Glycol Chiller - ChillPro 13000SS - 13000 BTUs - USA Only

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$5,499.99 5499.99
SKU:
CP13000-2
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Available In:
USA
Maximum Distance:
750ft
BTUs:
13000 BTUs

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The ChillPro 13000SS is the stainless steel version of our largest glycol chiller, built for breweries, distilleries, and large beverage operations that need a more durable cabinet for demanding environments. It runs on two 1 hp compressors and a digital thermostat and you can choose 2 or 4 vane pumps at checkout depending on how many lines your setup needs.

Trunkline range goes up to 750 ft, enough to cover most large facilities from a single chiller. That kind of reach means a stadium can run beer from one central cooler out to concession stands across the venue or a distillery can place the unit wherever makes the most sense mechanically instead of wherever closest to the tap.

Runs with standard trunkline and works alongside your draft beer parts and brewery equipment. Not sure how many pumps your facility needs? Our glycol chiller sizing calculator can help you confirm before you order.

ChillPro 13000SS - 13000 BTUs - USA Only 
BTU Capacity - BTU/H 13000
Dimensions - WxDxH - in 30.5x23x32.5 (38 on legs)
Weight - Gross/Net - lb 260/220
Glycol Tank Capacity - Gal 18
Compressor Power - HP 1 + 1
Plug Type - NEMA# Hardwire or 6-20P
Dedicated Circuit - Amp 20 (Plug) / 30 (Hardwire)
Voltage - V 208-230
Frequency - Hz 60
Pump - Type Vane, 1/3 hp motor
Pump Flow Rate - GP/H 80
Preinstalled Pumps 2
Additional Pumps 2
Refrigerant R290
Power Cord Length - ft 6
Inlet / Outlet Barb - in 3/8
Operating Ambient Temperature - °F 60-90
Recommended Clearance around Unit - in 12
Recommended Glycol Mixture - Glycol / Water 40/60

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.