand-by) 92,820 435 17.5 23,000 19,900 18,800 16,300 45.0
TD083C-EC Running redundancy 7 87,600 435 11.6 15,200 13,200 26,600 23,000 63.6
Number of units Airflow Cooling duty net sensible Fan power consumption Annual operating costs (at 0.15/kWh) Annual operating costs (at 0.13/kWh) Annual cost savings
m3/h kW kW /a /a /a /a %/a
6 (+ 1 stand-by) 96,000 435 31.8 41,800 36,200
Annual savings
In this application example, the EC motor saves 45.1 % of energy costs in comparison to an asynchronous motor (AC) with the same extractable heat load. If the redundant unit is running in parallel (only possible with an EC motor), the total savings here are around 63.7 %. The percent savings are greater for a lower number of units (minimum = 2).
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The EC motor is an electronically commutated permanentmagnet, direct-current motor with eciency of over 90 %. The innitely variable speed control of the EC motor takes place electronically, by semiconductors. As a result, it is not subject to wear. All motor-protection functions are integrated and contribute to a reliable and especially long motor life cycle. The motor fulls all regulations for electromagnetic compatibility. The eciency of the EC fan is over 90 % and enables energy-savings of up to 45 % with respect to equipment with conventional asynchronous motors (AC). The GEA Denco microprocessor control system oers additional energy savings: this is because, for example, operation of several units (including a redundant unit) is possible with reduced airow and speed under normal conditions. If, for example, one unit is shut down for maintenance, the airow of the remaining units in operation will be automatically increased. Additional possibilities of savings arise by reduction of the airow under low heat loads. The airow is innitely variably controlled within the freely selected upper and lower limits of airow.
Fans with EC technology
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Energy-saving option with twin-compressor technology
Up to 40 % energy savings in compressor power by partial-load operation
Twin-compressor technology (VRF) A = Full load B = Partial load
Tcondensing
Tcondensing
Pressure
Pressure
Tevaporating Enthalpy
Tevaporating Enthalpy
In comparison to full-load operation, partial-load operations (1 instead of 2 compressors per circulation system in operating mode) are characterised by a reduction in condensing temperature (and/or pressure), and by an increase in evaporation temperature (and/or pressure). This leads to a reduction in the consumption of power by the compressor, with increase in cooling output at the same time.
Beginning at cooling duties of approx. 20 kW, GEA Denco supEfficiency diagram Tcondensing (C) 80 70 60
A
plies direct-expansion models with variable refrigerant-ow technology (VRF).

Tevaporating (C)
VRF signies a further improvement of the eciency of the unit or the system in partial load ranges (B). This benet is especially important for GEA Denco close control systems, since the units
3 CO P 4 CO P 5 CO P 6 CO P
must be congured on the basis of the highest outdoor temperatures under conditions of full load (A). As a result, the units operate more than 97 % of the hours of the year in a partial-load range. VRF systems can be controlled by twin compressors, either in 2 or 4 stages. This enables energy-savings of up to 40 % in load stages 1, 2, and 3, by larger heat exchanger surfaces on the evaporator and condenser sides. These savings are directly reected by conventional partial load coecients (e.g., the European Seasonal Energy Eciency Ratio, ESEER), even if, with partialload coecients, only about 70 % of the entire annual hours are involved. The energy savings of the twin compressors can be combined with other energy-savings options such as EC fans, electronic expansion valves, AmbiCool freecooling units, etc.
50 40 0 5 10
15
20
In the eciency diagram shown here (COP/EER), it is evident that both factors i.e., reduction of the condensing temperature and increase in the evaporation temperature enhance system eciency.
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Energy-saving option with an electronic expansion valve
Up to 25 % additional energy savings

The use of an electronic expansion valve (EEV) with direct-expansion systems enables additional energy savings, which can (depending on operating point) amount to up to 25 % of the compressor power consumption of conventional thermostatic expansion valves (TEV). This is possible by lowering the operating temperatures or operating pressures during low outdoor temperatures, down to a minimum condensing temperature of + 28 C. In addition, an electronic expansion valve can regulate the amount of refrigerant very precisely, and can therefore always maintain the cooling system at its optimal operating point. During dehumidication, this allows constant airow by lowering the evaporation temperature.
Electronic expansion valves
Energy savings by EEV electronic expansion valve Power consumption (kWh/a) 4,000 3,500 3,000 2,500 2,000 1,500 1,000 500 0 < -10 Annual hours in range (h/C)
- 10
-5
10
15
20
25
30
35
Q TEV Thermostatic expansion valve Q EEV Electronic expansion valve
Savings enabled by an electronic expansion valve in comparison to a thermostatic expansion valve (example given for Berlin, Germany, at constant minimum TC of 28 C and 35 kW unit).
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Energy-saving option with an automatic pressurisation system
Advanced HVAC concepts for computer facilities
Control: Cooling demand Phase 1: Return air temperature reached Fan speed = 30 40 %
20 Pa const. 20 Pa const.
Control: Cooling demand Phase 2: Return air temperature reached Fan speed = 30 40 %
10 Pa const. 10 Pa const. Danger of hot spots
Eectively controlling the pressure conditions in a pressurised oor plenum is the major challenge for an advanced and future-oriented computer HVAC concept used for data and computer centres with high thermal loads.
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Control: Automatic pressurisation system Phase 1: Return air temperature reached Fan speed = 30 40 %
20 Pa const. 20 Pa const.
Control: Automatic pressurisation system Phase 2: Return air temperature reached Fan speed = 70 80 %
20 Pa const. 20 Pa const. Prevention of hot spots
With its newly developed automatic pressurisation system (APS), GEA Denco ensures constant pressure in the oor plenum, under conditions up to the performance limit of the installed computer systems. This means not only prevention of hot spots and fast adaption to changes in airow during setup and expansion of a computer facility: but also signies a very high energy-saving potential. This is possible because only the air volume must be moved that is actually required at any one time by the server racks. The APS can be especially ecient when it is combined with cold-aisle containment. The use of EC fans is mandatory for APS systems.
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GEA L plus software
Designed down to the last decisive point

GEA close control systems oer a customised solution for all requirements placed on a computer centre. The selection and conguration of the most suitable unit for you are considerably simplied by the use of GEA Lplus design software. Time is money: and this especially applies to the project engineering of HVAC facilities. We have developed the GEA Lplus design software to make your selection and conguration as fast and as simple as possible of a close control system that is optimal for your needs. Planning fast and reliably GEA close control systems have the advantage that all products can be designed to meet individual requirements. The GEA Lplus design software helps you to implement your desired system at the turn of a hand. The system makes conguration proposals in accordance with your entry of information. Lplus immediately calculates and outputs unit sub-divisions, conguration of the modules, as well as dimensions and weights. Believe us: there is no way for faster and more reliable planning. And you gain valuable time for other tasks. With its integrated energy-calculation tool, GEA Lplus design software also calculates operational expenses. In addition, it also simply and easily forecasts life cycle costs. Benets of GEA Lplus design software Q Individualised conguration proposals Q Calculation and output of unit sub-divisions, conguration of the modules, as well as dimensions and weights Q Calculation of life cycle costs (LCC) Q Simple handling Q Fast, reliable selection and planning Q Time saved for your other work Q Information provided for energy-eciency classes Q Periodic inspection and certication of the calculation procedures
GEA Lplus design software covers all products by GEA HVAC Systems. The free full version can be downloaded under www.gea-airtreatment.com under the menu link Media/Download/Lplus Software. Or, it can be ordered from us.
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Air directions and air routing
Airflow routing alternatives

Downflow unit for suspended ceiling and raised floor Downflow unit for raised floor
Suspended ceiling
Server
Raised floor
Server
Raised floor
Upflow unit with ceiling duct for suspended ceiling
Upflow unit with horizontal air discharge
Suspended ceiling
Server
Server
Option for T-Range models 8 42 Downflow unit with low level discharge
Upflow unit for suspended ceiling and raised floor
Suspended ceiling
Server
Server Raised floor
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Intelligent close control
Our climate control is communicative

Precise climate control also requires precise close control. This task is performed by our electronic control modules. They ensure conformity to the specied temperature and relative humidity and additionally monitor essential components. Clearly organised displays oer a quick overview of equipment status and momentary operating conditions. On its own, the internal climate control of our close control units assures ecient and demand-driven operation. The electronic close control systems monitor conformity to supply and exhaust air parameters as set, and enable fully automatic operation. If several close control units are installed, the control systems communicate with each other and assure optimal operations for the entire equipment plant. Our close control systems are also communicative toward the outside. If you wish, you can receive e-mails with malfunction and error messages, and via a web interface you can even take a look at current operational data. And even more: you can use Interface-friendly Q Sensitive control of temperatures and humidity Q Monitoring of the most important equipment components Q Possibility of networking several control systems Q Interface to commonly used building-services management systems Q Web interface for remote queries and setting of parameters Q Sending of malfunction messages via various channels Our close control units of course oer interfaces to your building-services management system. This assures that your GEA Denco close control solution will never let you down. remote functions to assign new setpoints from o-premises: from your oce or from home.
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GEA Denco > T-Range, E-Range, MS-Range, and outdoor units
[24 C room temperature in 24-hour operation] [Constant 45 % relative humidity]

Solutions for all applications and all requirements
GEA Denco close control systems implement temperature setpoints with one-degree precision, and maintain constant relative humidity in a room. The portfolio of GEA Denco products, within an extensive range of staggered duties, oers the optimal solution for all applications and for all requirements.
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Heat exchangers
Q 4 row coil as standard Q 6 row high-efficiency coil as an option
Twin compressors
Q Energy-efficient twincompressor technology (VRF) selectable
EC/AC fans
Q Standard direct AC fans Q EC plug fans Q Belt driven AC fans
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EEV/TEV expansion valves
Outdoor units
Q Air-cooled condensers from 3 75 kW (DCRA-Range) Q Dry coolers from 32 100 kW (DDRA-Range) Q Choice between usual TEV or more exact control and energy-saving EEV
Microprocessor controls
Q Condensing units from 4 38 kW (C-Range)
Q C3-05 unit as standard controller Q Chillers from 5 kW 2.5 MW Q Freecooling chillers from 26 350 kW Q Please consult our product brochure about GEA chillers for detailed information Q T3-04 controller with touch display, freely programmable for options like APS
Options and accessories Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Base stands Installation plinth Ceiling return ducts Horizontal discharges R407C, R134a and R410A Electric heaters LPHW heaters Filters in EU4 and EU7 grade Compressor softstart BMS interfaces LON BACNET MODBUS ETHERNET etc. Audible alarm Water detection Smoke detection Refrigerant detection Sump pump Fresh-air kit Filter gauge Hot-gas bypass Winter start And much more
Humidity control
Q Proportional electrode steam humidifiers for exact room humidity Q 3 cylinders for a range of conductivity (125 1,250 S)
Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q
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C3-05 controller
C3-05 controls Display details and functions
Air conditioning controls
Graphical display UNIT RUN shown when unit fan(s) are running COOL shown when cooling demand is greater than 0 % HEAT shown when heating demand is greater than 0 % HUMIDIFY shown when humidification is greater than 0 % DEHUMIDIFY shown when dehumidification is greater than 0 %
Functions The C3-05 controller consists of a 32-byte microprocessor that operates the GEA Denco application software that caters for all the requirements for close control air conditioning. The multi-functional C3-05 controller utilises 18 digital outputs, 6 analogue outputs, 18 digital inputs, and 9 analogue inputs to operate functions, such as: Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Variable-speed fan control Up to four stages of direct-expansion cooling Electronic expansion-valve control Energy-efficient freecooling system (AmbiCool) Dual cooling system (CombiCool) Chilled-water cooling Up to three stages of electric heating Low pressure hot water heating Reverse-cycle heat pump control complete with defrost control
Graphical display comprises: Q Unit ON / OFF key, providing master control of the local unit Q Graphical liquid crystal display, providing icon status of the unit functions, parameter menus, historic data logging, alarm buffer, and access to other controllers via the network system Q Four programming keys, providing access to display features Q Alarm key to view active alarms The 8 row LCD indicates unit function via the icons on rows 1 and 2. The remaining rows show the selected data, updated in real time. The programming keys ( ) have to be pressed in a coded sequence in order to enter or change the function currently being accessed. Current alarm status can be reviewed by using the key to access the alarm buffer from the timeout display.
The C3-05 controller can interface with many of the most commonly used serial communication standards, such as: Q Q Q Q Q Q BACnet MS/TP BACnet I/P Lonworks Modbus SNMP Webpage monitoring via Ethernet
Please refer to the C3-05 controls operation & maintenance manual for full details.
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Air conditioning controls

T3-04 controls Display details and functions
T3-04 controller
Graphical display
Functions A user-programmable DDC microprocessor, optimised for integration into advanced building-management systems. The T3-04 control unit processes 128 inputs and outputs, and can be interfaced to a local PC or notebook via the RS232 interface. Operation is fully intuitive via the large 4.3-inch (10.9 cm) sensor touch screen, with 64,000 colours in TFT-LCD standard and 480 x 272 pixels (WQVGA). Acoustic and visual feedback prevent errors in operation. A USB interface enables saving and output of all user-configuration data, as well as records of alarms and of temperature and humidity plots. Software updating is also possible via the USB interface. Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Intel XScale technology processor Maximum 624-Hz clock frequency Maximum 64-MB flash memory USB interface (max. 2 GB) RS232 connection Power-failure protection via flash memory Ethernet 10-MB/s network with TCP/IP protocol Integrated Web server with access security BACnet/IP option Service button Fast overview by an individual start page Favourites / bookmark pages for the most important operation characteristics Q Automatic pressure-compensation sensor for raised floor; APS option Q Plots of temperature and humidity in real time
Temperature display with temperature range
Plotting of all alarms, temperatures, humidity levels, and other operating parameters
Exact servo-action feedback with graphical plot
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DX A version Model size Cooling 2) Gross total duty (AC) Net sensible duty (AC) EER (AC) Gross total duty (EC)
3)
Technical data
10
12
17
19
21
23 1)
28 1)
kW kW
5.8 5.1 3.2
9.2 7.8 3.2 9.2 8.2 3.8
12.6 9.9 3.1 12.7 10.6 3.5
15.4 11.8 3.0 15.4 12.2 3.3
17.0 14.8 3.1 17.1 16.1 3.8
19.7 16.4 3.1 20.1 18.5 3.8
22.6 19.3 2.9 22.5 20.3 3.5
27.3 23.0 3.1 26.9 23.1 3.5
31.7 24.9 3.1 31.4 25.1 3.4
kW kW
Net sensible duty (EC) EER (EC) CombiCool option 4) CW-Coil total duty (AC) CW-Coil sensible duty (AC) CW-Coil total duty (EC) CW-Coil sensible duty (EC) Fans Airflow (AC)
kW kW kW kW
5.4 5.4 5.4 5.4
6.3 6.3 6.5 6.5
7.5 7.5 7.4 7.4
12.0 12.0 12.5 12.5
12.0 12.0 13.1 13.1
14.9 14.9 14.6 14.6
16.6 16.6 15.6 15.6
16.6 16.6 16.0 16.0
m3/s m /h
3
0.44 1,584 20
0.60 2,160 0.60 2,160 20 20
0.76 2,736 0.80 2,880 20 20
1.02 3,658 1.00 3,600 20 20
1.31 4,720 1.40 5,040 20 20
1.31 4,720 1.50 5,400 20 20
1.85 6,674 1.80 6,480 20 20
2.22 7,992 2.00 7,200 20 20
2.22 7,992 2.09 7,524 20 20
Airflow (EC)
m /s m3/h
Ext. static (AC) Ext. static (EC) Sound pressure level 5) Downflow (AC) Downflow (EC) Electrical data 6) Power input (AC) Power input (EC) Humidifier Capacity humidifier (AC) Capacity humidifier (EC) Power input (AC) Power input (EC) Heating Electrical heating LPHW heating Air-cooled condensers Model size Number of condensers
Pa Pa
dB(A) dB(A)
45
52 44
53 51
54 56
56 51
56 52
57 56
58 58
60 58
kW kW
1.82
2.85 2.40
4.03 3.62
5.06 4.61
5.50 4.53
6.31 5.28
7.66 6.48
8.93 7.80
10.15 9.24
kg/h kg/h kW kW
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
kW kW
3.0 3.0
6.0 6.0
6.0 6.0
6.0 6.0
12.0 12.0
12.0 12.0
12.0 12.0
12.0 12.0
12.0 12.0
DCRA
08-6 1
13-6 1
21-6 1
26-6 1
26-6 1
32-6 1
32-6 1
26-6 2
32-6 2
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Weights and dimensions

DX A version Model size Weights and dimensions Weight kg 165 255 255
10
12
17
19
21
23 1)
28 1)
255
445
445
445
445
445
Height (H) Width (W) Depth (D)
mm mm mm
1,940 665 385
1,940 665 685
1,940 665 685
1,940 665 685
1,940 1,250 685
1,940 1,250 685
1,940 1,250 685
1,940 1,250 685
1,940 1,250 685
W 5 12
W 5 12
W 17 28
1)
VRF option available (standard from model size 48) Return air conditions: 24 C / 45 % relative humidity / 35 C ambient temperature Available in downflow only 4) Return air conditions: 24 C / 45 % relative humidity / 0 % glycol / water: 7/12 C 5) Sound pressure level in 2-metre free field 6) Data for cooling only mode of operation
2) 3)
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DX A version Model size Cooling 2) Gross total duty (AC) Net sensible duty (AC) EER (AC) Gross total duty (EC)
3)
Technical data
32 1)
37 1)
42 1)
48
53
63
73
83
103
kW kW
34.2 29.3 3.1
40.2 34.1 3.0 39.2 34.1 3.5
43.8 36.4 3.0 43.2 36.5 3.3
54.1 44.8 3.1 53.6 46.5 3.6
61.8 48.0 3.0 61.3 49.7 3.5
65.8 56.4 3.2 67.2 59.2 3.7
78.4 66.4 2.9 76.7 65.0 3.2
87.7 70.9 3.1 85.4 69.0 3.5
116.9 96.6 3.2
kW kW
33.7 30.5 3.7
kW kW kW kW
22.8 22.8 21.3 21.3
25.6 25.6 22.8 22.8
25.6 25.6 24.3 24.3
31.6 31.6 44.3 44.3
31.6 31.6 44.3 44.3
40.5 40.5 57.4 57.0
48.4 48.4 64.6 64.6
48.4 48.4 64.6 64.6
92.6 92.6
m3/s m /h
3
2.79 10,051 2.50 9,000 20 20
3.38 12,168 2.80 10,080 20 20
3.38 12,168 3.10 11,160 20 20
4.09 14,724 4.00 14,400 20 20
4.09 14,724 4.00 14,400 20 20
4.61 16,596 4.60 16,560 20 20
6.19 22,284 5.40 19,440 20 20
6.19 22,284 5.40 19,440 20 20
8.10 29,160 20
Airflow (EC)
m /s m3/h
Ext. static (AC) Ext. static (EC) Sound pressure level 5) Downflow (AC) Downflow (EC) Electrical data 6) Power input (AC) Power input (EC) Humidifier Capacity humidifier (AC) Capacity humidifier (EC) Power input (AC) Power input (EC) Heating Electrical heating LPHW heating Air-cooled condensers Model size Number of condensers
Pa Pa
dB(A) dB(A)
59 56
59 59
59 61
61 63
61 63
61 64
62 68
62 68
70
kW kW
10.96 9.00
13.47 11.13
14.71 13.16
17.46 14.74
20.30 17.50
20.66 18.32
27.00 23.61
27.92 24.53
36.36
kg/h kg/h kW kW
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 8.0 2.3 6.0
3.0 8.0 2.3 6.0
3.0 8.0 2.3 6.0
3.0 8.0 2.3 6.0
3.0 8.0 2.3 6.0
15.0 11.3 11.3
kW kW
12.0 12.0
12.0 12.0
12.0 12.0
12.0
12.0
12.0
12.0
12.0
12.0
DCRA
32-6 2
32-6 2
32-6 2
50-6 2
50-6 2
50-6 2
50-6 2
75-6 2
75-6 2
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37 1)
42 1)
48
53
63
73
83
103
860
860
1,010
1,010
1,010
1,190
mm mm mm
1,940 1,840 685
1,940 1,840 685
1,940 1,840 685
1,940 1,250 985
1,940 1,250 985
1,940 1,840 985
1,940 1,840 985
1,940 1,840 985
1,940 2,450 985
W 32 42
W 48 53
W 63 83
W 103
1)
VRF option available (standard from model size 48) Return air conditions: 24 C / 45 % relative humidity / 35 C ambient temperature 3) Available in downflow only 4) Return air conditions: 24 C / 45 % relative humidity / 0 % glycol / water: 7/12 C 5) Sound pressure level in 2-metre free field 6) Data for cooling only mode of operation
2)
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DX W version Model size Cooling 2) Gross total duty (AC) Net sensible duty (AC) EER (AC) Gross total duty (EC)
3)
Technical data
10
12
17
19
21
23 1)
28 1)
kW kW
6.1 5.3 3.9
9.5 7.9 3.4 9.5 8.4 4.4
12.8 10.0 3.3 12.9 10.7 3.7
15.5 11.9 3.1 15.4 12.3 3.4
17.2 14.9 3.1 16.5 15.6 3.8
20.0 16.7 3.4 20.4 18.7 4.0
23.1 19.8 3.2 23.0 20.6 3.7
27.0 22.8 3.0 26.6 23.0 3.3
31.1 24.7 3.0 30.8 24.9 3.2
kW kW
kW kW kW kW
5.4 5.4 5.4 5.4
6.3 6.3 6.5 6.5
7.5 7.5 7.4 7.4
12.0 12.0 12.5 12.5
12.0 12.0 13.1 13.1
14.9 14.9 14.6 14.6
16.6 16.6 15.6 15.6
16.6 16.6 16.0 16.0
m3/s m /h
3
0.44 1,584 20
0.60 2,160 0.60 2,160 20 20
0.76 2,736 0.80 2,880 20 20
1.02 3,658 1.00 3,600 20 20
1.31 4,720 1.40 5,040 20 20
1.31 4,720 1.50 5,400 20 20
1.85 6.674 1.80 6,480 20 20
2.22 7,992 2.00 7,200 20 20
2.22 7,992 2.09 7,524 20 20
Airflow (EC)
m /s m3/h
Ext. static (AC) Ext. static (EC) Sound pressure level 5) Downflow (AC) Downflow (EC) Electrical data 6) Power input (AC) Power input (EC) Humidifier Capacity humidifier (AC) Capacity humidifier (EC) Power input (AC) Power input (EC) Heating Electrical heating LPHW heating
Pa Pa
dB(A) dB(A)
45
52 44
53 51
54 52
56 51
56 52
57 56
58 58
58 60
kW kW
1.57
2.77 2.16
3.90 3.48
4.99 4.54
5.51 4.33
5.95 5.11
7.20 6.18
9.15 8.04
10.51 9.60
kg/h kg/h kW kW
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
kW kW
3.0 3.0
6.0 6.0
6.0 6.0
6.0 6.0
12.0 12.0
12.0 12.0
12.0 12.0
12.0 12.0
12.0 12.0
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DX W version Model size Weights and dimensions Weight kg 175 270 270
10
12
17
19
21
23 1)
28 1)
270
460
460
460
460
460
mm mm mm
1,940 665 385
1,940 665 685
1,940 665 685
1,940 665 685
1,940 1,250 685
1,940 1,250 685
1,940 1,250 685
1,940 1,250 685
1,940 1,250 685
W 5 12
W 5 12
W 17 28
1)
VRF option available (standard from model size 48) Return air conditions: 24 C / 45 % relative humidity / water: 30/35 C 3) Available in downflow only 4) Return air conditions: 24 C / 45 % relative humidity / 0 % glycol / water: 7/12 C 5) Sound pressure level in 2-metre free field 6) Data for cooling only mode of operation
2)
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3)
Technical data
32 1)
37 1)
42 1)
48
53
63
73
83
103
kW kW
33.8 29.2 3.0
40.1 34.0 3.0 39.0 34.0 3.5
43.8 36.5 3.0 43.3 36.5 3.3
53.3 44.3 3.0
61.2 47.7 3.0
65.8 56.0 3.1 63.0 55.8 3.6
79.1 67.0 3.0 73.4 64.4 3.4
86.5 70.4 3.0 80.2 67.6 3.4
110.2 96.6 3.3
kW kW
33.3 30.1 3.5
kW kW kW kW
22.8 22.8 21.3 21.3
25.6 25.6 22.8 22.8
25.6 25.6 24.3 24.3
31.6 31.6
31.6 31.6
40.5 40.5 57.4 57.0
48.4 48.4 64.6 64.6
48.4 48.4 64.6 64.6
92.6 92.6
m3/s m /h
3
2.79 10,051 2.50 9,000 20 20
3.38 12,168 2.80 10,080 20 20
3.38 12,168 3.10 11,160 20 20
4.04 14,544 20
4.04 14,544 20
4.61 16,596 4.60 16,560 20 20
6.19 22,284 5.40 19,440 20 20
6.19 22,284 5.40 19,440 20 20
8.10 29,160 20
Airflow (EC)
m /s m3/h
Ext. static (AC) Ext. static (EC) Sound pressure level 5) Downflow (AC) Downflow (EC) Electrical data 6) Power input (AC) Power input (EC) Humidifier Capacity humidifier (AC) Capacity humidifier (EC) Power input (AC) Power input (EC) Heating Electrical heating LPHW heating
Pa Pa
dB(A) dB(A)
59 56
59 59
59 61
67
67
61 64
62 68
62 68
70
kW kW
11.18 9.40
13.57 11.25
14.69 13.12
17.87
20.47
21.01 17.40
26.52 21.46
28.68 23.70
33.88
kg/h kg/h kW kW
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 8.0 2.3 6.0
3.0 8.0 2.3 6.0
3.0 8.0 2.3 6.0
15.0 11.3 11.3
kW kW
12.0 12.0
12.0 12.0
12.0 12.0
12.0
12.0
12.0
12.0
12.0
12.0
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32 1)
37 1)
42 1)
48
53
63
73
83
103
890
890
1,040
1,040
1,040
1,270
mm mm mm
1,940 1,840 685
1,940 1,840 685
1,940 1,840 685
1,940 1,250 985
1,940 1,250 985
1,940 1,840 985
1,940 1,840 985
1,940 1,840 985
1,940 2,450 985
W 32 42
W 48 53
W 63 83
W 103
1)
VRF option available (standard from model size 48) Return air conditions: 24 C / 45 % relative humidity / water: 30/35 C 3) Available in downflow only 4) Return air conditions: 24 C / 45 % relative humidity / 0 % glycol / water: 7/12 C 5) Sound pressure level in 2-metre free field 6) Data for cooling only mode of operation
2)
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DX F version Model size Cooling 1) Gross total duty (AC) Net sensible duty (AC) EER (AC) Gross total duty (EC)
2)
Technical data
10
12
17
19
21
23
28
kW kW
9.4 7.7 3.6
12.6 9.7 3.2 12.7 10.4 3.6
15.2 11.5 3.0 15.2 11.8 3.3
17.2 14.8 3.1 17.3 16.3 3.9
20.9 17.9 3.1 20.5 18.7 3.8
22.9 19.5 3.1 22.8 20.4 3.6
26.7 22.5 2.9 26.3 22.5 3.2
30.8 24.2 2.9 30.4 24.2 3.2
kW kW
9.4 8.2 4.3
Net sensible duty (EC) EER (EC) Freecooling coil 3) CW-Coil total duty (AC) CW-Coil sensible duty (AC) CW-Coil total duty (EC) CW-Coil sensible duty (EC) Fans Airflow (AC)
kW kW kW kW
6.2 5.9 6.2 6.0
7.4 7.0 7.6 7.3
8.6 8.5 8.6 8.5
13.2 12.8 13.6 13.4
16.1 16.1 15.1 14.8
16.3 16.3 16.2 16.0
18.3 18.3 17.4 17.1
18.8 18.4 18.2 17.6
m3/s m /h
3
0.59 2,135 0.60 2,160 20 20
0.75 2,707 0.80 2,880 20 20
1.00 3,600 1.00 3,600 20 20
1.31 4,702 1.40 5,040 20 20
1.84 6,635 1.60 5,760 20 20
1.84 6,635 1.80 6,480 20 20
2.17 7,812 1.95 7,020 20 20
2.17 7,812 2.00 7,200 20 20
Airflow (EC)
m /s m3/h
Ext. static (AC) Ext. static (EC) Sound pressure level 4) Downflow (AC) Downflow (EC) Electrical data 5) Power input (AC) Power input (EC) Humidifier Capacity humidifier (AC) Capacity humidifier (EC) Power input (AC) Power input (EC) Heating Electrical heating Dry coolers Model size Number of dry coolers
Pa Pa
dB(A) dB(A)
52 44
53 51
54 52
56 51
56 52
57 56
58 58
58 59
kW kW
2.60 2.20
3.90 3.50
5.00 4.60
5.50 4.40
6.80 5.40
7.40 6.30
9.10 8.10
10.50 9.50
kg/h kg/h kW kW
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
kW
6.0
6.0
6.0
12.0
12.0
12.0
12.0
12.0
DDRA
32-6 1
50-6 1
50-6 1
50-6 1
50-6 1
50-6 1
50-6 1
75-6 1
75-6 1
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DX F version Model size Weights and dimensions Weight kg 270 270 270
10
12
17
19
21
23
28
460
460
460
460
460
mm mm mm
1,940 665 685
1,940 665 685
1,940 665 685
1,940 1,250 685
1,940 1,250 685
1,940 1,250 685
1,940 1,250 685
1,940 1,250 685
W 8 12
W 17 28
1)
Return air conditions: 24 C / 45 % relative humidity / water: 30/35 C Available in downflow only 3) Return air conditions: 24 C / 45 % relative humidity / 25 % glycol / water: 7 C 4) Sound pressure level in 2-metre free field 5) Data for cooling only mode of operation
2)
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DX F version Model size Cooling 1) Gross total duty (AC) Net sensible duty (AC) EER (AC) Gross total duty (EC)
2)
Technical data
32
37
42
63
73
83
103
kW kW
31.9 25.8 3.1
38.8 32.3 3.0 38.9 33.9 3.4
43.6 36.3 3.0 43.0 36.0 3.3
63.0 55.8 3.6
73.4 64.4 3.4
80.2 67.6 3.4
110.2 96.6 3.3
kW kW
33.0 29.9 3.6
Net sensible duty (EC) EER (EC) Freecooling coil 3) CW-Coil total duty (AC) CW-Coil sensible duty (AC) CW-Coil total duty (EC) CW-Coil sensible duty (EC) Fans Airflow (AC)
kW kW kW kW
21.3 20.1 23.4 22.8
25.8 25.2 25.9 25.4
28.5 28.3 27.3 26.7
61.6 57.6
69.1 65.2
71.0 66.1
100.2 95.8
m3/s m /h
3
1.97 7,078 2.40 8,640 20 20
2.78 9,997 2.80 10,080 20 20
3.31 11,927 3.00 10,800 20 20
4.40 15,840 20
5.20 18,720 20
5.20 18,720 20
7.90 28,440 20
Airflow (EC)
m /s m3/h
Ext. static (AC) Ext. static (EC) Sound pressure level 4) Downflow (AC) Downflow (EC) Electrical data 5) Power input (AC) Power input (EC) Humidifier Capacity humidifier (AC) Capacity humidifier (EC) Power input (AC) Power input (EC) Heating Electrical heating Dry coolers Model size Number of dry coolers
Pa Pa
dB(A) dB(A)
57 56
58 59
59 61
63
67
67
70
kW kW
10.40 9.20
12.90 11.50
14.60 13.10
17.43
21.46
23.70
33.88
kg/h kg/h kW kW
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 8.0 2.3 6.0
3.0 8.0 2.3 6.0
3.0 8.0 2.3 6.0
15.0 11.3 11.3
kW
12.0
12.0
12.0
DDRA
75-6 1
50-6 2
50-6 2
75-6 2
50-6 3
75-6 3
75-6 4
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DX F version Model size Weights and dimensions Weights kg 535 535
32
37
42
63
73
83
103
535
1,040
1,040
1,040
1,270
mm mm mm
1,940 1,840 685
1,940 1,840 685
1,940 1,840 685
1,940 1,840 985
1,940 1,840 985
1,940 1,840 985
1,940 2,450 985
W 32 42
W 63 83
W 103
1)
Return air conditions: 24 C / 45 % relative humidity / water: 30/35 C Available in downflow only 3) Return air conditions: 24 C / 45 % relative humidity / 25 % glycol / water: 7 C 4) Sound pressure level in 2-metre free field 5) Data for cooling only mode of operation
2)
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GEA Denco T-Range DX X models 5 28

DX X version Model size Cooling 2) Gross total duty (AC) Net sensible duty (AC) EER (AC) Gross total duty (EC)
3)
Technical data
10
12
17
19
21
23 1)
28 1)
kW kW
5.8 5.2 3.2
9.0 7.7 3.1 9.0 8.1 3.6
12.2 9.7 2.9 12.3 10.4 3.2
15.0 11.7 2.9 15.0 12.1 3.2
18.3 15.8 3.0 18.4 17.1 3.5
20.5 16.7 2.9 21.1 19.3 3.2
24.0 20.4 3.0 24.0 21.4 3.5
28.4 23.6 2.9 28.0 23.5 3.2
31.3 24.7 2.8 31.0 24.9 3.1
kW kW
kW kW kW kW
5.4 5.4 5.4 5.4
6.3 6.3 6.5 6.5
7.5 7.5 7.4 7.4
12.0 12.0 12.5 12.5
12.0 12.0 13.1 13.1
14.9 14.9 14.6 14.6
16.6 16.6 15.6 15.6
16.6 16.6 16.0 16.0
m3/s m /h
3
0.44 1,584 20
0.60 2,160 0.60 2,160 20 20
0.76 2,736 0.80 2,880 20 20
1.02 3,658 1.00 3,600 20 20
1.31 4,720 1.40 5,040 20 20
1.31 4,720 1.50 5,400 20 20
1.85 6,674 1.80 6,480 20 20
2.22 7,992 2.00 7,200 20 20
2.22 7,992 2.09 7,524 20 20
Airflow (EC)
m /s m3/h
Ext. static (AC) Ext. static (EC) Sound pressure level 5) Downflow (AC) Downflow (EC) Electrical data 6) Power input (AC) Power input (EC) Humidifier Capacity humidifier (AC) Capacity humidifier (EC) Power input (AC) Power input (EC) Heating Electrical heating LPHW heating Condensing units Model size Number of units
Pa Pa
dB(A) dB(A)
45 45
52 44
53 51
54 56
56 51
56 52
57 56
58 58
60 58
kW kW
1.80
2.92 2.48
4.26 3.85
5.17 4.73
6.17 5.20
7.16 6.54
8.01 6.83
9.81 8.65
11.08 10.16
kg/h kg/h kW kW
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
kW kW
3.0 3.0
6.0 6.0
6.0 6.0
6.0 6.0
12.0 12.0
12.0 12.0
12.0 12.0
12.0 12.0
12.0 12.0
CT22 1
CS40 1
CM48 1
CM61 1
CP72 1
CP81 1
CL90 1
CL11 1
CL12 21
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DX X version Model size Weights and dimensions Weight kg 135 210 210
10
12
17
19
21
23 1)
28 1)
210
345
345
345
345
345
mm mm mm
1,940 665 385
1,940 665 685
1,940 665 685
1,940 665 685
1,940 1,250 685
1,940 1,250 685
1,940 1,250 685
1,940 1,250 685
1,940 1,250 685
W 5 12
W 5 12
W 17 28
1)
2)
45

DX X version Model size Cooling 2) Gross total duty (AC) Net sensible duty (AC) EER (AC) Gross total duty (EC)
3)
Technical data
32 1)
37 1)
42 1)
48
53
63
73
83
kW kW
33.7 28.9 2.8
38.5 32.8 2.7 37.6 33.4 3.2
46.4 37.6 3.0 45.8 37.5 3.3
52.5 44.1 2.9 52.1 45.8 3.4
59.9 47.2 2.8 59.4 48.9 3.2
63.3 55.1 3.0 63.4 57.1 3.3
81.6 68.4 2.6 79.8 66.6 2.9
89.1 71.5 2.5 86.9 69.6 2.7
kW kW
33.2 30.2 3.4
kW kW kW kW
22.8 22.8 21.3 21.3
25.6 25.6 22.8 22.8
25.6 25.6 24.3 24.3
31.6 31.6 44.3 44.3
31.6 31.6 44.3 44.3
40.5 40.5 57.4 56.9
48.4 48.4 64.6 64.6
48.4 48.4 64.6 64.6
m3/s m /h
3
2.79 10,051 2.50 9,000 20 20
3.38 12,168 2.80 10,080 20 20
3.38 12,168 3.10 11,160 20 20
4.09 14,724 4.00 14,400 20 20
4.09 14,724 4.00 14,400 20 20
4.61 16,596 4.60 16,560 20 20
6.19 22,284 5.40 19,440 20 20
6.19 22,284 5.40 19,440 20 20
Airflow (EC)
m /s m3/h
Ext. static (AC) Ext. static (EC) Sound pressure level 5) Downflow (AC) Downflow (EC) Electrical data 6) Power input (AC) Power input (EC) Humidifier Capacity humidifier (AC) Capacity humidifier (EC) Power input (AC) Power input (EC) Heating Electrical heating LPHW heating Condensing units Model size Number of units
Pa Pa
dB(A) dB(A)
59 56
59 59
59 61
61 63
61 63
61 64
62 68
62 68
kW kW
12.04 9.85
14.21 11.85
15.45 13.90
18.10 15.38
21.06 18.30
21.43 19.16
31.25 27.77
36.26 32.73
kg/h kg/h kW kW
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 8.0 2.3 6.0
3.0 8.0 2.3 6.0
3.0 8.0 2.3 6.0
3.0 8.0 2.3 6.0
3.0 8.0 2.3 6.0
kW kW
12.0 12.0
12.0 12.0
12.0 12.0
12.0
12.0
12.0
12.0
12.0
CL12 1
CL16 1
CL90 2
CLV48 2
CLV51 2
CLV61 2
CLV81 2
CL19 2
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37 1)
42 1)
48
53
63
73
83
660
660
810
810
810
mm mm mm
1,940 1,840 685
1,940 1,840 685
1,940 1,840 685
1,940 1,250 985
1,940 1,250 985
1,940 1,840 985
1,940 1,840 985
1,940 1,840 985
W 32 42
W 48 53
W 63 83
1)
2)
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GEA Denco T-Range C models 5 103

C version Model size Cooling 1) Gross total duty (AC) Net sensible duty (AC) EER (AC) Gross total duty (EC)
2)
Technical data
12
28
42
53
83
103
kW kW
6.1 5.3 22.7
14.1 11.3 10.3 13.9 11.6 15.1 16.6 16.8
29.2 23.9 9.9 27.8 23.6 13.5 38.1 19.7
46.3 37.5 10.2 43.2 36.4 14.4 58.5 20.2
54.5 45.0 9.8 53.1 46.5 18.8 72.6 25.0
86.3 70.3 10.2 76.9 65.6 14.9 102.6 19.4
106.1 92.3 13.7 147.6 18.7
kW kW
Net sensible duty (EC) EER (EC) HE-Coil option EER (EC) CombiCool option 4) CW-Coil total duty (AC) CW-Coil sensible duty (AC) CW-Coil total duty (EC) CW-Coil sensible duty (EC) Fans Airflow (AC)
3)
kW
kW kW kW kW
7.5 7.5 7.4 7.4
16.6 16.6 16.0 16.0
25.6 25.6 24.3 24.3
31.6 31.6 44.3 44.3
48.5 48.5 63.0 63.0
92.6 92.6
m3/s m3/h
0.44 1,588 20
1.02 3,672 1.00 3,600 20 20
2.22 7,992 2.10 7,560 20 20
3.39 12,204 3.10 11,160 20 20
4.09 14,724 4.00 14,400 20 20
6.19 22,284 5.20 18,720 20 20
8.10 29,160 20
Airflow (EC)
m3/s m /h
3
Ext. static (AC) Ext. static (EC) Sound pressure level 5) Downflow (AC) Downflow (EC) Electrical data 6) Power input (AC) Power input (EC) Humidifier Capacity humidifier (AC) Capacity humidifier (EC) Power input (AC) Power input (EC) Heating Electrical heating LPHW heating CW-Data Water flow rate (AC) Pressure drop (unit, AC) Water flow rate (EC) Pressure drop (unit, EC)
Pa Pa
dB(A) dB(A)
45
54 56
58 60
59 61
60 63
62 68
70
kW kW
0.27
1.37 0.92
2.95 2.06
4.53 3.00
5.54 2.82
8.44 5.17
7.76
kg/h kg/h kW kW
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 3.0 2.3 2.3
3.0 8.0 2.3 6.0
3.0 8.0 2.3 6.0
15.0 11.3 11.3
kW kW
3.0 3.0
6.0 6.0
12.0 12.0
12.0 12.0
12.0
12.0
12.0
m3/h kPa m3/h kPa
1.0 54
2.4 59 2.4 58
5.0 68 4.8 62
8.0 83 7.4 73
9.4 52 9.1 49
14.9 65 13.2 53
18.3 52
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C version Model size Weights and dimensions Weight kg 140 215 355
GEA Denco T-Range C models 5 103
12
28
42
53
83
103
430
680
830
930
mm mm mm
1,940 665 385
1,940 665 685
1,940 1,250 685
1,940 1,250 985
1,940 1,250 985
1,940 1,840 985
1,940 2,450 985
W 5 12
W 5 12
W 28
W 53
W 42/83
W 103
1)
Return air conditions: 24 C / 45 % relative humidity / 0 % glycol / water: 7/12 C Available in downflow only 3) Optional high-performance heat exchanger; different hydraulic parameters; data here: gross total 4) Return air conditions: 24 C / 45 % relative humidity / 0 % glycol / water: 7/12 C 5) Sound pressure level in 2-metre free field 6) Data for cooling only mode of operation
2)
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GEA Denco E-Range DX A models 24 94

DX A version Model size Cooling 2) Gross total duty Net sensible duty EER CombiCool option 3) CW-Coil total duty CW-Coil sensible duty Fans Airflow (AC) m3/s m3/h Ext. static Heating Electrical heating LPHW heating Sound pressure level 4) Upflow Downflow Humidifier Capacity humidifier Power input Electrical data 5) Power input (cooling only) Full load current Air-cooled condensers Model size Number of condensers
1)
Technical data
24 1)
34 1)
44 1)
54 1)
64 1)
74 1)
84 1)
94
kW kW
27.6 24.9 3.4
40.8 32.1 3.1
45.0 40.4 3.5
65.0 51.3 3.2
69.6 61.3 3.4
84.6 69.2 3.0
90.1 78.1 3.5
120.8 92.4 2.9
kW kW
31.4 30.0
34.9 33.9
49.7 46.8
57.5 55.7
75.3 73.0
80.0 78.6
83.8 83.0
99.7 96.7
2.2 7,920 20
2.6 9,360 20
3.4 12,240 20
4.3 15,480 20
5.6 20,160 20
6.2 22,320 20
6.7 24,120 20
7.5 27,000 20
Pa
kW kW
12.0 12.0
12.0 12.0
12.0 12.0
12.0 12.0
18.0 18.0
18.0 18.0
18.0 18.0
18.0 18.0
dB(A) dB(A)
65 58
68 61
67 60
65 62
69 62
70 64
69 63
71 64
kg/h kW
8.0 6.0
8.0 6.0
15.0 11.3
15.0 11.3
15.0 11.3
15.0 11.3
15.0 11.3
15.0 11.3
kW A
8.02 37
13.19 48
12.82 62
20.06 80
20.69 87
27.85 100
25.62 100
41.64 125
DCRA
21-6 2
26-6 2
32-6 2
50-6 2
50-6 2
50-6 2
75-6 2
75-6 2
VRF option available Return air conditions: 24 C / 45 % relative humidity / 35 C ambient temperature 3) Return air conditions: 24 C / 45 % relative humidity / 0 % glycol / water: 7/12 C 4) Sound pressure level in 2-metre free field 5) Data for cooling only mode of operation
2)
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GEA Denco E-Range DX A models 24 94
24 1)
34 1)
44 1)
54 1)
64 1)
74 1)
84 1)
94
795
1,045
1,090
1,220
1,230
mm mm mm
1,940 1,915 830
1,940 1,915 830
1,940 2,500 830
1,940 2,500 830
1,940 3,090 830
1,940 3,090 830
1,940 3,680 830
1,965 3,980 830
W 24 34
W 44 54
W 64 74
W 84
W 94
1)
VRF option available
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GEA Denco E-Range DX W models 24 94

DX W version Model size Cooling 2) Gross total duty Net sensible duty EER CombiCool option 3) CW-Coil total duty CW-Coil sensible duty Fans Airflow (AC) m3/s m3/h Ext. static Heating Electrical heating LPHW heating Sound pressure level 4) Upflow Downflow Humidifier Capacity humidifier Power input Electrical data 5) Power input (cooling only) Full load current Dry coolers Model size Number of dry coolers
1)
Technical data
24 1)
34 1)
44 1)
54 1)
64 1)
74 1)
84 1)
94
kW kW
28.4 25.5 3.8
42.3 32.8 3.5
46.2 41.3 3.8
65.9 51.7 3.4
71.5 62.8 3.7
88.0 70.6 3.4
91.2 78.5 3.7
124.9 94.2 3.2
kW kW
31.4 30.0
34.9 33.9
49.7 46.8
57.5 55.7
75.3 73.0
80.0 78.6
83.8 83.0
99.7 96.7
2.2 7,920 20
2.6 9,360 20
3.4 12,240 20
4.3 15,480 20
5.6 20,160 20
6.2 22,320 20
6.7 24,120 20
7.5 27,000 20
Pa
kW kW
12.0 12.0
12.0 12.0
12.0 12.0
12.0 12.0
18.0 18.0
18.0 18.0
18.0 18.0
18.0 18.0
dB(A) dB(A)
65 58
68 61
67 60
68 62
69 62
70 64
69 63
71 64
kg/h kW
8.0 6.0
8.0 6.0
15.0 11.3
15.0 11.3
15.0 11.3
15.0 11.3
15.0 11.3
15.0 11.3
kW A
7.56 34
12.11 45
12.08 59
19.42 71
19.55 78
25.53 91
24.94 91
38.48 116
DDRA
75-6 1
50-6 2
50-6 2
75-6 2
50-6 3
75-6 3
75-6 3
75-6 4
VRF option available Return air conditions: 24 C / 45 % relative humidity / water: 30/35 C 3) Return air conditions: 24 C / 45 % relative humidity / 0 % glycol / water: 7/12 C 4) Sound pressure level in 2-metre free field 5) Data for cooling only mode of operation
2)
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GEA Denco E-Range DX W models 24 94
24 1)
34 1)
44 1)
54 1)
64 1)
74 1)
84 1)
94
890
1,075
1,130
1,280
1,305
mm mm mm
1,940 1,915 830
1,940 1,915 830
1,940 2,500 830
1,940 2,500 830
1,940 3,090 830
1,940 3,090 830
1,940 3,680 830
1,965 3,980 830
W 24 34
W 44 54
W 64 74
W 84
W 94
1)
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GEA Denco E-Range DX F models 24 94

DX F version Model size Cooling 2) Gross total duty Net sensible duty EER Freecooling coil 3) CW-Coil total duty CW-Coil sensible duty Fans Airflow (AC) m3/s m3/h Ext. static Heating Electrical heating Sound pressure level 4) Upflow Downflow Humidifier Capacity humidifier Power input Electrical data 5) Power input (cooling only) Full load current Dry coolers Model size Number of dry coolers
1)
Technical data
24 1)
34 1)
44 1)
54 1)
64 1)
74 1)
84 1)
94
kW kW
28.3 25.2 3.6
42.2 32.3 3.4
46.1 41.0 3.7
65.6 51.1 3.3
71.3 62.1 3.5
87.4 69.4 3.4
91.1 78.1 3.5
124.0 93.0 3.1
kW kW
31.4 30.0
34.9 33.9
49.7 46.8
56.7 54.7
75.3 73.0
78.5 76.7
83.8 83.0
98.1 95.0
2.2 7,920 20
2.6 9,360 20
3.4 12,240 20
4.2 15,120 20
5.6 20,160 20
6.0 21,600 20
6.7 24,120 20
7.3 26,280 20
Pa
kW
12.0
12.0
12.0
12.0
18.0
18.0
18.0
18.0
dB(A) dB(A)
66 60
69 62
68 61
69 63
70 64
71 65
71 64
72 65
kg/h kW
8.0 6.0
8.0 6.0
15.0 11.3
15.0 11.3
15.0 11.3
15.0 11.3
15.0 11.3
15.0 11.3
kW A
7.81 34
12.48 45
12.45 52
19.71 71
20.22 78
25.83 91
25.75 91
39.83 116
DDRA
75-6 1
50-6 2
50-6 2
75-6 2
50-6 3
75-6 3
75-6 3
75-6 4
VRF option available Return air conditions: 24 C / 45 % relative humidity / water: 30/35 C 3) Return air conditions: 24 C / 45 % relative humidity / 25 % glycol / water: 7 C 4) Sound pressure level in 2-metre free field 5) Data for cooling only mode of operation
2)
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DX F version Model size Weights and dimensions Weight kg 720 740 1,165
GEA Denco E-Range DX F models 24 94
24 1)
34 1)
44 1)
54 1)
64 1)
74 1)
84 1)
94
1,200
1,480
1,525
1,705
1,760
mm mm mm
1,940 1,915 830
1,940 1,915 830
1,940 2,500 830
1,940 2,500 830
1,940 3,090 830
1,940 3,090 830
1,940 3,680 830
1,965 3,980 830
W 24 34
W 44 54
W 64 74
W 84
W 94
1)
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GEA Denco E-Range DX X models 24 94

DX X version Model size Cooling 2) Gross total duty Net sensible duty EER CombiCool option 3) CW-Coil total duty CW-Coil sensible duty Fans Airflow (AC) m3/s m3/h Ext. static Heating Electrical heating LPHW heating Sound pressure level 4) Upflow Downflow Humidifier Capacity humidifier Power input Electrical data 5) Power input (cooling only) Condensing units Model size Number of units
1)
Technical data
24 1)
34 1)
44 1)
54 1)
64 1)
74 1)
84 1)
94
kW kW
30.3 26.7 2.9
46.7 34.7 3.1
51.5 43.5 3.2
61.0 49.6 3.0
67.2 59.4 3.1
78.0 66.4 2.8
83.7 74.1 2.9
110.3 88.0 3.1
kW kW
31.4 30.0
34.9 33.9
49.7 46.8
57.5 55.7
75.3 73.0
80.0 78.6
83.8 83.0
99.7 96.7
2.2 7,920 20
2.6 9,360 20
3.4 12,240 20
4.3 15,480 20
5.6 20,160 20
6.2 22,320 20
6.7 24,120 20
7.5 27,000 20
Pa
kW kW
12.0 12.0
12.0 12.0
12.0 12.0
12.0 12.0
18.0 18.0
18.0 18.0
18.0 18.0
18.0 18.0
dB(A) dB(A)
65 58
67 61
67 61
68 62
69 63
70 64
69 63
71 65
kg/h kW
8.0 6.0
8.0 6.0
15.0 11.3
15.0 11.3
15.0 11.3
15.0 11.3
15.0 11.3
15.0 11.3
kW
10.30
15.13
16.06
20.36
21.67
28.27
29.06
35.32
CM61 2
CP72 2
CL90 2
CL12 2
CL12 2
CL16 2
CP90 4
CL90 4
VRF option available Return air conditions: 24 C / 45 % relative humidity / 35 C ambient temperature 3) Return air conditions: 24 C / 45 % relative humidity / 0 % glycol / water: 7/12 C 4) Sound pressure level in 2-metre free field 5) Data for cooling only mode of operation
2)
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24 1)
34 1)
44 1)
54 1)
64 1)
74 1)
84 1)
94
485
735
735
795
795
mm mm mm
1,940 1,275 830
1,940 1,275 830
1,940 1,865 830
1,940 1,865 830
1,940 2,450 830
1,940 2,450 830
1,940 3,040 830
1,940 3,040 830
W 24 34
W 44 54
W 64 74
W 84 94
1)
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GEA Denco E-Range C models 34 94

C version Model size Cooling 1) Gross total duty Net sensible duty EER (AC) HE-Coil option EER (EC) CombiCool option 3) CW-Coil total duty CW-Coil sensible duty Fans Airflow (AC) m3/s m /h Ext. static Heating Electrical heating LPHW heating Sound pressure level 4) Upflow Downflow Humidifier Capacity humidifier Power input Electrical data 5) Power input (cooling only) Full load current CW-Data Water flow rate Pressure drop (unit)
1)
Technical data
34
54
74
94
kW kW
36.9 30.5 13.7
62.1 50.0 13.2 83.6 17.0
87.4 70.3 13.0 118.1 16.8
108.0 87.1 13.4 145.4 17.1
2)
kW
50.6 18.0
kW kW
34.9 33.9
57.5 55.7
80.0 78.6
99.7 96.7
2.6 9,360 20
4.3 15,480 20
6.2 22,320 20
7.5 27,000 20
Pa
kW kW
12.0 12.0
12.0 12.0
18.0 18.0
18.0 18.0
dB(A) dB(A)
67 61
68 62
70 64
71 65
kg/h kW
8.0 3.3
15.0 6.1
15.0 6.1
15.0 6.1
kW A
2.69 35
4.72 51
6.73 67
8.08 67
m3/h kPa
6.2 77
10.4 98
14.7 80
18.6 103
Return air conditions: 24 C / 45 % relative humidity / water: 7/12 C / 0 % glycol Optional high-performance heat exchanger; different hydraulic parameters; data here: gross total 4) Return air conditions: 24 C / 45 % relative humidity / 0 % glycol / water: 7/12 C 5) Sound pressure level in 2-metre free field 6) Data for cooling only mode of operation
3)
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C version Model size Weights and dimensions Weight kg 345
GEA Denco E-Range C models 34 94
34
54
74
94
485
735
795
mm mm mm
1,940 1,275 830
1,940 1,865 830
1,940 2,450 830
1,940 3,040 830
W 24 34
W 44 54
W 64 74
W 84 94
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DX X version 54 74
Technical data
C version 54 74
Model size 6 row coil data 1) Gross total duty Net sensible duty Water flow rate Pressure drop (unit) Condensing units Number of condensers 4 row coil data 1) Gross total duty Net sensible duty Water flow rate Pressure drop (unit) Condensing units Number of condensers 2 row coil data 1) Gross total duty Net sensible duty Water flow rate Pressure drop (unit) Condensing units Number of condensers Fans Airflow (AC) m3/s m /h Ext. static Heating Electrical heating LPHW heating Sound pressure level 2) Upflow Humidifier Capacity humidifier Power input
1) 2)
34
94
34
94
kW kW m3/h kPa Size
40.6 33.2 CP81 2
62.1 50.5 CL12 2
82.6 67.4 CL19 2
120.0 98.4 CL12 4
40.6 33.2 121
62.1 50.5 128
82.6 67.4 96
120.0 98.4 166
kW kW m3/h kPa Size
29.2 27.3 CM61 2
45.7 41.9 CP90 2
60.3 55.8 CL11 2
88.3 81.1 CP90 4
40.7 33.3 57
62.2 50.6 62
82.7 67.5 45
121.0 98.5 82
kW kW m3/h kPa Size
19.9 19.2 CS40 2
31.0 29.6 CM61 2
41.1 39.4 CP72 2
57.2 55.7 CM48 4
40.8 33.4 41
62.3 50.7 48
82.8 67.6 36
122.0 98.6 47
2.0 7,200 800
3.0 10,800 800
4.0 14,400 800
6.0 18,000 800
2.0 7,200 800
3.0 10,800 800
4.0 14,400 800
6.0 18,000 800
Pa
kW kW
12.0 22.0
12.0 34.0
18.0 45.0
18.0 65.0
12.0 22.0
12.0 34.0
18.0 45.0
18.0 65.0
dB(A)
74.2
73.9
75.1
76.9
74.2
73.9
75.1
76.9
kg/h kW
8.0 6.0
15.0 11.3
15.0 11.3
15.0 11.3
8.0 6.0
15.0 11.3
15.0 11.3
15.0 11.3
24 C / 45 % relative humidity / Tambient: 35 C Sound pressure level in 2-metre free field
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GEA Denco E-Range HS models High static pressure

DX X version 54 74 C version 54 74
Model size Weights and dimensions Weight kg
34
94
34
94
345
485
735
795
345
485
735
795
mm mm mm
1,940 1,275 800
1,940 1,865 800
1,940 2,450 800
1,940 3,040 800
1,940 1,275 800
1,940 1,865 800
1,940 2,450 800
1,940 3,040 800
W 34
W 54
W 84
W 94
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GEA Denco MS-Range

DX X version Model size Cooling 1) Gross total duty Net sensible duty EER Fans Airflow (AC) m3/s m /h Ext. static Heating Electrical heating Sound pressure level 2) Upflow Humidifier Capacity humidifier Power input Electrical data 3) Power input (cooling only) CW-Data Water flow rate Pressure drop (unit) Condensing units Model size Number of condensers
1)
Technical data
C version 11 7 11
kW kW
6.6 5.2 3.3
10.5 9.5 3.1
5.4 4.7 15.5
13.4 11.3 16.7
0.35 1,260 20
0.80 2,880 20
0.35 1,260 20
0.80 2,880 20
Pa
kW
2.5
5.0
2.5
5.0
dB(A)
52
55
52
55
kg/h kW
3.0 2.3
3.0 2.3
3.0 2.3
3.0 2.3
kW
2.01
3.43
0.35
0.80
m3/h kPa
0.9 124
2.3 95.5
CS28 1
CT34 1
Return air conditions: 24 C / 45 % relative humidity / 35 C ambient temperature / water: 7/12 C Sound pressure level in 2-metre free field 3) Data for cooling only mode of operation
2)
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DX X version Model size Weights and dimensions Weight kg 85 120 7 11 7
GEA Denco MS-Range

C version 11
85
120
mm mm mm
800 1,400 300
800 2,000 360
800 1,400 300
800 2,000 360
W 7
W 11
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GEA Denco C-Range

C-Range condensing units Model size Cooling 1) Gross total duty Net sensible duty Electrical data 2) Full load current 1 ph Full load current 3 ph Connection details Suctionline Liquidline Sound pressure level 3) dB(A) Weight kg 74 75 77 54.0 54.0 54.0 ins ins 3/4 3/8 3/4 3/8 3/4 3/8 A A 8.2 10.3 4.3 13.0 5.2 kW kW 4.5 5.4 3.7 6.6 4.8 CT type CT22
Technical data, weights, and dimensions

CS type CS34 CM type CM48 CM61
CT18
CT28
CS28
CS40
CM40
7.2 5.0
8.2 5.7
9.4 6.5
9.9 6.7
11.9 8.0
14.0 10.0
5.2
6.2
6.9
7.3
8.4
10.5
7/8 1/2
7/8 1/2
7/8 1/2
1-1/8 5/8
1-1/8 5/8
1-1/8 5/8
54.7
54.7
54.7
54.1
54.1
54.1
85
85
90
125
125
130
C-Range condensing units Model size Cooling 1) Gross total duty Net sensible duty Electrical data 2) Full load current 3 ph Connection details Suctionline Liquidline Sound pressure level 3) dB(A) Weight kg
1)
CP61
CP type CP72 CP81
CP90
CL90
CL11
CL type CL12
CL16
CL19
kW kW
14.9 10.4
17.2 12.2
19.0 13.4
21.0 14.5
23.2 15.2
27.3 18.5
31.0 21.2
36.8 25.5
42.5 29.7
10.7
12.0
14.1
15.4
16.8
19.4
21.8
25.8
29.9
ins ins
1-1/8 3/4
1-1/8 3/4
1-1/8 3/4
1-1/8 3/4
1-3/8 7/8
1-3/8 7/8
1-3/8 7/8
1-3/8 7/8
1-3/8 7/8
57.5
57.5
57.5
57.5
57.5
57.5
57.5
57.5
57.5
185
185
190
215
245
245
245
260
275
Duties are evaporator duty available based on 35 C ambient temperature and 5 C evaporating temperature Full-load current at 10 C evaporating temperature, 60 C condensing temperature with refrigerant R407C 3) Sound pressure level in 10-metre free field
2)
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C-Range condensing units Model size Cooling 1) Gross total duty Net sensible duty Electrical data 2) Full load current 3 ph Connection details Suctionline Liquidline Sound pressure level 3) dB(A) Weight kg 200 225 225 57.5 57.5 57.5 ins ins 1-1/8 3/4 1-3/8 7/8 1-3/8 7/8 A 15.8 15.8 21.4 kW kW 22.1 15.4 24.8 16.4 29.4 20.6 CPV type CPV48
GEA Denco C-Range

CLV type CLV61 CLV72
CLV48
CLV81
33.8 24.1
37.3 26.6
24.0
28.2
1-3/8 7/8
1-3/8 7/8
58.0
58.0
230
230
C-Range condensing units Model type Dimensions Height (H) Width (W) Depth (D) mm mm mm
CT
CS
CM
CP
CL
CPV
CLV
590 1,030 480
690 1,180 480
850 1,410 560
910 1,610 710
910 2,310 710
910 1,610 710
910 2,310 710
W CT-CPV
W CL/CLV
1)
Duties are evaporator duty available based on 35 C ambient temperature and 5 C evaporating temperature Full-load current at 10 C evaporating temperature, 60 C condensing temperature with refrigerant R407C 3) Sound pressure level in 10-metre free field
2)
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GEA Denco DDRA-Range

DDRA-Range Dry coolers 6-pole motor models 1) Gross total duty Water flow Number of fans Pressure loss Sound pressure level upflow 4) Connections 8-pole motor models 2) Gross total duty Water flow Number of fans Pressure loss Sound pressure level upflow 4) Connections 12-pole motor models 3) Gross total duty Water flow Number of fans Pressure loss Sound pressure level upflow 4) Connections kPa dB(A) mm kPa dB(A) mm DDRA kW m3/h kPa dB(A) mm DDRA kW m3/h DDRA kW m3/h 32-6 23.2 2.65 1 15.0 52 35 25-8 17.7 2.02 1 11.1 43 35 17-12 11.6 1.32 1 8.1 30 35
50-6 49.7 5.67 2 23.0 53 42 40-8 33.4 3.81 2 12.1 45 42 29-12 22.4 2.56 2 7.0 33 42
75-6 73.2 8.34 3 25.2 55 54 60-8 52.1 5.94 3 14.5 47 54 39-12 35.8 4.075 3 8.3 35 54
100-6 99.5 11.34 4 74.5 56 54 80-8 66.8 7.613 4 37.4 48 54 58-12 44.8 5.11 4 19.2 36 54
Weights and dimensions 6, 8 and 12-pole motor models Dry weight Vertical airflow version 5) Height (H) Width (W) Depth (D) Horizontal airflow version 6) Height (H) Width (W) Depth (D) mm mm mm 1,142 1,225 620 1,088 2,095 620 1,088 2,760 620 mm mm mm 945 1,230 1,121 945 2,100 1,067 945 2,780 1,067 1,045 2,100 2,200 kg 90 180 270 380
All the above technical data are based on a 25 % ethylene glycol solution, flow at 40 C with return at 48 C (i.e., 8 K T) and with ambient temperature of 35 C (i.e., 8 K T approach temperature = equivalent to glycol leaving temperature minus ambient temperature) 1) 6-pole models: standard versions 2) 8-pole models: quiet and residential versions 3) 12-pole models: super-quiet versions for special applications 4) Sound pressure level in 10-metre free field 5) Vertical airflow version: vertical discharge, see page 69 6) Horizontal airflow version: horizontal discharge, see page 69
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Hydronic modules
DDRA-Range Hydronic modules for dry coolers 1) Main data Power input Water flow, min. Pressure Drop Water flow, max. Pressure drop Connections Water inlet Water outlet Weights and dimensions 2) Weight kg 44 45 45 mm mm 42 42 42 42 42 42 W m3/h kPa m3/h kPa 800 1.8 290 7.2 130 1,100 2.16 280 10.8 180 1,900 2.16 340 10.8 260
GEA Denco DDRA-Range
DH307
DH301
DH361
DH362
DH402
DH285
2,200 4.68 350 18.0 230
3,000 4.68 400 18.0 280
4,000 4.68 330 36.0 200
42 42
54 54
54 54
45
47
49
mm mm mm
715 1,045 600
715 1,045 600
715 1,045 600
715 1,045 600
715 1,045 600
715 1,045 600
1) 2)
Also available together with the dry cooler on a mounting frame (see image above) For hydronic module only
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GEA Denco DCRA-Range

DCRA-Range Air-cooled condensers 6-pole motor models 1) Gross total duty Airflow DCRA kW m3/s m /h Number of fans Full load current Sound pressure level upflow 4) 8-pole motor models 2) Gross total duty Airflow Amps dB(A) DCRA kW m3/s m /h Number of fans Full load current Sound pressure level upflow 4) 12-pole motor models 3) Gross total duty Airflow Amps dB(A) DCRA kW m3/s m3/h Number of fans Full load current Sound pressure level upflow 4) Weights and dimensions 6, 8 and 12-pole motor models Dry weight Vertical airflow version 5) Height (H) Width (W) Depth (D) Horizontal airflow version 6) Height (H) Width (W) Depth (D)
1)
08-6 7.7 0.72 2,590 1 0.87 45 05-8 5.6 0.45 1.620 1 0.61 36 04-12
13-6 13.5 1.20 4,320 1 1.65 47 10-8 10.0 0.80 2.880 1 0.72 39 07-12 7.2 0.52 1,870 1 0.5 27
21-6 21.4 2.00 7,200 1 3.30 49 15-8 15.0 1.15 4.140 1 1.15 40 11-12 10.8 0.75 2,700 1 1.1 28
26-6 26.5 2.40 8,640 1 3.30 50 20-8 20.0 1.60 5.760 1 1.25 42 14-12 15.4 1.05 3,780 1 1.1 29
32-6 31.4 2.60 9,360 1 3.30 52 25-8 25.0 1.95 7.020 1 1.65 43 17-12 17.1 1.2 4,320 1 1.3 30
50-6 54.0 4.80 17,300 2 6.60 53 40-8 40.0 3.00 10.800 2 2.50 45 29-12 29.4 1.95 7,020 2 2.6 33
75-6 75.0 6.70 24,120 3 9.90 55 60-8 60.0 4.20 15.120 3 3.75 47 39-12 40.4 2.95 10,620 3 3.9 35
Amps dB(A)
kg
35
45
50
70
80
135
210
mm mm mm
690 650 581
790 830 717
810 980 867
945 1,130 1,021
950 1,230 1,121
950 2,100 1,067
950 2,780 1,067
mm mm mm
602 645 530
738 825 600
888 975 600
1,042 1,125 620
1,142 1,225 620
1,088 2,095 620
1,088 2,760 620
6-pole models: standard versions 8-pole models: quiet and residential versions 3) 12-pole models: super-quiet versions for special applications 4) Sound pressure level in 10-metre free field 5) Vertical airflow version: vertical discharge, see page 69 6) Horizontal airflow version: horizontal discharge, see page 69
2)
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Vertical and horizontal discharge

DDRA and DCRA-Range Discharge of dry coolers and air-cooled condensers
GEA Denco DDRA and DCRA-Range
Vertical discharge
Single fan
Twin fan
Triple fan
H W Horizontal discharge Single fan W Twin fan W Triple fan
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GEA Denco Close Control Systems > Absolutely reliable

GEA Heat Exchangers / HVAC Systems

GEA Denco close control systems

Exact air values for sensitive processes

Overview of GEA Denco system diversity

An extensive product portfolio for virtually any application

Overview of GEA Denco cooling duties

Performance diversity from 5 to 140 kW

GEA Denco T-Range DX A and DX X DX W and DX F C 5 116 kW 6 116 kW 5.8 136 kW

GEA Denco MS-Range DX X C 0 10 6 10 kW 5 14 kW 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150

Designed for IT applications

The GEA Denco T-Range

Designed for equipment and process cooling in industrial applications

The GEA Denco E-Range

The HS models (high static pressure)

Designed for small rooms and retrofits

The GEA Denco MS-Range

The GEA Denco C-Range

The GEA Denco DCRA and DDRA-Range

DCRA-Range: air-cooled condensers from 3 75 kW

Standard model configurations

Solution possibilities with clever combinations

DX X version: direct-expansion, EER = 3.6 1)

Selection parameter: 24 C/45 %/Tambient: 35 C

DX F version: freecooling and energy-saving option, EER = 4.3 2)

Selection parameter: 24 C/45 %/C/Tambient: 35 C 2) Selection parameter: 24 C/45 %/Water: 30/35 C

Energy-saving option with freecooling

Up to 35 % less energy consumption

Q DX unit Q Freecooling unit

Operational times for freecooling

Location: Frankfurt, Germany

24 % Freecooling 15 % DX operation 61 % Mixed operation

25 % Freecooling 24 % DX operation 51 % Mixed operation

Energy-saving option with freecooling

Up to 20 metric tonnes reduction in CO2 emissions annually

Plate heat exchanger

System comparison Close control systems with and without freecooling

Water-cooled system DX W version

kW kW h/a kWh/a kW h/a kWh/a kWh/a /a /a %/a t/a

Estimated load 80 % Location: Berlin, Germany

Energy-saving option with an EC fan

Up to 60 % less fan power consumption

+650 W / +118 % +200 W / +36 % 550 W

AC with phase-angle control AC with transformer AC with frequency inverter EC motors

Source: ebm-papst, Mulfingen, Germany

Comparison of operating costs T-Range with EC fan / T-Range with AC fan

TD083C-AC Stand-by unit

6 (+ 1 stand-by) 96,000 435 31.8 41,800 36,200

Fans with EC technology

Energy-saving option with twin-compressor technology

Up to 40 % energy savings in compressor power by partial-load operation

Twin-compressor technology (VRF) A = Full load B = Partial load

plies direct-expansion models with variable refrigerant-ow technology (VRF).

Energy-saving option with an electronic expansion valve

Up to 25 % additional energy savings

Q TEV Thermostatic expansion valve Q EEV Electronic expansion valve

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Energy-saving option with an automatic pressurisation system

Advanced HVAC concepts for computer facilities

10 Pa const. 10 Pa const. Danger of hot spots

20 Pa const. 20 Pa const. Prevention of hot spots

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