Single Source Solutions


Small capacity heat pumps with inverter compressors


• Energy effi ciency class A in cooling and heating • Stepless capacity control


• Can provide hot water for winter heating, sanitary hot water and chilled water for summer cooling


• Energy saving inverter compressors • Compact design


Cooling 6-70 kW Heating 6.5-65 kW


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for Light Commercial Applications


Modular chillers and heat pumps • Design fl exibility (compact )


• Reduced (hydraulic) installation costs • Flex HT heat pump: optimized for medium/ high temperature heating applications at low ambient air temperatures


• Up to 65°C leaving water temperature at -10°C outdoor air


• Unique inverter dr i ven Flex HSE Scroll chiller with stepless capacity control


Small capacity chillers and heat pumps • High seasonal efficiencies • Energy efficiency class A+


• Competitive to inverter driven products • Reduced refrigerant charge thanks to microchannel condenser (CGB)


TraneCube HT heat pump: optimized for


medium/high temperature heating applications at low ambient air temperatures


Up to 65°C leaving water temperature at -10°C outdoor air


CGB


Cooling 15-50 kW CXB


Cooling 15-50 kW Heating 15-55 kW


Packaged rooftops


• High seasonal effi ciency, for optimum performance all year round


• Free cooling and heat recovery solutions for lower total cost of ownership


• Compact and modular design with fully integrated controls


• Faster, easier, less expensive installations Airfi nity: 40-133 kW


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MAINTENANCE www.tran .co.uk SPARE PARTS Chillers and heat pumps


• Compact, reliable, dual refrigerant circuit design • Optimized part load effi ciency


• Low energy consumption • Reduced refrigerant charge • Wide operating map


Cooling 40-165 kW Heating 40-165 kW


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