The commercial HVAC chiller is a complex piece of equipment that plays a vital role in cooling buildings and facilities. It takes heat from an environment or process, transfers it to a refrigerant, and then releases it into the air outside. In this way, it serves as a kind of ‘air conditioner’ for buildings and facilities. Chiller systems are used extensively in industrial and commercial settings, enabling businesses to remain productive in hot climates or conditions.

This blog post will look at what you need to know about how these systems work and why they are so important for modern-day businesses and industries. Knowing about the working of chillers and commercial chiller units can help you make better decisions when it comes to maintaining and servicing them. A chiller’s primary function is to cool air. It does this by taking heat from an environment or process and transferring it to a refrigerant, which then releases the heat into the air outside. 

What Is a Commercial HVAC Chiller?

A commercial HVAC chiller is a type of cooling system designed specifically for large-scale applications such as hospitals, factories, office buildings, schools, and other public places. The system comprises several components: an evaporator, compressor, condenser, and various valves and controls. These pieces work together to pump refrigerant through the system in order to transfer heat from one area to another. The refrigerant absorbs the heat from inside the building and moves it outside, where it can be released safely into the atmosphere.

How Does A Commercial HVAC Chiller Work?

A commercial HVAC chiller draws warm air from inside the building into its evaporator coils. This warm air passes over the coils containing liquid refrigerant within them; this causes the liquid refrigerant to absorb some of the heat from inside the building before turning into gas due to pressure changes caused by the coil’s fan motor (known as ‘heat flux’). Once in gas form, this refrigerant is moved through pipes leading outside, where it releases its now-captured heat before being returned back inside through yet more pipes connecting back with its original coil. The cycle repeats itself until all unwanted warmth has been removed from inside your building or facility – resulting in cooler temperatures indoors.

Benefits Of A Commercial HVAC Chiller System

Some clear benefits come with having a commercial HVAC chiller installed:

• Improved Comfort Levels: By removing excess heat from your building, you create more comfortable environments for staff/customers/patients, etc., leading to higher levels of productivity/safety/happiness, etc.

• Increased Efficiency: With less energy waste due to improved control over temperature levels, you can save money on energy bills while reducing your carbon footprint simultaneously.

• Long-Term Durability: As these systems are designed for long-term use, they require less maintenance than traditional air conditioning units – meaning fewer costly repairs over time!

• Reduced Noise Pollution: Commercial chillers are much quieter than traditional AC units – meaning less sound pollution both indoors and out.

Final Thoughts

Commercial HVAC chillers offer many advantages compared to standard air conditioning units – improved comfort levels, increased efficiency, long-term durability & reduced noise pollution are just some of their benefits! Being able to control temperature levels within buildings better can help make operations run smoother while also saving money on energy costs, making them well worth investing in for any business or organization looking for ways to reduce their environmental impact whilst increasing employee morale at the same time.