Energy-saving SECOTEC refrigerated dryers up to 138 cfm

SECOTEC TA to TC series Superior performance with low energy costs The SECOTEC name has long been synonymous with high-quality KAESER refrigeration dryers built for industrial duty, maximum reliability, and minimal overall life-cycle costs. SECOTEC refrigerated dryers in the TA to TC series are used for drying compressed air down to a pressure dew point of 38°F, thanks to their highly efficient thermal mass control, which can be tailored to individual needs for outstanding savings. A generously-dimensioned thermal mass ensures low-wear operation and a stable pressure dew point.

Energy savings Superior drying performance SECOTEC series refrigerated dryers feature very low energy The generously-dimensioned stainless steel condenser and consumption. With energy-saving control, the thermal mass can durable refrigerant circuit enables reliable performance in ambient store excess cooling capacity until it is needed, enabling later temperatures up to +110°F with low material-load, thanks to the drying without any power consumption – which is highly beneficial high-performance thermal mass. These features, combined with during partial load operation.

The quick-response heat exchanger Eco-Drain condensate drain (models TA 8 and larger) provide system ensures stable pressure dew points at all times, which in reliable condensate removal in all load phases, enabling a stable turn delivers significant potential energy savings in partial load pressure dew point. operation and during periods of downtime. Reduce life-cycle costs Easy to maintain The SECOTEC’s’ combination of easy maintenance, low energy SECOTEC refrigerated dryers need little maintenance, but when consumption and reliability result in extremely low life-cycle costs.

service is needed, their design enables easy access to all internal Thanks to these three factors, a typical SECOTEC can reduce serviceable components. Minimal service requirements and dryer energy usage by 50% and save 25% in total life-cycle costs accessibility reduce service costs. compared to conventional refrigerated dryers.

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