The FlashChill 400H runs 3 x 75' stainless steel coils through a 116.8 lb ice bank, built to handle 1 to 3 product lines at once. It's a common pick for small bars and restaurants that need to chill keg beer, wine or soft drinks without installing a full glycol system.
Cooling works the same way it does in a jockey box: product runs through stainless steel coils submerged in ice-cold water instead of a refrigerant loop. A submerged agitator pump keeps that water circulating so all three lines cool at the same rate, rather than one line running colder than the others.
This layout works anywhere a permanent glycol chiller setup doesn't fit - limited mechanical space, a rental or seasonal install or a bar program that doesn't need glycol lines run through the walls year-round.
Product features:
- Capacity - 1 to 3 product lines
- Runs beer, wine and soft drinks like juice, seltzer or water
- Cooling runs through 3 x 75' stainless steel coils submerged in ice water
- Ice bank capacity - 116.8 lbs
- Fits bars, restaurants and sports venues
Flash Chiller 400H - 3 Product Lines - Manual Thermostat - USA Only |
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| Part Number | F400H-USA |
| Electrical network, V/Hz | 115/60 |
| Dedicated circuit, amp | 30 |
| Compressor Power, HP | 2 x 1/3 |
| Operating amperage, A | 17.2 |
| Water Tank volume, Gal | 30.9 |
| Water Pump capacity, GPH/PSIG | 250/10 |
| Ice bank, lbs | 116.8 |
| Refrigerant | R290 |
| Ice forming time (Tamb=75°F), h | 6 |
| Outlet temperature, °F | 38÷46 |
| Number of coils (st. steel AISI 304) | 3 (CFT) |
| Coil’s diameter, mm | Ø 8,0 |
| Power cord length, ft | 6.6 |
| Operating ambient temperature, °F | 75÷90 |
| Clearance | at least 12” around the entire unit |
| Refrigerant (R290) charge, lb | 2x0.3 |
| Cooler body | stainless steel |
| Dimensions HxWxD, In. | 27.4x44.5x27.8 |
Note: Installation of this item must be handled by a qualified installer in order to qualify for product return and/or warranty coverage. Qualified Installer - Defined as a licensed professional who charges a fee for his services, and possesses a business license, contractor's license, and/or resale permit. Common examples of a "qualified installer" include Electrician; General Contractor; Heating and Air Conditioning Specialist.
