75L glycol cooler
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Description
The 75L glycol chiller is a powerful and versatile system designed to ensure precise control of fermentation and conditioning temperatures. Capable of handling up to 6 tanks simultaneously, it allows both service temperature maintenance and cold crash, even under high ambient conditions.
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Introducing the Ss 3/4hp Glycol Cooler, which maintains holding temperatures and cold crashes up to 6 tanks, even at relatively high ambient temperatures. The cooler has been designed to integrate seamlessly with FTSs kits to provide a complete temperature control system.
Since each FTSs kit contains its own temperature controller, pump and tubing, each tank can be connected to the glycol cooler so that it has its own independent circuit. The parallel design of this equipment allows for high fermentation temperatures in one tank, while maintaining a precise operating or cold crash temperature in another. The glycol cooler can also be combined with the Ss Brite maturation tanks to maintain the beer at service temperature. This system gives flexibility and scalability to your home brewery.
- Connect up to 6 FTSs at the same time
- Compatible with cold crash and keg
- Use a well-mixed solution of 65% distilled water and 35% glycol
- If one tank is cold crashed at a time :
- cools up to 6 Chronicals or Unitanks 1 bbl
- cools up to 4 Unitanks 2 bbl
- cools up to 2 Unitanks 3,5 bbl
Vertical Frame Layout:
- 120 VAC 3/4 hp compressor
- 5327 BTUs/Hr (1048.02 watts)
- 22 gallon (37.85 l) tank
- R134a refrigerant
- Casters included
- Sound level: 40 dB
- Made in France
- Dimensions W x D x H = 23.5 x 23.5 x 33.5" (59.69 x 59.69 x 85.09 cm)
Note: The cooler is designed to operate at a maximum fill level of 90% of the tank capacity. Overfilling could damage electrical components and void its warranty.
Data sheet
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- Etats unis
- Temperature controller type
- Glycol chiller
- Controller function
- Cooling

