Green Roggenkamp®

Propane Chiller GRAS

Naturally, without halogens, future-proof. With this product, you are prepared for the future and independent from refrigerant limitations due to the F-Gas Regulation, thanks to natural refrigerants

Naturally, forward-looking, eligible for support

The Green Roggenkamp GRAS range of refrigeration machines operates with the natural refrigerant propane. The refrigerant used is non-halogenated and has negligible environmental impacts in the event of leaks.

Main Features

  • Air-cooled chiller for outdoor installation
  • Power range: 55 – 500kW
  • Natural refrigerant propane
  • Low environmental impact (ODP=0, GWP=3)
  • Compact design
  • Eligible for BAFA funding

Legal Restrictions

As no restrictions or bans are expected due to the F-Gas Regulation, propane is considered highly price-stable and future-oriented. By utilizing the low greenhouse effect of the refrigerant and its good compatibility with nature, you bypass any refrigerant regulations and can expect long-term operation with low maintenance costs.

Applications

The system can be used in industrial, process, and commercial facilities. The components are designed for permanent outdoor installation and suitable for long-term operation. With a flexible configuration, the propane refrigeration machine can be tailored to the customer's needs.

 

Operating Limits (Standard Version)

Equipment

Included is a comprehensive controller with text display, a gas warning system with warning light, variable speed fans, purge fans, safety pressure relief valves, flow monitoring, and much more. Customer-side requirements only include a cold water connection and electrical power supply.

  • Fan speed control
  • Protective grilles as touch protection
  • Options: pump module, electronic expansion valves, heat recovery
  • Protective grilles as touch protection
  • Controller with clear text display and warning light
  • Purge fans with gas warning system

Controller

The integrated controller independently manages the unit and performance levels. Operational messages can be relayed to external sources via hardware contacts or bus protocols such as Modbus, LON, Profinet, Profibus, and more, as needed.