Morgana PC42 Evaporator

• Maintaining low temperatures in cold rooms and chillers for food storage.
• Rapid cooling of food products post-processing to extend shelf life.
• Temperature control in food preparation areas requiring specific environmental conditions.
• Integration into larger refrigeration systems for critical temperature management.

Typical capacity

Evaporators of this class commonly offer cooling capacities suitable for small to medium-sized cold rooms, typically ranging from 2kW to 10kW, depending on the specific model and refrigerant.

Power supply

Units of this type are commonly found operating on standard industrial single-phase (230V, 50Hz) or three-phase (400V, 50Hz) electrical supplies.

Fan configuration

This unit features a twin-fan configuration, which typically provides efficient air circulation and heat exchange within the refrigerated space.

Mounting

As a ceiling-mounted unit, it is designed to optimise floor space within cold rooms and processing areas.

Refrigerant type

Evaporators of this generation typically operate with common HFC refrigerants such as R404A or R507, though buyers should verify the specific refrigerant for this unit.

Defrost method

Units of this nature commonly incorporate electric defrost elements to prevent ice build-up on the coil, ensuring continuous operational efficiency.

• What is the primary function of an evaporator in a refrigeration system?

  The evaporator absorbs heat from the refrigerated space or product, causing the liquid refrigerant inside it to evaporate into a gas. This process cools the surrounding air or medium.

• Is this unit suitable for freezing applications?

• What maintenance is typically required for an evaporator?

• How does a ceiling-mounted evaporator benefit a food processing environment?

• Can this evaporator be integrated into an existing refrigeration system?

Chillers and recirculating coolers hold strong reputation in laboratory and biotech sectors for temperature stability and process reliability. Buyers typically prioritise checking refrigeration system condition, pump functionality, and temperature control accuracy when purchasing used units. Industry sentiment favours models with robust construction and established service records. Common strengths include consistent cooling performance, energy efficiency relative to age, and durability when properly maintained. Verification of calibration history and cooling capacity specifications remains essential before purchase to ensure suitability for sensitive applications.

General overview for this equipment type