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Introducing Solus and Altus Series Air Cooled Condensers
Low sound levels and high energy efficiency are essential to the successful operation of facilities such as data centers and computer rooms. The Solus and Altus Series of air cooled condensers from Larkin brings innovative advancements that provide you with the best product solutions to the meet the demanding needs of these applications. Learn more >
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The following information has been provided to give you reference material on the principles and applications of commercial refrigeration including installation, wiring diagrams, operation and maintenance guidelines. Please feel free to send your own suggestions to hrpd.feedback@heatcratrpd.com for possible inclusion in a future update.
Manuals
Tech Topics
- Installation of the Beacon System
- How and Why We Use Capacity Control
- Low Ambient Refrigeration Applications Condenser Fan Cycling
- Low Ambient Refrigeration Applications Head Pressure Control Heated Receiver
- Refrigerant Distribution
- Evacuation of a Refrigeration System
- Horizontal Air Flow Condeners FCB/WSS/DVT and “Reach” Style
- Considerations for Remote Condensers in Horizontal Airflow Applications
- Specific Specific Requirements for Extreme Low Ambient Conditions - The Low Ambient Kit and Heated, Insulated Receivers
- The Dual Valve System ORI / ORD
- Unit Cooler Troubleshooting Tips
- The Flooded Condenser using a Headmaster
- Ten Tips for a Successful Installation
Refrigeration Load Estimate Form (for rooms above 32°F)
Refrigeration Load Estimate Form (for rooms below 32°F)
Coil Coating Guide