Carlyle Water-Cooled Condenser P701 5 to 400 Nominal Tons 17 to 1,400 Nominal kW

The P701 water-cooled condensers are specifically designed for applications where high efficiency is desired and economy is a prime consideration. These condensers offer you maximum adaptability in most comfort and process cooling applications. Available sizes range in capacity from 5 to 400 tons of heat rejection and are all shell-and-tube type condensers. Each can be custom-matched with compressors charged with your choice of Refrigerants. The P701 condensers serve as refrigerant reservoirs when a system is not operating, eliminating the need for separate receivers.

P701 CX condensers offer the following features:

• Small condenser models for fresh water applications
• Tubes made of high performance copper with enhanced design, roller expanded into multiple-grooved tube sheet
• Flange quality steel tube sheet precision machined for superior sealing
• Condenser heads constructed of nodular iron offer multi-pass design for controlled cooling water velocity
• All water side connections are female pipe thread
• The refrigerant side is constructed to the latest edition of the ASME Section VIII Div 1 code and stamped accordingly
• Refrigerant side pressure is designed for 350 PSI minimum at 250 F
• Water side design pressure is 300 PSI minimum at 150 F

P701 AX condensers offer the following features:

• Large condenser models for fresh water applications
• Tubes made of high performance copper with enhanced design, roller expanded into multiple-grooved tube sheet
• Flange quality steel tube sheet precision machined for superior sealing
• Condenser heads are cast iron or fabricated steel
• All water side connections are female pipe thread except 12 in., 14 in. and 16 in. which have flanges
• Adjustable nozzles for ease of packaging
• The refrigerant side is constructed to the latest edition of the ASME Section VIII Div 1 code and stamped accordingly
• Refrigerant side pressure is designed for 350 PSI at 250 F
• Water side design pressure is 150 PSI at 150 F