Water-cooled condensers, low-temp to med-temp, 3 HP to 15 ton. Custom marine refrigeration for yachts, fishing fleets and commercial vessels.
Request a Quote →Refrigeration systems include five core components: a compressor, heat-exchanger pipes outside the unit (the condenser), an expansion valve, heat-exchanger pipes inside the cold box (the evaporator), and a non-toxic refrigerant. A thermostat manages the whole cycle.
Inside this closed system the refrigerant converts from gas to liquid and back, releasing and absorbing heat. The compressor pressurizes the refrigerant; the hot gas travels through copper condenser tubes where it condenses and releases heat — aided by a fan, a seawater cooling system for tropical climates, or both.
The expansion valve drops the pressure, turning the refrigerant back into a gas that absorbs heat as it travels through the evaporator coil inside your refrigerated compartment. The vacuum from the compressor pulls the cold gas back around and the cycle repeats.
