Chillers

Chillers are selected for production areas with constant heat gain, warehouses with continuous operation, and commercial sites running 8-12 hours per day. In Chisinau and across Moldova, a correct setup starts from real load and operating conditions.

Before selection, teams verify heat gain, chilled-water regime, route configuration, acoustic limits, unit placement, and electrical supply. Wrong sizing or wrong setup usually leads to energy overuse and unstable temperature control.

The practical workflow includes load calculation, installation validation, fitting, startup checks, and service planning.

When chiller architecture is justified

This category fits facilities where local systems cannot cover total cooling demand and a centralized scheme is required. For industrial and commercial sites, peak-hour stability is critical.

What parameters define final selection

Final configuration depends on heat load, system volume, operating profile, power reserve, and service access. Long-term operation also requires maintainability and expansion capacity.

Installation, startup, and operational stability

Before works begin, teams fix hydraulic layout, routes, power, and safety constraints, then validate operating modes during startup. After launch, service intervals are agreed for predictable daily performance.

What else matters in selection

For close category comparison, teams usually review industrial air conditioning systems against object load and scale. For properties requiring zonal control, they also check multizone VRV/VRF systems for flexibility. For turnkey implementation, project stages are coordinated via commercial air conditioner installation with startup validation. Where airflow balance is required as well, planning is aligned with ventilation and air conditioning for stable combined operation.

Frequently asked questions

What sites are chillers suitable for?
For production, warehouse, office, and commercial facilities with sustained daily load.

What is checked before installation?
Heat gain, hydraulic layout, route, electrical supply, noise limits, and service access.

Can installation and startup be delivered in one project?
Yes, selection, fitting, and commissioning can be coordinated in one workflow.

How can high energy overuse risk be reduced?
By accurate load-based sizing and operating-mode setup before launch.

Is service available after startup?
Yes, service terms are fixed when the project is confirmed.