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PRODUCTGUIDETHE UK'S LEADING NAME IN HIRE , SALES AND SERVICE

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0800 211 611

Premier House, Darlington StreetWolverhampton, WV1 4JJTel: 01902 328700 Fax: 01902 422466E-mail: [email protected]

Aberdeen ● Ashford ● Basildon Birmingham ● Bovey Tracey ● Bristol Glasgow ● Grangemouth ● InvernessLeeds ● Liverpool ● London CharltonMilton Keynes ● Norwich ● Nottingham Oldham ● Penrith ● Peterborough Pontypridd ● PortsmouthScunthorpe ● Sedgefield ● Slough St. Austell ● Stoke on Trent ● Swansea

We also have operations in Europe and the Middle East.

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With locations across the UK, calling 0800 211 611 is all it takes for our experts to be with you fast. We pride ourselves on delivering a truly local service - nationwide

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1. ANDREWS CLIMATE HIRE SERVICE 2

2. PORTABLE HEATING 4

● Electric Heaters 12

● Direct Fired Gas Heaters 24

● Direct Fired Oil Heaters 27

● Indirect Fired Gas Heaters 29

● Indirect Fired Oil Heaters 31

● High Capacity Heaters 33

● Accessories 37

3. BOILERS 44

4. DEHUMIDIFICATION 54

● Refrigerant Dehumidifiers 60

● Desiccant Dehumidifiers 65

5. HUMIDIFICATION 70

● Portable Humidifiers 71

6. AIR CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATION 74

● Exhaust Tube Units 82

● PAC Units 90

● Self Contained 96

● Evaporative Coolers 97

7. CHILLERS 106 ● Air Handlers 125

8. VENTILATION & EXTRACTOR FANS 133

● Carpet Dryer 136

● Cooling Fans 137

● Ventilator/Extractor Fans 140

9. DEFINITIONS 150

10. NOTES 152

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Established for over 150 years, Andrews Sykes is the UK's largest specialist hire company. Solutions focused, our industry experienced teams provide 24/7 planned and preventative climate control, via a network of over 25 nationwide locations. Our unique structure enables us to reach any UK destination within four hours and our commitment to delivering the finest equipment, service and expertise is unrivalled within the industry.

As well as our extensive depot network in the UK we are able to supply Europe and the Middle East, whether through our own depot locations or our carefully selected agents.

Businesses rely on us whether safeguarding against equipment failure, which can have a detrimental impact on people and service, or providing the right conditions to ensure maximum productivity.

From straightforward hire services to full solution provision including design, planning, project management, installation and running of complex temporary and permanent solutions. We can provide an extensive range of air conditioners, chillers, heaters, boilers, dehumidifiers and ventilation equipment to withstand the toughest applications and the most demanding environments.

With an impressive and varied client portfolio, our ability to provide a competitive and engineered solution for every climate control requirement, coupled with bespoke, flexible contract terms to suit, provides ultimate peace of mind and makes us the preferred choice when it comes to business critical equipment hire.

We look forward to working with you.

Regards,

Paul WoodPaul WoodManaging Director - Andrews Sykes


FOREWORD

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We provide the best cooling and heating equipment at the right price, for virtually every need, location and application. This guide should provide all the data you need to choose the right equipment, including detailed technical information. If you have any questions simply call us free on 0800 211 611.

•Air conditioning, cooling and chilling.•Fully portable air conditioners for locations large

or small.•Stylish portable units for "front of house".•Mobile fluid chillers and fast chillers - from 6 kW to

multi-megawatt packages.•Low temperature chillers down to -15 0C.•Air handlers.•Evaporative coolers.•Cooling fans.•Dehumidifiers and humidifiers.•Pipework, hoses, accessories and all ancillary

equipment.•Heaters, boilers and dryers.•Heat for hire - safe, fume-free warmth anywhere.•Gas and oil indirect and direct-fired heaters.•Easy to use electric heaters.•Fully mobile boiler plant and packaged boilers for

instant heat and hot water.•Site heaters.•Ventilation fans.

1ANDREWS CLIMATE HIRE SERVICE THE ANDREWS CHARTER

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Our mission is to be the world-class climate hire services company, helping our customers to address the real-life challenges they face - whether planned or emergency - in the fastest, most expert, professional and cost effective ways. We want to help our customers control their environment more effectively and pay less.

For our extensive range of products, our commitments are:

•We will have products available 24 hours a day 7 days a week.• We will understand our customers needs to ensure we provide the most

appropriate solution.• We will employ highly qualified engineers with the necessary training and

experience.• Any products ordered before 12.00 midday on a normal working day will

be delivered the same day (if required).• Free of charge site surveys will be carried out within 24 hours of a request

being received.• Any item that is off hired will be collected within 48 hours of the off hire

notice being received.•Any account queries will be resolved within 14 working days.• We will respond to any breakdown within 4 hours of being notified.• All telephone enquiries will be answered within 5 rings of the telephone.


THE ANDREWS CHARTER

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Andrews portable heaters are used in many ways in construction, industry, agriculture, the public sector and facilities management services. Andrews heaters provide direct, efficient and flexible heat to ensure a pleasant working environment or to dry damp areas. When buildings, plants or products must remain frost or cold free or when the cold jeopardises a timely delivery Andrews can offer a solution. When festivals, fairs and exhibitions need to be heated, we can help out. Should the existing heating system malfunction Andrews offers a mobile solution. Andrews develops and produces mobile heaters, which are focused on 3 key characteristics: safety, efficiency and sustainability.

There are 3 types of heaters that can be used: electric, direct-fired and indirect-fired. For directly and indirectly fired heaters, there is a choice of different fuels: gas, kerosene and gas oil.

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Direct firedA direct fired heater uses an electric fan to provide combustion air and also the main air flow to give large volumes of heated air. Fuel is injected into a combustion chamber where it is ignited and burnt at a regulated rate mixing with the main air stream from the fan.

Generally referred to as 100% efficient (based on net calorific value of the fuel) because all the heat generated is discharged into the area to be heated. Andrews direct fired heaters are compact, robust, fully portable and are designed to provide safe controllable heat when and where it is needed. If necessary some can be thermostatically controlled. Direct fired heaters have a wide variety of applications including factories, warehouses, sports halls, churches, loading bays and farm buildings.

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Indirect firedAn indirect fired heater is a more sophisticated form of portable heater which is used to provide large volumes of clean dry heat without any products of combustion. Fuel is injected into a gas tight combustion chamber where it is ignited and burnt at a regulated rate.The products of combustion are exhausted via a simple flue arrangement out to the atmosphere. Electric fans provide combustion air and the main air flow which collects heat indirectly from the heated chamber which is then expelled into the area to be heated.

Indirect heaters are ideal for areas where there is limited ventilation or where there is danger posed by combustible materials. The clean dry heat produced creates a safe, warm fume free environment. Andrews indirect heaters are capable, with the addition of an outlet spigot and flexible ducting, of distributing heat to inaccessible locations.

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ElectricAndrews electric heaters are the surest, fastest and easiest way of heating, drying and thawing. All you need is an electrical socket. There are no exhaust gases, smells or vapours and they are therefore ideal for offices, shops, hospitals, construction projects, marquees, store rooms, workshops, ships, switching stations, garages and in temporary accommodation. Also for drying, in combination with a dehumidifier, of damp buildings, furniture and equipment (fire and water damage).

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Calculations to determine the correct size of Andrews portable heaters to use are shown below.

Determine the temperature rise required inside the space to be heated in 0C.

Find the volume of the space in cubic metres i.e. L x W x H in metres.

What sort of insulation does the building have?

•Well insulated k = 1.2 •Average k = 2.2 •Badly insulated k = 3.0 •Hardly any insulation k = 4.0

Amount of heat required = Temperature rise 0C x Volume in m3 x K x 4 = Btu/h

NB: divide Btu by 3412 to obtain kW for electric heaters.

For fixed permanent installations a full heat loss calculation must be made to take into account construction of the building, air changes etc. Your local Andrews depot will be pleased to help when required.

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For large spaces, capacity can also easily be determined on the basis of a conversion table.

Conversion Table temporary heating in buildings, at a moderate insulation and an outside temperature of -50C.

For good insulation 15% of the rated capacity can be deducted. For poor insulation 15% of the rated capacity should be added.

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Marquee HeatingFor the calculation of the heating capacity of Marquees, depending on the surface, and the time of the year, other standards apply, but the following provides a useful guide.

• January approximately 580 Watt/m2

• February approximately 580 Watt/m2

•March approximately 460 Watt/m2

•April approximately 400 Watt/m2

•May until September approximately 350 Watt/m2

•October approximately 400 Watt/m2

•November approximately 460 Watt/m2

•December approximately 580 Watt/m2

Positioning Andrews heatersWhen positioning mobile heaters it is important that the fan has enough space to draw in air. The hot air flow coming out of the device should be directed towards the area requiring heat. When using multiple heaters, the devices should be placed in such a way that the air streams do not overlap. Indirect-fired heaters and electric heaters can also be set up outside of the room. The heated air can then be transferred to the room through an air hose.

If the temperature of the outside air is considerably lower than the temperature of the air inside, this will reduce the heat output of the equipment.

Outside or inside installationHeaters with capacities of over 100 KW are, because of their large size, often placed outside. In that case, the heated air is transported inside via

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air hoses or ducts. A major disadvantage of a heater arranged outside is that there is significantly more energy required, and thus fuel, than with a heater arranged inside. An inside heater heats on the basis of recirculation, and heats up already heated air. A heater that is located outdoors, heats relatively cold outside air and then blows it inside. It is therefore logical that a heater arranged outside needs a lot more time to get a space at the desired temperature than an inside heater. Hence, the fuel costs in an outdoor installation is often 2 to 3 times higher, depending on the desired indoor temperature and the outdoor temperature. For that reason Andrews produces compact heaters that can get through most doors. Also, there is the possibility to provide an outdoor heater with a hose, to recirculate already heated air. In this way, energy costs can be reduced.

FuelAndrews heaters are powered by different fuels: diesel (so-called red diesel), kerosene, natural gas and propane. Andrews is able to supply all fuel types and for large applications we can supply bulk tanks which are installed outside. Andrews has a large number of environmental tanks for heating oil, double walled IBC tanks with a capacity of 1,000 to 3,000 litres. For propane Andrews works with a number of leading gas suppliers who can deliver bulk propane tanks with a capacity of up to 5,000 litres. By making use of a bulk tank, heating is not only very easy, labour cost is also considerably reduced.

Energy consumption and costsElectric heaters are widely used, because of the ease of operation and the production of clean, dry heat. Especially for small spaces, with a capacity of up to 500 m3, the electric heater is an excellent heat source at an attractive rate for hire. However, keep in mind that an electric heater uses more energy than other heat sources.

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ELECTRIC HEATER - DE 25 DE 65 - ELECTRIC HEATER

Nominal heating dutyAir flow (max)Typical heated areaPower supply

Plug typeNoise level (max)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)Control

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2.8 kW 9,553 btu250 m3/h 67.6 m3 230 or 110 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 12.2 or 25.4 ABS1363 230 V or BS4343 32 A 110 V50.6 dBA @ 1 metre11 kg 320 x 260 x 360 mmDE25 Manual orDE25T Automatic (integral thermostat)2.8 kW/h

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DE 65 - ELECTRIC HEATER


Heating duty (max)Air flow (max)Typical heated areaPower supplyGenerator sizePlug typeNoise level (max)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)Control

Power consumption (max)

13 kW 44,356 btu600 m3/h 314 m3 415 V 3 ph +E 50 Hz Run 18.2 A (max)16.5 kVABS4343 3 ph 4 pin 32 A56.6 dBA @ 1 metre25 kg 600 x 360 x 450 mmManual (in line automatic thermostat/contactor available)13 kW/h

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ELECTRIC HEATER - DE 95

Heating duty (max)Air flow (max)Typical heated areaPower supplyGenerator sizePlug typeNoise level (max)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)Control

20 kW 68,240 btu1,500 m3/h484 m3 415 V 3 ph + E 50 Hz Run 28 A (max)25 kVABS4343 32 A 3 ph 4 pin61 dBA @ 1 metre32 kg 470 x 410 x 580 mmManual (in line auto stat/contactor available)

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Nominal heating dutyAir flow (max)Typical heated areaPower supplyNoise level (max)Plug typeWeightDimensions (L x W x H)Duct length (max)Duct sizeControlAverage power consumption

2.8 kW 9,553 btu200 m3/h67 m3 230 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 12 A44 dBA @ 1 metreUK 13A10.5 kg 395 x 332 x 310 mm3 metres100 mmAutomatic integral thermostat2.8 kW/h

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ELECTRIC HEATER - CT40

Nominal heating dutyAir flow (max)Typical heated areaPower supplyNoise level (max)Plug typeGeneratorWeightDimensions (L x W x H)Duct length (max)Duct sizeControlAverage power consumption

10 kW 34,120 btu500 m3/h241 m3 415 V 3 ph + E 50 Hz Run 14 A57 dBA @ 1 metreBS4343 4 pin 16 A12.5 kVA19 kg 670 x 320 x 310 mm3 metres120 mmAutomatic integral thermostat10 kW/h


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Nominal heating dutyAir flow (max)Typical heated areaPower supplyNoise level (max)Plug typeGeneratorWeightDimensions (L x W x H)Duct length (max)Duct sizeControlAverage power consumption

20 kW 68,240 btu900 m3/h483 m3 415 V 3 ph + E 50 Hz Run 28 A62 dBA @ 1 metreBS4343 4 pin 32 A25 kVA28 kg 980 x 515 x 480 mm5 metres150 mmAutomatic integral thermostat20 kW/h


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OIL FILLED RADIATOR - ELECTRIC HEATERELECTRIC HEATER - ESH20/40

Nominal heating dutyAir flow (max)Typical heated areaPower supplyPlug typeGeneratorNoise level (max)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)Duct length (max)Duct sizeControlAverage power consumption

40 kW 136,480 btu3,851 m3/h 966 m3 415 V 3 ph + E 50 Hz Run 64 ABS4343 125 A 4 pin60 kVA98.6 dBA @ 1 metre93 kg 950 x 720 x 790 mm15 metres450 mmManual (plug in thermostat available)40 kW/h

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OIL FILLED RADIATOR - ELECTRIC HEATER

Nominal heating dutyTypical heated areaPower supplyWeightDimensions (L x W x H)ControlAverage power consumption

2.5 kW 8,530 btu60.4 m3 230 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 10.86 A15 kg 170 x 500 x 670 mmAutomatic integral stat2.5 kW/h

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ELECTRIC HEATER - LOTUS CERAMIC QUARTZ - ELECTRIC HEATER

Nominal heating dutyTypical heated areaPower supplyPlug typeWeightDimensions (L x W x H)ControlPower consumption (max)

2.4 kW 8,188 btu57.9 m3 230 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 10.4 ABS1363 230 V6 kg 340 x 400 x 490 mmManual2.4 kW/h

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QUARTZ - ELECTRIC HEATER


Nominal heating dutyTypical heated areaPower supply

Plug typeWeightDimensions (L x W x H)ControlAverage power consumption

3.0 kW 10,236 btu72 m3 230 or 110 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 13 or 27.2 ABS1363 230 V or BS4343 32 A 110V20 kg 505 x 477 x 906 mmManual3 kW/h

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ELECTRIC HEATER - CERAMIC ACCESSORIES FOR ELECTRIC HEATERS

Nominal heating dutyTypical heated areaPower supply

Plug typeWeightDimensions (L x W x H)ControlAverage power consumption

3.0 kW 10,236 btu72 m3 230 or 110 V 1ph 50 Hz Run 13 or 27.2 ABS1363 230 V or BS4343 32 A 110 V20 kg 505 x 477 x 906 mmManual3 kW/h

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All of our electric heaters have plugs attached, three phase models may be supplied with 4 or 5 pin versions.

Extension leads are available in a variety of lengths and voltages.

Our DE range can be supplied with thermostats.

The CT range can be provided with 5 metre ducting.

Generator and distribution solutions are available for all applications.

Andrews Heat for Hire can also supply telemetry equipment to allow remote and recorded monitoring of temperatures, particularly useful in heat load tests.

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DIRECT FIRED GAS HEATER - CATALYTIC G33DV - DIRECT FIRED GAS HEATER

Nominal heating duty (max)Typical heated areaWeightDimensions (L x W x H)ControlFuel typeFuel consumptionCylinderMax. operating pressure

3.0 kW 10,236 btu 72.5 m3 14 kg 340 x 420 x 700 mmManualLPG butane.219 kg/h15 kg.28 barAtmosphere analyser safety as standard

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G33DV - DIRECT FIRED GAS HEATER


Nominal heating dutyAir flowTypical heated areaPower supplyPlug typeNoise levelWeightDimensions (L x W x H)ControlFuel typeFuel consumptionMinimum cylinder(s)Max. operating pressure

37.92 kW 129,383 btu1045 m3/h 916 m3

230/110 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run .7/1.3 ABS1363 250 V BS4343 16A 110V79 dBA @ 1 metre13 kg 610 x 325 x 515 mmManualLPG Propane only2.95 kg/h2 x 47 kg1.5 bar

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DIRECT FIRED GAS HEATER - G80DV MODEL 30 - DIRECT FIRED OIL HEATER

Nominal heating dutyAir flowTypical heated areaPower supplyPlug typeNoise levelWeightDimensions (L x W x H)ControlFuel typeFuel consumptionMinimum cylinder(s)Max. operating pressure

82.43 kW 281,251 btu2,190 m3/h1,930 m3

230/110 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 0.65/1.3 ABS1363 250 V BS4343 16A 110V77 dBA @ 1 metre25 kg878 x 450 x 579mmManualLPG Propane only6.4 kg/h3 x 47 kg2 bar

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MODEL 30 - DIRECT FIRED OIL HEATER


Nominal heating dutyAir flow (max)Typical heated areaPower supplyPlug typeNoise level (max)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)ControlFuel typeFuel consumptionTank capacityHours run

28 kW 95,536 btu500 m3/h 675 m3 230/110 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 1.6/3.35 ABS1363 230 V BS4343 16 A 110 V73 dBA @ 1 metre31 kg 860 x 485 x 530 mmAutomatic External Controls AvailableGas Oil or Kerosene2.6 l/h30 litres11.3 hours per tank

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DIRECT FIRED OIL HEATER - MODEL 40 IDRG30 - INDIRECT FIRED GAS HEATER

Nominal heating dutyAir flowTypical heated areaPower supplyPlug typeNoise levelWeightDimensions (L x W x H)ControlFuel typeFuel consumptionTank capacityHours run

43 kW 146,716 btu1,050 m3/h 1,050 m3 230/110 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 2/4.1 ABS1363 230v / BS4343 16A 110v79 dBA @ 1 metre37 kg 930 x 560 x 615 mmAutomatic External Controls AvailableGas Oil or Kerosene4.09 l/h46 litres11.2 hours per tank

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IDRG30 - INDIRECT FIRED GAS HEATER


Nominal heating dutyTypical heated areaPower supplyPlug typeNoise level (max)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)ControlFuel typeFuel consumptionMinimum cylinders(s)Flue

26 kW 88,712 btu628 m3 230/110 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 1.2/2.5 ABS1363 230 V BS4343 16 A 110 V62.3 dBA @ 1 metre180 kg 1,550 x 560 x 1,651 mmAutomatic external controls availableLPG propane only1.86 l/h1 x 47 kgOptional

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INDIRECT FIRED GAS HEATER - IG60 DV 51 KW ID35 - INDIRECT FIRED OIL HEATER

Nominal heating dutyAir flowTypical heated areaPower supplyPlug typeNoise level (max)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)Max. duct lengthDuct diameter sizeControlFuel typeFuel consumptionMinimum cylinder(s)Optional flueOptional fresh air intake to burner

51kW 174,012 btu5,000 m3/h 1,232 m3 230/110 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 1.75/3.7 ABS1363 230 V BS4343 16 A 110 V71 dBA @ 1 metre82 kg 1,350 x 660 x 950 mm10 metres450 mmAutomatic external controls availableLPG propane3.64 kg per hour2 x 47 kg108 mm x 10 metres max

150 mm x 10 metres max

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ID35 - INDIRECT FIRED OIL HEATER


Normal heating dutyAir flow (max)Typical heated areaPower supplyPlug typeNoise level (max)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)Minimum flue Maximum duct lengthDuct diameter size ControlFuel typeFuel consumptionTank capacityHours run (max, with flue adapter)

24.8kW 84,617 btu1,450 m3/h600 m3

230 V 1ph 50Hz Run 1.5ABS1363 230 V75 dBA @ 1 metre58 kg (95 kg fuelled)1250 x 490 x 690 mm1 metre (150mm od)16 metres300mmExternal thermostat optionGas Oil4.08 l/h40 litres

15 hour (single tank)

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INDIRECT FIRED OIL HEATER - ID60 DV AURORA FH111DV - HIGH CAPACITY HEATER

Nominal heating dutyAir flow (max)Typical heated areaPower supplyPlug typeNoise level (max)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)Minimum flueMaximum duct lengthDuct diameter sizeControlFuel typeFuel consumptionTank capacity

60kW 204,720 btu3,060 m3/h 1,500 m3 230/110 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 6.2/15.1 ABS1363 230 V / BS4343 16 A 110 V73.3 dBA @ 1 metre220 kg 1,500 x 775 x 1,220 mm600 x 127 mm30 metres300 mmAutomatic external controls availableGas Oil or Kerosene6.98 l/hSee fuel buggy details on page 38

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AURORA FH111DV - HIGH CAPACITY HEATER


Nominal heating dutyAir flow (max)Typical heated areaPower supplyPlug type

Noise level (max)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)Duct length (max)Duct sizeControl

Fuel typeFuel consumptionFlue size

110 kW 375,320 btu8,000 m3/h2,440 m3 230/110 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 9.2/22 ABS4343 230 V 16 A BS4343 110 V 32 A79 dBA @ 1 metre380 kg 2,230 x 780 x 1,340 mm40 metres450 mmManual, external controls available(24 V external control circuit)Gas Oil10.9 l/h1 mtr x 200 mm

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HIGH CAPACITY HEATER - AURORA FH185 AURORA FH2000S - HIGH CAPACITY HEATER

Nominal heating dutyAir flow (max)Typical heated areaPower supplyPlug typeGenerator size Noise level (max)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)Duct length (max)Duct sizeControl

Fuel typeFuel consumptionFlue size

200 kW 682,000 btu15,000 m3/h 4,204 m3 415 V 3 ph +E 50 Hz Run 10.4 ABS4343 4 pin 3 ph 32 A 27 kVA82 dBA @ 1 metre428 kg 2,710 x 910 x 1,520 mm40 metres600 mmManual, external controls available(24 V external control circuit)Gas Oil18 l/h1 mtr x 200 mm

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AURORA FH2000S - HIGH CAPACITY HEATER


Nominal heating dutyAir flow (max)Typical heated areaPower supplyPlug typeGenerator sizeNoise level (max)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)Duct length (max)Duct sizeControl

Fuel typeFuel consumptionFlue (min)

200 kW 682,000 btu12,000 m3/h 4,108 m3 415 V 3 ph +E 50 Hz Run 7.5 ABS4343 3 ph 4 pin 32 A 25 kVA76.5 dBA @ 1 metre545 kg 2,400 x 800 x 1,370 mm40 metres300 mm x 4Manual, external controls available(24 V external control circuit)Gas Oil18.2 l/h1 mtr x 200 mm

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HIGH CAPACITY HEATER - AURORA FH4000 ACCESSORIES FOR INDIRECT AND DIRECT FIRED HEATERS

Nominal heating duty (max)Air flow (max)Typical heated areaPower supplyPlug typeGenerator size (soft start)Noise level (max)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)Duct length (max)Duct sizeControl

Fuel typeFuel consumption (max)Flue (min)

383 kW 1,306,796 btu24,000 m3/h 8,457 m3 415 V 3 ph +E 50 Hz Run 20 ABS4343 4 pin 3 ph 32 A 20 kVA76.5 dBA @ 1 metre1300 kg 3,850 x 1,200 x 2,015 mm40 metres600 mm x 2Manual, external controls available(24 V external control circuit)Gas Oil38 l/h1 mtr x 250 mm

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The G 33 should preferably be connected to a 47 Kg propane cylinder. The G 80 must be connected to at least three 47 Kg cylinders. When using too few bottles, or bottles that are too small, the heat output of the unit is adversely affected and this can result in the interruption of the gas supply to the unit.

The Andrews Special Air Diffuser Boxes are available in 950mm or 450mm sizes. They are double skinned and insulated to ensure low surface temperatures are maintained. They provide directable warm air via directional loovers and give that elegant touch in high profile areas such as marquees. For large gas uses and at low temperatures (below +5 °C) Andrews recommends connecting multiple cylinders with a cylinder pairing set and not placing the cylinders in areas that are too cold. If you would like more information about the supply of gas, simply contact your local Andrews depot.


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CapacityDimensions (L x W x H)Dry weightSuitability

90 Litres600 x 500 x 1,000 mm57 kgDiesel only

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Mobility

1,000 Litres1,610 x 1,240 x 1,290 mm449 kg

2,000 Litres2,225 x 1,250 x 1,540 mm672 kg

2,800 Litres2,585 x 1,200 x 1,525 mm900 kg

3,000 Litres2,470 x 1,245 x 1,845 mm1,000 kg

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Ducting is available in 3m to 10m lengths in 8", 12", 18" and 24" diameter.

Also available are Y pieces, T pieces and diffusers for specific applications.

Other non-standard sizes are also available, please contact your local depot for more information.

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Thermostat T16Power supply volt/amps 110 V or 230 V 1 ph Max. current 5 AWeight with 10 metre cable1 kg Dimensions W/L/H83 x 106 x 200 mmOperationManual set point - automatic

Thermostat T32Power supply volt/amps 415V 3 ph + E 50 HzMax. 32 A/phPlug typeInput BS4343 3 ph 32 A 4 pin plugOutput BS4343 3 ph 32 A 4 pin inletWeight with cable and plugs3 kg Dimensions w/l/h107 x 105 x 200 mm

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With a wide range of electrical fuel delivery pumps, Andrews supplies the latest in fuel transfer rental equipment for our heating and boiler range. Andrews can deliver to you fast from our nationwide depots and offer a genuine 24/7/365 days a year efficient and friendly service. If you have excessive fuel distribution runs or cannot use gravity fed fuel systems, Andrews experienced service team can help you decide which fuel pumping system is best to overcome any situation.

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With a wide range of electrical distribution equipment, Andrews supplies the latest in power rental equipment to meet all your requirements. Andrews can deliver to you fast from our nationwide depots and offer a genuine 24/7/365 days a year efficient and friendly service. Our experienced service team can help you decide which distribution system is best for you to help with your power needs. Our distribution hire service promise is to be on site within four hours of your call with reliable and tested distribution units for all your needs.

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BOILERS BOILERS

Delivering instant heat and hot water, wherever and whenever they're needed.

Whether it's support during maintenance, refits and new build or an emergency following a breakdown, our fully mobile boilers are the most advanced and efficient available. We also guarantee fast delivery and installation from our depots nationwide: a genuine 24/7 service, 365 days' a year.

Our portable oil and gas fired boilers can be coupled to any existing heating and hot water system quickly. All LPHW (Low Pressure Hot Water) boilers deliver large volumes of hot water on demand: for indoor and outdoor locations, at any time of the year, for a range of commercial, industrial and leisure applications.

The range extends from 22 kW to multi-megawatt packages, with every unit featuring high specifications as standard.

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Natural gas and oil fired boilers: the UK's most modern and efficient boiler hire fleet.

24/7 boiler hire, service and sales support UK-wide - 365 days a year.

We offer a 4 hour response.

��Environmentally friendly, energy efficient equipment.

��For planned support, disaster recovery and business continuity.

�Installation, commissioning and servicing by qualified engineers.

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Air Handling Unit(internal/external)

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The Andrews packaged boiler system provides a fast efficient solution to a wide range of applications required hot water.

Andrews packaged boilers are housed in vandal proof sound and thermally insulated steel containers, finished in discrete silver grey, delivering 500 kW per unit from oil fired burners.

The Andrews package boilers are equipped with lifting lugs fork-lift truck pockets and adjustable feet, for ease of on site locations, with fast coupling technology on all essential connections ensuring fast trouble free installation.

The Andrews packaged boilers are used in conjunction with our comprehensive range of thermostatically controlled fan coils or air handling units, we supply flexible warm air delivery solutions for many varied applications and locations, including offices, marquees, factories, public buildings etc.

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Warm Air

This system is often used where a product requires heating but due to the nature of the product it must not come into contact with the boiler circuit. To satisfy this requirement if the boiler is used in conjunction with a heat exchanger, a plate heat exchanger is preferred for this type of application; this will keep separate the boiler flow and the process flow.

The Andrews packaged boiler may be used to maintain hot water and heating flow to existing systems, in the event of planned maintenance to existing plant or fast on site temporary installation during breakdown situations.

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Nominal heating dutyPower supplyPlug typeNoise levelWeightDimensions (L x W x H)Fuel typeFuel consumption

22 KW 75,064 btu415 V 3ph N+EBS4343 5 pin 32 Amps35 dBA @ 10 metres50 Kg600 x 550 x 1,100 mmElectric14.4/21.5 kW

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Nominal heating dutyPower supplyPlug typeNoise levelWeightDimensions (L x W x H)Fuel typeFuel consumption

36 KW 123,084 btu415 V 3ph N+EBS4343 5 pin 63 Amps35 dBA @ 10 metres60 Kg600 x 560 x 1,100 mmElectric21.5/36 kW

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Nominal heating dutyPower supplyPlug typeNoise levelWeightDimensions (L x W x H)Fuel typeMax fuel consumption

100 KW 341,200 btu240 V 1 ph N+E 50 Hz Run 10 ABS4343 16A45 dBA @ 10 metres980 kg2,200 x 1,550 x 2,400 mmGas Oil/Natural Gas12.5 l/h

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250 KW 880,300 btu 240 V 1 ph N+E 50 Hz Run 10 ABS4343 16A45 dBA @ 10 metres2,000 kg3,000 x 2,400 x 2,600 mmGas Oil/Natural Gas31 l/h

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375 kW 1,279,500 btu415 V 3ph N+E 50 Hz Run 10ABS4343 5 pin 16 A45 dBA @ 10 metres2,550 kg5,000 x 2,200 x 2,700 mmGas Oil44 l/h

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500 kW 1,706,000 btu415 V 3ph N+E 50 Hz Run 10ABS4343 5 pin 32 A45 dBA @ 10 metres2,500 kg3,000 x 2,400 x 2,600 mmGas Oil/Natural Gas60 l/h

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Tackling high moisture problems with reliable refrigerant and desiccant dryers. If you're experiencing moisture problems in a room or building, our powerful and reliable dehumidifiers can handle up to 890 litres dehumidification capacity a day, delivering high levels of drying power. Typical applications include building and construction, offices, industry and manufacturing, agriculture, warehousing and logistics, and even domestic homes.

Two types are available:Refrigerant - using an evaporator and condenser, these are the most commonly used in the British climate, providing keep-dry areas up 13,600m3 and dry out areas up to 6,400m3.

Desiccant - using moisture-absorbing materials like silica gel, these units are for when very low relative humidity is needed, if work is being carried out at extremely low temperatures, a low dew point is essential, or for when the unit has to be ducted into the area that needs drying.

With free site surveys and friendly customer service on 0800 211 611, our specialists can help you decide which unit is best for you.

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The operation of refrigerant dryersRefrigerant dryers cool air intake considerably by means of an evaporator section in a closed refrigeration system. As a result of this cooling, the relative humidity of the air over the evaporator raises to above 100% and water vapour condenses. This water (or condensation) is either drained into a reservoir or through a hose to a drain, water container or a suitable outside location. The heat generated in the cooling system condenser is used to warm the returned air to a temperature above that of the original intake. Each time the room air is passed through the dryer a quantity of moisture is removed from the air, therefore the humidity within the room is reduced. Refrigerant dryers are typically positioned within the room to be dried and require little attention whilst in operation.

The operation of desiccant dryersA desiccant dryer uses the hygroscopic properties of moisture-absorption materials such as silica gel or lithium chloride. These materials are impregnated within a rotating ceramic wheel, over which the humid air from the room is blown. The hygroscopic material absorbs a large percentage of the moisture from the air, therefore reducing the humidity in the area. The wheel is left very wet, it then continues to rotate slowly and the section which is saturated with moisture is heated with an electric heater, to vaporise the water. This warm and very humid air is then expelled outside through a length of flexible ducting. As well as being able to place a desiccant unit within a room that is to be dried, desiccant dryers are often used in applications where it is not possible to position a dryer, such as hazardous areas or areas with limited access such as pipes and tanks.

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Applications of refrigerant and desiccant dryersRefrigerant dryers are most commonly used in the British climate. Desiccant dryers tend to be only used in the following situations:•a very low relative humidity is required (< 40%) •the work is being carried out at extremely low temperatures (< -10°C)•a low dew point is essential (for example tank-coating)•the unit has to be ducted into the area that needs drying

A refrigerant dryer uses about one third of the energy of a similar desiccant dryer, therefore the obvious advantage (especially on site) is that it requires much less electricity so that running costs are usually reduced. A desiccant dryer is more efficient than a refrigerant dryer at about -5°C.

Typical applications include•drying out buildings during construction/finishing•drying out after a fire or flood•storage of delicate products that are moisture sensitive•keeping electrical switch rooms dry•equipment drying rooms on construction sites, outdoor activity centres,

fire stations etc•the drying out of pipework and tanks prior to repainting/coating

Fire and water damageIn the case of fire and water damage immediate, fast and professional action is essential to avoid further damage. Andrews hire dryers, heaters and fans to reduce relative humidity and to ventilate polluted air. Corrosion (HCL) can be stopped; buildings, furniture and inventory can be saved and thus restoration costs can be minimized.

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Material % R.H. Material % R.H

Nuts 60-65Chocolate 40-50Onions 65-70Furniture 50-55Flower bulbs 70-75

Steel 55Electronics 55Switch Rooms 60Paper 55-65Artwork 55

Building dryingThe most important reason for using building dryers is to minimize the total building time by creating the perfect conditions for painting, plastering, finishing floors and ceilings, wall-paper etc. Andrews has the right dryer available whether you need a building dryer for a house, a cellar, a safe storage or complete utility.

Humidity control during storageIncreasingly, higher demands are made upon the relative humidity standards for all storage including agricultural products, electronic components, sheet steel, food, paper products, powders, objects d'art, antiques etc. The list is almost endless.

Typical relative humidity conditions

To avoid mould the relative humidity has to be maintained below 70% R.H.

Dehumidification with an Andrews refrigerant building dryer is up to 75% cheaper than using heating in combination with ventilation to dry a room.

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Calculation and selection of the correct dehumidifier or dryerTo correctly decide upon the most efficient way of drying an area many factors need to be considered: temperature, materials, relative humidity and drying time. This calculation is best left to the experts at Andrews who, armed with a hygrometer and psychrometric chart, will give you the very best advice - free of charge - on how to use our units.

Basic 'rule of thumb' sizing Refrigerant unitsThese are usually sized taking a typical RH of 75% at an air temperature of 20°C, the performance of the unit will vary greatly as the temperature and RH rises or falls. Typically the units are shown to be able to keep an area in cubic metres dry, based on the above conditions. The dry out area is usually around 50% of this as the area is assumed to be already wet and this moisture needs to be removed.

Desiccant unitsIn general a desiccant unit is suitable to dehumidify a room with a volume two times bigger than the dry air volume produced by the dryer. A desiccant dryer with a dry air volume of 1,600 m3/hr is suitable to dry a room of approximately 3,200 m3.

Installation of a dehumidifierBefore the installation of a dehumidifier, the room to be dried has to be sealed as well as possible. This means the room's windows and doors are kept closed and gaps and ventilation holes are covered so that humid air is prevented from flowing inside from the outside. Plastic covers are suitable for sealing a room - it is not necessary to use heat insulation!If one dryer is to be used it should be positioned in the middle of the room. For larger rooms, where more dryers are used, the total room should be divided into as many equal sections as dryers to be used. A dryer is installed in the middle of each section to ensure perfect air circulation. The dryer has

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to be positioned so it can blow dry air without obstruction, and its air inlet grill remains clear. If dryers are used in conjunction with heaters (electrical or indirect fired) make sure hot air is not blown in the direction of the dryers. The condensation from the dryer can be caught in a container or a hose can be used to drain the condensation to outside or to a drain. In this case the water has to be piped off vertically otherwise leakages will occur. Larger Andrews dryers remove condensation by means of a condensation pump - a new development in dehumidification technology. This pump allows the condensation to be easily pumped upwards through a window or down to an outside drain. Due to this new development it is no longer necessary to empty and to check the waterbuckets, for example during the weekends and holidays.

Faster dryingFor a faster drying process, dryers can be installed together with Andrews ventilation fans. The increased air circulation results in faster moisture evaporation, minimising the danger of shrink damage from drying out too fast. In some cases the addition of indirect or electrical heaters may be recommended.

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REFRIGERANT DEHUMIDIFIER - FD15 DV FD30 DV - REFRIGERANT DEHUMIDIFIER

DEHUMIDIFICATION

Nominal extraction duty at 75% @ 20°CAir flow (max)Keep dry area (typical)Dry out area (typical)Power supplyPlug typeNoise level (max)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)ControlAverage power consumption

16 litres/24hr225 m3/h382.5 m3 187 m3

230/110 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 3.8/7.6 ABS1363 230 V BS4343 16 A 110 V53 dBA @ 1 metre33 kg 355 x 355 x 570 mmAdjustable humidistat430 W/h

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34 litres/24hr380 m3/h646 m3 317 m3

230/110 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 4.1/9 ABS1363 230 V BS4343 16 A 110 V57 dBA @ 3 metres37 kg 363 x 361 x 805 mmManual (humidistat option)730 W/h

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DEHUMIDIFICATION


34 litres/24hr380 m3/h850 m3 400 m3

230/110 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 4.1/9 ABS1363 230 V BS4343 16 A 110 V57 dBA @ 3 metres68 kg 940 x 630 x 1,110 mmManual (humidistat option)650 W/h

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150 litres/24hr2,200 m3/h3,200 m3 1,500 m3

415 V 3 ph 50 Hz Run 8 AHard wire58 dBA @ 1 metre130 kg 660 x 660 x 1,313 mmHumidistat option2.7 kW/h

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DEHUMIDIFICATION


600 litres/24hr9,000 m3/h13,600 m3 6,400 m3

415 V 3 ph N+E 50 Hz Run 18 AHard wire 563 dBA @ 1 metre497 kg 1,730 x 1,250 x 1,600 mmHumidistat option12 kW/h

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Nominal extraction duty at 75% @ 20°CAir flow (max)Keep dry area (typical)Power supplyPlug typeGenerator size Duct lengthNoise level (max)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)ControlAverage power consumption

33 litres/24hr160 m3/h380 m 110 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 11.5 ABS4343 110 V 32 A3 kVA5 metres66 dBA @ 1 metre30 kg 450 x 455 x 470 mmHumidistat Option1.28 kW/h

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DEHUMIDIFICATION

Nominal extraction duty at 75% @ 20°CAir flow (max)Power supplyPlug typeGenerator sizeDuct length (max)Noise level (max)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)ControlAverage power consumption

258 litres/24hr1,600 m3/h415 V 3 ph N+E 50 Hz Run 24 ABS4343 5 pin 32 A25 kVA40 metres82.75 dBA @ 1 metre285 kg 666 x 1,670 x 1,400 mmHumidistat option17 kW/h

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300 litres/24hr2,000 m3/h415 V 3 ph N+E 50 Hz Run 28.5 ABS4343 5 pin 32 A26 kVA40 metres82.75 dBA @ 1 metre225 kg 1,290 x 890 x 1,050 mmHumidistat option20 kW/h

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888 litres/24hr5,500 m3/h415 V 3 ph +E 50 Hz Run 72 AHard wired75 kVA50 metres94 dBA @ 3 metre600 kg 1,600 x 1,000 x 1,800 mmHumidistat option50 kW/h

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Ducting is available in various lengths and diameters.

Humidity Thermostats (Humidistats).

Condensate tubing.

�Condensate Collection Containers.

�110V Transformers.

Andrews Dehumidification can also supply telemetry equipment to allow remote and recorded monitoring of humidity and temperature.

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Helping you deal with low humidity in modern environments.

In air conditioned buildings, especially those with lots of electrical and electronic equipment, low humidity and the problems it creates can be a big issue. Our humidifiers mean you can wave goodbye to sore throats, dry eyes and static electric shocks.

These compact and reliable units add moisture to room air and so increase humidity. Simple to operate and fully portable from room to room, simply add water and plug in to a standard power socket. They are ideal for locations including offices, IT and communications rooms, printing processes, industrial processes and manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, hospitals, museums and art galleries.

With free site surveys and friendly customer service on 0800 211 611, our specialists can help you decide which unit is best for you.

l� �Price competitivel� �Environmentally friendly, energy efficient unitsl� �Discounts for continuous hire periods and

special packages for everything from a single room to multiple sites

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Duty Rated 20% rh. 25°CAir flow (max)Power supplyNoise levelWeightDimensions (L x W x H)Reservoir capacityAverage power consumption

1.8 l/h 500 m3/h230 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 0.65 A57 dBA @ 3 metres11 kg 345 x 550 x 610 mm19.5 litres150 W/h

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2.4 l/h500 m3/h230 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 2.2 A59 dBA @ 3 metres13 kg 305 x 610 x 660 mm26 litres500 W/h

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100 ltr/24hr 4.2 l/h230 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 0.9 A-24 kg 755 x 365 x 620 mm50 litres150 W/h

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When the temperature rises, it reduces our work performance and equipment failures can occur. To avoid these problems, Andrews offers a wide range of temporary, portable air conditioners based on air and water cooled versions and with or without external air-cooled heat exchangers as well as a wide range of chillers.

The basic principle of air conditioningAn air conditioner is a closed refrigerant system, comprising of an evaporator, a compressor, a condenser and an expansion valve (or capillary), which are all connected to each other with refrigerant piping. Refrigerant gas is circulated within the system in the direction shown in the below drawing.

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The indoor unit, which is usually installed in the room to be cooled, contains the process where the refrigerant evaporates within the cold element (evaporator). This evaporation is caused because the refrigerant has a very low boiling point of -40.8ºC at atmospheric pressure. To enable the evaporation, a rise in temperature is necessary. This rise is supplied by the air of the room which is to be cooled and in which the evaporator is situated. As air is passed over the evaporator the air temperature will drop and therefore enable the room air temperature to be reduced.

The compressor draws the vapour refrigerant and reduces the pressure in the evaporator. Because of this pressure reduction the refrigerant evaporates. The vapour which is drawn by the compressor is then compressed. The pressure and temperature of the gas rises as it is compressed into the condenser, where the warm gas is cooled down to the condensation temperature of the refrigerant. Subsequently the vapour returns back to liquid again. In the condenser the process is almost directly opposite to the evaporator. The condenser requires cooling otherwise the temperature and gas pressure will rise too high. For this cooling process either water or air can be used.

The vapour which has now returned to liquid again is now passed through the expansion valve (or capillary) to the evaporator. Because of the narrowing of the pipe work the pressure decreases and the refrigerant evaporates once more. To enable this evaporation the warm air is needed and so the circuit is closed.

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The operation of portable air conditioners: Andrews offer 3 principle types of portable air conditioners. These are:

1. Exhaust tube units: both the evaporator and condenser are positioned within the room unit. The majority of the air that is passed through the unit is directed over the evaporator and returns back into the room, as cooled air. A smaller volume of air is passed across the condenser to cool the refrigerant gas. This air needs to be removed from the room as it becomes hot. An exhaust tube is used to remove this hot air via an opening in the room (usually through a window). In some cases the exhaust tube may be positioned into a false ceiling void, advice should be sought before using this system.

2. Split type units (refrigerant): These are models similar to the PAC14, such units are supplied in 2 parts, a room unit and a condenser. The room unit placed within the area to be cooled comprises of an evaporator and a compressor. The room air enters the unit and once passed across the evaporator is returned into the room as cooled air. The external unit which is connected to the room unit by a flexible pipe, contains the condenser which needs to cooled by ambient air, therefore the external unit needs to be positioned outside of the room to be cooled. Typically the condenser is hung from a window.

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3. Split type units (water)These units are the PAC15, PAC22 and Zephyr, such units are also supplied in 2 parts, a room unit and a heat exchanger. The principle in operation is very similar to that of the refrigerant units. The major difference is that the condenser is placed within the room unit and cooled by water. The water is then circulated to the external unit (heat exchanger) via flexible pipes before returning to the room unit. The system is totally sealed and requires no further water once the unit is in place. The main advantage of this system is that the connection pipes can be extended - up to 30 metres - allowing the heat exchanger to be positioned away from the room unit.

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For the installation of an air conditioner, a number of issues are important:1. Ensure that an air-cooled condenser gets enough fresh air

(install outside or indoors with sufficient ventilation).2. Let the evaporator or the indoor unit blow out the cool air freely

(ie not against cabinets, beams, fluorescent lights), to ensure a draft-free air distribution.

3. Make sure the evaporator is level, otherwise the drip tray may overflow.

4. Make sure the condensate can be safely discharged.5. Make sure the distance between the indoor and outdoor unit is not

too great (up to 30 meters).6. Provide adequate voltage. 7. Provide adequate water pressure and volume for the water-cooled

types. Applications for temporary air conditioning equipment•Offices•Events & Exhibitions•Temporary accommodation (eg. portable buildings)•Shops and Restaurant•Storage of heat-sensitive products (eg. chocolate)•Computer server rooms•Spot Cooling•Schools•Telecommunication rooms•Laboratories•Hospitals•Production Facilities•Process control rooms •Hotel and conference centres•Printing and reprographics•Any application where a fixed unit has broken down or needs to be shut down

for maintenance.

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PORTABLE EVAPORATIVE AIR COOLERS


The UK leader in portable evaporative coolers for hireThere are many applications where it is impossible or impractical to use portable air conditioners. In such cases an alternative may be the use of an evaporative air cooler. Often used where access to an external source is unavailable, the Andrews range of stand alone evaporative air coolers are an ideal solution to uncomfortable conditions.

The evaporative concept is designed to cool fresh air through the process of natural evaporation by drawing air across a wet filter and providing a refreshing air flow. As the air passes the wet filter, a drop in temperature will be experienced, although the overall room temperature will not be reduced. The unit will provide a localised comfort cooling zone.

Applications for the smaller evaporative coolers•Offices•Shops•Restaurants•Schools•Kitchens

Applications for the Eventair evaporative coolers•Sports halls and

gymnasiums•Large manufacturing areas•Outdoor events and

marquees•Large retails outlets•Night clubs

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CALCULATING AND APPLICATIONS SELECTION AND INSTALLATION

Calculating the cooling capacity required and choosing the type of air conditioning

The heat load for each room can vary considerably. This depends on the number of lights, the number of people, glass area facing the sun, and the presence of computers and other equipment. It is therefore essential to determine the capacity correctly.

Rule of thumb for an approximation of air conditioning load are: Normal Modern Offices: 46 W per m3

Portable Buildings: 57 W per m3

Tents/Marquees: 95 W per m3

NB: Multiply kW by 3412 to obtain Btu

In addition to the type and size of the area to be cooled consideration must be given to any appliances that generate heat in the area. Such appliances are listed below along with the approximate heat emission that they generate.

Personal Computer 150 W Laser Printer 500 W Photocopier Standby 200 W Photocopier In Use 1000 W Fax Machine 500 W Coffee Machine 800 W TV/ Video Screen 50 W

Obviously, the Andrews specialists will be glad to work out an accurate cooling calculation for you.

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Selection and installation of your portable air conditionerTo select which type of temporary air conditioner you must first consider the capacity of the unit and the possible alternatives to remove the condenser heat.

A room without outside walls or windows often means that a standard PAC (split) unit cannot be used. If an exhaust tube cannot be vented into a ceiling void or out of the room the only alternative may be a water-cooled PAC unit. Again, if it is not possible to position a heat exchanger within 30m of the room unit other alternatives such as a chillier, evaporative coolers or cooling fans may need to be considered.

Before you select your Andrews portable air conditioner we suggest the following issues should be considered.

•The indoor unit (evaporator) needs to be positioned within 1.5 metres of a 13 amp 230 volt socket and located in a manner to avoid any obstruction to the airflow.

•If you are to use a PAC type unit the heat exchanger (condenser) will need to be positioned outside of the building or in a very well ventilated area that can withstand the heat transferred from the room being cooled. Condensation is discharged from the room unit to the heat exchanger where it is allowed to drain to the outside of the building. If the heat exchanger is placed within the building a separate means of discharging the condensation needs to be provided.

•When using a PAC unit it is always advisable to position the heat exchanger away from direct sunlight or any position where its operation is likely to cause disruption. The heat exchanger can only be positioned within the distance specified by PAC line length. Always aim to keep the PAC line length to a minimum.

•Always ensure that the electrical supply to the unit is adequate and that the operation of the unit will not cause any problems to other sensitive electronic equipment.

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EXHAUST TUBE UNIT - ET9

Nominal cooling dutyAir flow (max)Typical cooled areaPower supplyNoise level (max)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)Exhaust ductControlAverage power consumption

2.2 kW 7,500 btu320 m3/h53 m3

230 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 4.5 A53 dBA @ 2 metres35 kg 367 x 450 x 870 mm1 metre x 127 mm diameterAutomatic thermostat832 W/h

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POLAR BREEZE - EXHAUST TUBE UNIT


Nominal cooling dutyAir flow (max)Typical cooled areaPower supplyNoise level (max)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)Exhaust ductControl

Average power consumption

2.6 kW 9,000 btu300 m3/h63.7 m3 230 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 7 A55 dBA @ 1 metre35 kg 480 x 380 x 830 mm2 metres x 127 mm diameterRemote control with automatic thermostat1.61 kW/h


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4.1 kW 14,000 btu360 m3/h99 m3

230 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 9 A56 dBA @ 1 metre45 kg 400 x 480 x 840 mm2 metres x 127 mm diameterRemote control with automatic thermostat1.8 kW/h

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MISTRAL - EXHAUST TUBE UNIT


Nominal cooling dutyAir flow (max)Typical cooled areaPower supplyNoise level (max)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)Exhaust ductControlAverage power consumption

4.4 kW 15,000 btu550 m3/h95 m3

230 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 11 A54 dBA @ 1 metre50 kg 400 x 430 x 1,000 mm1.7 metres x 150 mm diameterAutomatic start2.41 kW/h

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This unit is a dual unit and will also deliver 4.40 kW of heat, if required.

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Nominal cooling dutyAir flow (max)Typical cooled areaPower supplyNoise level (max)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)Exhaust ductOptional cold air ductControlAverage power consumption

4.5 kW 15,000 btu777 m3/h97 m3 230 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 7.6 A59 dBA @ 3 metres108 kg 695 x 440 x 1,031 mm2.5 metres x 140 mm diameter1.5 metres x 150 mm diameterAutomatic thermostat1.86 kW/h

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Nominal cooling dutyAir flow (max)Typical cooled areaPower supplyNoise level (max)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)Exhaust ductOptional cold air ductControlAverage power consumption

4.5 kW 15,000 btu777 m3/h97 m3 230 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 7.6 A59 dBA @ 3 metres110 kg 485 x 746 x 1,018 mm2.5 metres x 140 mm diameter1.5 metres x 150 mm diameterAutomatic thermostat1.75 kW/h


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6.15 kW 21,000 btu780 m3/h133 m3

230 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 11 A68 dBA @ 1 metre86 kg 590 x 490 x 1,300 mm9 metres High Pressure Switch - 3min. delay timer. Thermostat and relief valve for compressor2.41 kW/h

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ET25 - EXHAUST TUBE UNIT



7.33 kW 25,000 btu960 m3/h159 m3

230 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 13 A69 dBA @ 1 metre90 kg 590 x 490 x 1,300 mm12 metres High Pressure Switch - 3min. delay timer. Thermostat and relief valve for compressor2.6 kW/h


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PAC UNIT - PAC14 SERIES 4 QC

Nominal cooling dutyAir flow (Max)Typical cooled areaPower supplyIndoor noise level (max)Outdoor noise level (max)Indoor weightOutdoor weightIndoor dimensions (L x W x H)Outdoor dimensions (L x W x H)PAC line length

ControlAverage power consumption

3.9 kW 13,300 btu416 m3/h94 m3

230 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 6.2 A47 dBA @ 2 metres41 dBA @ 4 metres44 kg 15 kg310 x 470 x 800 mm250 x 490 x 525 mm2.1 metres (Optional extension 2 or 4 metres)Automatic thermostat1.35 kW/h

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PAC15 - PAC UNIT


Nominal cooling dutyAir flow (max)Typical cooled areaPower supplyIndoor noise level (max)Outdoor noise level (max)Indoor weightOutdoor weightIndoor dimensions (L x W x H)Outdoor dimensions (L x W x H)PAC line lengthControlAverage power consumption*Capable of operating down to 10˚C

4.5 kW 15,400 btu715 m3/h109 m3

230 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 7.3 A61 dBA @ 3 metres62 dBA @ 3 metres105 kg 20 kg330 x 695 x 954 mm285 x 565 x 520 mm5 metres (max 30 metres)Automatic thermostat*1.8 kW/h

PAC UNIT - PAC14 SERIES 4 QC

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4.5 kW 15,400 btu715 m3/h109 m3

230 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 7.3 A61 dBA @ 3 metres62 dBA @ 3 metres108 kg 20 kg485 x 740 x 1,018 mm285 x 565 x 520 mm5 metres (max 30 metres)Automatic thermostat*1.8 kW/h

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6.47 kW 22,075 btu990 m3/h156 m3

230 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 11 A62 dBA @ 3 metres62 dBA @ 3 metres119 kg 20 kg820 x 390 x 1,245 mm285 x 565 x 520 mm5 metres (max 30 metres)Automatic thermostat*2.4 kW/h

PAC UNIT - ZEPHYR PAC

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6.47 kW 22,075 btu990 m3/h156 m3

230 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 7.3 A62 dBA @ 3 metres62 dBA @ 3 metres122 kg 20 kg380 x 850 x 1,240 mm280 x 560 x 520 mm5 metres (max 30 metres)Automatic thermostat*2.0 kW/h

*Also available in 230 V 1 ph 60 Hz

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17 kW3,500 m3/h410 m3

415 V 3 ph 32A 5 pin65 dBA @ 3 metres70 dBA @ 3 metres230 kg 113 kg640 x 1,000 x 1,610 mm605 x 820 x 1085 mm15 metres (max 30 metres)Digital thermostat*5.5 kW/h

PAC UNIT - PAC22 SERIES 3

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SELFCONTAINED AIR CONDITIONER - SC14

Nominal cooling dutyAir flow (max)Typical cooled areaPower supplyWeightDimensions (L x W x H)

15 kW1,600 m3/h400 m3

415 V 50 Hz 32A 5 pin 220 kg 1,600 x 850 x 1,150 mm

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Cooling media

Air deflection systemAir flowPower supplyBlower speedsWeightDimensions (L x W x H)Reservoir capacityPower consumption (max)

Anti-fungus, environment friendlyhoneycomb padFour way928 m3/h220/240 V 1 ph 50 Hz 325 kg full 11.5 kg empty460 x 340 x 660 mm12 litres170 W/h

SELFCONTAINED AIR CONDITIONER - SC14

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EVAPORATIVE COOLER - M1000

Average dutyAir flow (max)Typical cooled areaPower supplyNoise level (max)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)Reservoir capacityAverage power consumption

2.1 l/h1044 m3/h20 m2 230 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 4 A63 dBA @ 1 metre13 kg 420 x 550 x 1,008 mm15 litres95 W/h

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2.1 l/h864 m3/h20 m2 230 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 0.4 A63 dBA @ 1 metre12 kg 265 x 615 x 1,026 mm15 litres90 W/h


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2.5 l/h1,550 m3/h30 m2 230 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 1.6 A68 dBA @ 1 metre56 kg 510 x 670 x 1,080 mm20 litres360 W/h

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Water consumptionPower supplyTypical cooled areaAir deliveryWeightDimensions (L x W x H)

Reservoir capacityAverage power consumption

5.5 l/h (approx)220/240 V 1 ph 50 Hz 50 m2 1,750 m3/h61 kg full 16.5 kg empty645 x 530 x 915 mm410 mm stand height45 litres250 W/h

EVAPORATIVE COOLER - M3000C

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Water consumptionPower supplyTypical cooled areaAir deliveryWeightDimensions (L x W x H)

Reservoir capacityAverage power consumption

10 l/h (approx)220/240 V 1 ph 50 Hz 90 m2

2,550 m3/h70 kg full 25 kg empty645 x 530 x 915 mm410 mm stand height45 litres300 W/h

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Water consumptionPower supplyTypical cooled area Air deliveryWeightDimensions (L x W x H)Reservoir capacityAverage power consumption

4 l/h (approx)220/240 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 2.6 A100 m2

2,750 m3/h44 kg 700 x 700 x 920 mm40 litres598 W/h

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FLUID CHILLERS

The UK leader in fluid chillers, fast chillers and air handlers for hire

We offer you fully portable fluid and low temperature chillers, delivered and installed fast from depots nationwide: a genuine 24/7 service, 365 days a year. With free site surveys, expert advice and a wide range to choose from, our specialists will help ensure you get the equipment you need at the right price.

Fluid chillers - ideal for applications and locations that need quick and reliable temporary cooling. All chillers can be used in parallel to achieve the cooling capacity you need. They are typically used for:

•Air Conditioning when used with air handlers/fan coils

•Process applications in manufacturing e.g. for volatile petrochemicals, fluids and food products Facilities Management, Building & Construction and HVAC contractors

•Bypassing existing systems for planned maintenance, during breakdowns or for disaster recovery

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FLUID CHILLERS

When sizing a chiller for air conditioning applications the same principles should be applied that are mentioned in the air conditioning section of this booklet. The location of the air handlers, fan coils and chiller does require careful consideration and we would therefore suggest that a site survey is carried out by one of Andrews specialists.

Process applications and breakdown/recovery applications require a great deal of calculation to guarantee that flow rates, design temperature and other requirements are met, it is therefore essential that an Andrews specialist is consulted about such applications.

In addition to providing the chillers, air handlers and fan coils, Andrews also provide all necessary accessories and additional equipment. This includes generators, distribution units, cable, flexible hoses, heat exchangers, valves, pipework, adapters, and flexible ducting.

The Andrews specialist hire team offer FREE on-site survey's and advice, together with a delivery, installation and on-site commissioning service. Once the equipment is installed it is supported 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by the Andrews service back-up from over 25 depots nationwide.

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HIGH CAPACITY FLUID CHILLERS

The Andrews range of high capacity fluid chillers have been developed to provide a fast and efficient solution for many applications that require high volumes of cooling capacity. In the standard format fluid chillers can provide cooling water to production processes or to bypass/assist permanently installed chillers. When used along with our wide range of air handlers and fan coils, fluid chillers provide high capacity air conditioning for a wide range of applications.

The standard range comprises of units up to 750kW in capacity and can be used in parallel to achieve higher capacities. Larger units for long term applications are also available. A wide range of temperatures can be provided, with units able to achieve water temperatures below -15ºC. Heat pump versions are available on some models to provide not only cooling but also heating.

All of the units in the Andrews fluid chiller range are air cooled and do not require a permanent water supply. The chiller unit must be placed in a well ventilated area that is able to accept the heat dissipation from the area being cooled. Ideally chillers should always be installed on the exterior of the building, where the ambient air can provide cooling.

Each of the units contains a heat exchanger, condenser, control system, compressor and circulating pumps. Mounted on robust base plates complete with lifting facility, the units can be transported and positioned with the minimum of disruption. The water connection on the supply and return pipework is normally achieved with quick action couplings, removing the need for complicated pipe connections. The chillers use flexible hoses to provide chilled water to either the air handlers or the clients own system.

Cooling fan

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Refrigerant system

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HIGH CAPACITY FLUID CHILLERS

Fluid chiller

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Warm Air

This is where a fluid chiller (or chillers) are connected to air handling units (AHU) or fan coils via flexible pipework.

The chiller provides chilled water to each of the fan coils or AHU, which is then pumped through a coil over which the room air is passed. As the air passes over the cold coil the air temperature will drop, the drop in temperature will depend on several factors such as air flow, air temperature and humidity. Each time the air is passed over the cold coil a similar drop in temperature will take place, this will enable the room temperature to be controlled within specified criteria. As the warm air passes over the cold coil the chilled water temperature rises and therefore returns to the chiller as warm water, the water is then chilled again and returned to the air handlers or fan coils and so the circuit is closed.

Some fan coils have thermostatically operated valves which open and close in relation to the room temperature, bringing in chilled water when required and remaining closed when the desired temperature is achieved. The chiller operates as required depending on the water temperature, although the circulating pump operates at all times.

The normal installation has the fan coils units installed within the room that requires cooling, or AHU installed outside of the room with the air ducted into the room and returned via heavy duty flexible ducting. However in some circumstances it is possible to fit flexible ducting to the fan coils and in others it is possible to install the AHU within the room that is to be cooled.

With heat pump versions of the fluid chillers it is possible to generate hot water and thereby use the fan coils and AHUs as heaters rather than air conditioners. In applications that may require heating at night and cooling by day it is possible to fully automate this process.

The operation of high capacity fluid chillersAndrews offer 3 principle methods of using fluid chillers. These are as follows:

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This system is often used where a product requires cooling but due to its nature or consistency cannot come into contact with the refrigeration process. Such products include oil, volatile fluids and food products. Andrews overcome this problem by using a fluid chiller in conjunction with a process heat exchanger (normally a plate type).

The fluid chiller produces chilled water which is then circulated through the heat exchanger and then returned to the chiller in a closed circuit. The product that requires cooling is also circulated through the heat exchanger but is kept separate from the chilled water at all times. As the product passes through the heat exchanger it is cooled by the chilled water that is being circulated at the same time, this enables the product�s temperature to be reduced to the specified level. As the chilled water passes through the same heat exchanger its temperature will rise, as it is effectively being heated by the product. The water will then become warm as it is returned to the chiller to become chilled once more and so the circuit is closed.

The connection between the heat exchanger and the chiller would normally be through flexible pipes with quick release couplings. The temperature can be controlled by the control system within the chiller itself. This application can be easily adjusted to suit most environments.

Process Return

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CHILLERS FOR PROCESS APPLICATION

This application can normally be used where an existing chiller system has broken down, is required to be taken out of operation or needs additional cooling assistance. Such situations may be due to building modifications, maintenance shut downs, main plant failure or abnormal heat loads within the building.

An Andrews fluid chiller can be connected into the clients own pipework system using flanged connections which will be fitted with isolating valves and quick release pipe adapters. Flexible hoses would then connect onto the pipework and run to the temporary chiller.

Where possible the client's own pipework, circulating pumps and controls continue to be used. In some situations the circulating pumps within the chiller may be adequate to cope, or can assist the existing pumps.

Careful consideration must be given to the effect of increasing the flow rate of the chilled water, if the temporary chiller is to be used in conjunction with an existing system. Andrews specialists are able to advise on the correct sizing and correct use of such applications, however it is vital that details of the required flow rates, temperatures and cooling duty are known. A full system diagram of the existing installation is also required. Such systems can be used as a semi-permanent solution or as an emergency back up.

Fluid Chiller (faulty)

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Nominal cooling dutyAir flow (max)Plug typePower supplyIndoor noise level (max)Outdoor noise level (max)Indoor weightOutdoor weightIndoor dimensions (L x W x H)Outdoor dimensions (L x W x H)ControlAverage power consumptionLine lengthOperating temp rangeGenerator size

6.1 kW 21,000 btu3,000 m3/h BS4343 230 V 32 A230 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 24 A55 dBA @ 3 metres65.1 dBA @ 1 metre120 kg 75 kg 990 x 790 x 895 mm700 x 680 x 670 mmAutomatic thermostat6.0 kW/h15 metres (max 2 = 30 metres)-10ºC to +30ºC12 kVA

LOW TEMPERATURE CHILLER - FC21

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13.1 kW 45,000 btu5,600 m3/hBS4343 32 A 3 ph N+E415 V 3 ph N+E 50 Hz Run 24 A/h60 dBA @ 3 metres70 dBA @ 1 metre330 kg 175 kg 1,240 x 900 x 1,700 mm1,240 x 900 x 900 mmAutomatic thermostat17.0 kW/h15 metres (max 2 = 30 metres)-10ºC to +30ºC20 kVA

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26.3 kW 96,000 btu10,000 m3/h63 A 3 ph N+E415 V 3 ph N+E 50 Hz Run 37 A/h63 dBA @ 3 metre73 dBA @ 1 metre597 kg 460 kg 2,000 x 1,400 x 1,800 mm1,350 x 1,350 x 1,800 mmAutomatic thermostat27.0 kW/h15 metres (max 2 = 30 metres)-10ºC to +30ºC30 kVA

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CHILLER UNIT - 30 KW

Nominal cooling dutyNominal heating duty(HP version)Power supplyPlug typeNoise level (max)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)ControlAverage power consumptionGenerator sizeWater connection

30 kW 102,360 btu30 kW 102,360 btu

415 V 3 ph N+E 50 Hz Run 19 A/hBS4343 32 A 5 pin53 dBA @ 10 metres450 kg 1,600 x 860 x 1,700 mmAutomatic programmer10 kW/h30 kVA1.25” Camlock

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50 kW 170,500 btu50 kW 170,500 btu

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100 kW 341,200 btu100 kW 341,200 btu

415 V 3 ph +E 50 Hz Run 70 A/hBS4343 63 A 5 pin58 dBA @ 10 metres2,150 kg 3,090 x 1,330 x 2,775 mmAutomatic programmer44 kW/h75 kVA2” Bauer

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200 kW 682,400 btu200 kW 682,400 btu

415 V 3 ph +E 50 hz Run 120 A/hHard wired53.3 dBA @ 10 metres3,500 kg 4,100 x 2,300 x 2,700 mmAutomatic programmer63.2 kW/h140 kVA3” Bauer


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375 kW 1,279,500 btu415 V 3 ph +E 50 hz Run 199 A/hHard wired70 dBA @ 10 metres4,800 kg 6,058 x 2,438 x 2,591 mmAutomatic programmer99 kW/h200 kVA dependent on system resistance and pump size4” Bauer/DN 100 PN16 Flange

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400 kW 1,876,600 btu415 V 3 ph +E 50 hz Run 320 A/hHard wired77 dBA @ 10 metres4,200 kg 3,500 x 2,438 x 2,590 mmAutomatic programmer63.2 kW/h450 kVA4” Bauer/DN 100 PN16 Flange


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550 kW 1,876,600 btu415 V 3 ph +E 50 Hz Run 320 A/hHard wired77 dBA @ 10 metres4,200 kg 3,000 x 2,438 x 2,590 mmAutomatic programmer163.2 kW/h400 kVA4” Bauer/DN 100 PN16 Flange

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550 kW 1,876,600 btu415 V 3 ph +E 50 Hz Run 320 A/hHard wired75 dBA @ 10 metres4,100 kg 3,600 x 2,400 x 2,000 mmAutomatic programmer160 kW/h400 kVA dependent on system resistance4” Bauer/DN 100 PN16 Flange


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Plug typeNoise level (max)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)ControlAverage power consumptionGenerator size

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750 kW 2,559,000 btu415 V 3 ph +E 50 Hz Run 576 A/hplus pump set Hard wired77 dBA @ 3 metres7,450 kg 6,058x 2,438 x 2,591 mmAutomatic programmer218 kW/h550 kVA dependent on system resistance and pump size4” Bauer/DN 100 PN16 Flange

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Nominal cooling dutyNominal heating dutyAir flow (max)Power supplyPlug typeNoise level (max)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)ControlAverage power consumptionIntegral condensate pumpFan speed controller

15 kW 51,180 btu30 kW 102,360 btu2,048 m3/h230 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 3 ABS1363 13 A56 dBA @ 1 metre96 kg 650 x 500 x 2,060 mm (with top box)Automatic thermostat690 W/hYesYes


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15 kW 51,180 btu30 kW 102,360 btu1,200 m3/h230 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 3 ABS1363 13 A52 dBA @ 1 metre70 kg 540 x 300 x 1,800 mmAutomatic thermostat690 W/hYesYes

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30 kW 102,360 btu60 kW 204,720 btu4,197 m3/h240 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 4 ABS1363 13 A58.5 dBA @ 1 metre140 kg 1,050 x 500 x 2,060 mm (with top box)Automatic thermostat920 W/hYesYes

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Nominal cooling dutyNominal heating dutyAir flow (max)Power supplyPlug typeNoise level (max)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)Average power consumptionIntegral condensate pumpFan speed controller

50 kW 170,600 btu100 kW 341,200 btu4,500 m3/h240 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 4.8 ABS4343 240 V 16 A74 dBA @ 1 metre460 kg 1,500 x 750 x 2,250 mm (with top box)1.2 kW/hYesYes

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Nominal cooling dutyNominal heating duty Air flow (max)Power supplyPlug typeNoise level (max)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)Duct length (max)Duct sizeAverage power consumptionIntegral condensate pumpFan speed controller

150 kW 511,800 btu300 kW 1,023,600 btu20,160 m3/h415 V 3 ph 50 Hz N+E Run 20 A/hBS4343 5 Pin 32 A84 dBA @ 1 metre934 kg 2,260 x 2,150 x 1,700 mm50 metres2 x 600 mm14.3 kW/hYesNo


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300 kW 1,023,600 btu600 kW 2,047,200 btu35,388 m3/h415 V 3 ph 50 Hz N+E Run 30 A/hBS4343 5 Pin 32 A81 dBA @ 5 metres2,150 kg 3,780 x 2,340 x 2,590 mm50 metres4 x 600 mmNoYesNo

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Andrews Pumps delivers the most dependable pump hire equipment and the most effective pumping solutions for all your cooling requirements. From fixed to variable speed pumping equipment, Andrews can supply the complete solution. We can offer a complete end-to-end service: from site surveys and planning, through consultancy and engineering skills, to expert installation. Our pumps can handle almost every conceivable need, from high pressure chilled water supply to hot water supply for central heating plants.

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HEAT EXCHANGERS

Andrews Heat Exchanger hire offer the biggest range of Heat Exchangers, air handlers and cooling accessories for hire in the UK. We can deliver to you fast from our nationwide depots and unlike other suppliers we guarantee a "genuine" 24/7 365 days a year fast and friendly service. We will help you decide which Heat exchanger hire unit is best for you to help with your process applications. Our Heat Exchanger Rental service promise is to be onsite within four hours of your call with reliable and tested Heat Exchangers for all of your cooling or heating requirements.

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8VENTILATION & EXTRACTION FANS


HEAT EXCHANGERS

Sometimes, just opening a door or window isn't nearly enough - but good ventilation is not only essential to creating a comfortable working environment, it can also be a government and Health and Safety requirement. Our cooling, extraction and ventilation fans mean you have fresh air circulating as and when you need it.

Ventilation can happen in various ways. For example by opening of doors, windows or grills. Sometimes this method of ventilation is not possible or inadequate. In such cases, Andrews has an extensive range of mobile fans. Andrews offers a choice of ventilators that are free blowing or with air hoses. For air extraction, it is important that in the area where the fan is installed, sufficient air supply openings are present. Andrews fans are used for activities such as welding, tank cleaning, sewer work, excavation of contaminated soil, painting and demolition.

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In addition, the fans are often suitable for the temporary storage of agricultural products and the storage of livestock. And of course the free-blowing fans are also excellent for creating cool tents, parties, exhibitions, sports halls, theaters, meeting rooms, canteens, offices, etc. (On average, the content of a house has to be refreshed four times an hour) The following table shows the most common ventilation rates and standards:

Useful tips on calculation and sizing for the correct Andrews ventilation fanThe selection of the correct fan can be achieved with the help of the following calculation:1. Calculate the volume of the room which needs to be ventilated (W x L x H)2. Select the recommended number of air changes per hour3. Multiply the results of 1 by result 2, this will give the required air4. Volume per hour5. Select the correct fan or fans to achieve this air flow.

Ventilation rates per hour

Type of space Ventilation Rates Type of space Ventilation Rates

Cafés 10-12Garages 4 -6Foundaries 8-15Canteens 6-8Laboratories 5 -15Engineering 15-30 Storage 3-6 Restaurants 6-10

Sports Halls 2-3Theaters 5-8Spray Paint Workshops 20-50Meeting Rooms 5-10Workshops 6-10Fume Cupboards 40-50Offices 4-8

VENTILATION & EXTRACTION FANS

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ExampleAn engine room which is 3 metres high x 8 metres wide x 22 metres long requires ventilation due to heat and fume build up. From the chart we can see that the recommended air change is between 15 and 30 depending on the intensity of the application. This case is fairly intense so on the side of caution we can use the ratio of 30 changes per hour.

To calculate;3 m x 8 m x 22 m = 528 m3 x 30 changes = 15,840 m3 per hour In this situation a model FV900 which has a capacity of 16,500 m3 per hour would be most suitable.

Important note on using ducted unitsIf it is necessary to use long lengths of ducting or involve several bends in the ducting, it must be remembered that the resistance in the ducting will increase and the air volume provided will decrease drastically.Due to high resistance, certain fans can become useless, although the stated air volume at low pressure would not indicate this at first sight. The Andrews FV fans do have high pressure capacity and can be used with several lengths of ducting. In some applications it may be better to blow rather than suck the air out, or use a combination of the two. When used in sensitive environments or handling ignitable fumes, special precautions and equipment must be used. If the application is sensitive, complicated or long lengths of ducting need to be used, you should consult your local Andrews specialist who will be able to provide advice on all types of installations. VE

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CARPET DRYER - TURBO DRYER

Air flow (max)Power supplyPlug typeNoise level (max)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)ControlAverage power consumption

4,500 m3/h230/110 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 1.9 ABS1363 3 pin 67.5 dBA @ 1 metre12.4 kg 510 x 380 x 470 mmManual variable speed440 W/h

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6,000 m3/h230/110 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 1.15/3 ABS1363 230 V BS4343 16 A 110 V67.5 dBA @ 1 metre10 kg 300 x 640 x 640 mmManual variable speed265 W/h

CARPET DRYER - TURBO DRYER

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COOLING FAN - ASF 50


11,000 m3/h230/110 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 3.7/6.1 ABS1363 230 V BS4343 16 A 110 V80 dBA @ 1 metre21 kg 345 x 840 x 820 mmManual variable speed851 W/h

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37,000 m3/h230/110 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 10/21 ABS1363 230 V BS4343 32 A 110 V95 dBA @ 1 metre49 kg 440 x 1,050 x 1,170 mmManual variable speed2.3 kW/h

COOLING FAN - ASF 50

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VENTILATION/EXTRACTION FAN - FV100 DV

Air flow (max)Power supplyPlug typeGenerator sizeDuct sizeNoise level (max, with duct)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)ControlAverage power consumption

1,700 m3/h230/110 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 5/10.5 ABS1363 230 V BS4343 16 A 110 V5 kVA min200 mm78.6 dBA @ 1 metre27 kg 605 x 440 x 535 mmManual1.15 kW/h

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Air flow (max)Power supplyPlug typeGenerator sizeTransformer sizeDuct length (max)Duct sizeNoise level (max, with duct)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)ControlAverage power consumption

4,930 m3/h110 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 17 ABS4343 32 A 110 V7 kVA min5 kW min40 metres300 mm86.9 dBA @ 1 metre130 kg 920 x 720 x 1,045 mmManual2 kW/h

VENTILATION/EXTRACTION FAN - FV100 DV

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VENTILATION/EXTRACTION FAN - FV600

Air flow (max)Power supplyPlug typeGenerator sizeDuct length (max)Duct sizeNoise level (max, with duct)WeightDimensions (L x W x H)ControlAverage power consumption

12,100 m3/h415 V 3 ph 50 Hz +E Run 6 A/hBS4343 5 pin 16 A 415 V20 kVA40 metresInlet 600 mm Outlet 45083 dBA @ 1 metre245 kg 1,115 x 1,115 x 1,350 mmManual4.25 kW/h

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16,500 m3/h415 V 3 ph 50 Hz Run 10 AhBS4343 3 ph 5 pin 415 V 16 A/h35 kVA40 metresInlet 600 mm Outlet 450 mm86.6 dBA @ 1 metre295 kg 1,230 x 1,170 x 1,500 mmManual7.1 kW/h


EXPLOSION PROOF ALSO AVAILABLE

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33,600 m3/h415 V 3 ph 50 Hz Run 36 AhBS4343 3 ph 5 pin 415 V 63 A/h100 kVAInlet 30 metres Outlet 60 metresInlet 630 mm Outlet 630 mm82 dBA @ 1 metre450 kg 2,200 x 2,200 x 2,300 mmManual18.5 kW/h

ACCESSORIES FOR VENTILATION

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l� �Power Cable 110V/240V/415V

l� �Temporary Extract/Supply Ducting

l� �Filter Boxes

l� �Dust Suppression Bags

l� �110V Transformers

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110 volt single phase (110/1/50) standard voltage found on construction sites for small tools and portable appliances usually only available up to 32 amp.

415 volt three phase (415/3/50) standard voltage on site and within industry for the larger equipment that is not portable.

240 volt single phase (240/1/50) standard domestic voltage used for household appliances, retail and light industrial.

Power = kilowatts (kW)

Current = Amps (A)

Voltage = Volts (V)

Single Phase Three Phase

kW =Volts x Amps x Eff %

1000 x 100Volts x Amps x Eff % x PF x 1.73

1000 x 100

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Voltage dropThe amount of voltage lost when using long cable lengths, causes cable to get hot and become unsafe. The motor will also draw excessive current causing overloads to trip and motor to overheat the maximum permissible voltage drop over a length of cable is 2.5%.

To calculate volt drop use table on page 79 or use the following calculation, based on copper cable.

The above will give the voltage lost in cable length (v) divide by the supply voltage will give the % drop which must not exceed 2.5%

Voltage drop = Length of cable (m) x 0.018 (resist) x Amps x 1.73Cross sectional area of cable (mm2)

Example16 Amp 3 phase 415 volt pump using 60 metres of 2.5mm cable

60 X 0.018 x 16 x 1.73 = 11.96 2.5mm2

11.96 volt / 415 volt = 2.8% Therefore a larger cable is required as the volt drop exceeds 2.5%

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CONVERSION FACTORS

Inches x 25.4 = mm x 0.0394 = Inches

Feet x 0.3048 = m x 3.281 = Feet

Yards x 0.9144 = m x 1.0936 = Yards

Miles x 1.609 = km x 0.6214 = Miles

Ft² x 0.0929 = m² x 10.764 = Ft²

Miles² x 2.59 = km² x 0.3861 = Miles²

In³ x 16387 = mm³ x 0.000061 = In³

Ft³ x 0.02832 = m³ x 35.31 = Ft³

Gals (Imp) x 4.546 = L x 0.22 = Gals (Imp)

Gals (Imp) x 0.004546 = m³ x 220 = Gals (Imp)

btu x 0.000293 = kW x 3412 = btu

LBS x 0.4536 = kg x 2.2046 = LBS

Tons x 1016 = kg x 0.000984 = Tons

CFM x 1.701 = m³ / h x 0.5878 = CFM

L / sec x 3.6 = m³ / h x 0.277 = L / sec

PSI x 0.06895 = Bar x 14.504 = PSI

HP x 0.7457 = kW x 1.341 = HP

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TEMPERATURE CONVERSION


CONVERSION FACTORS

MAXIMUM 23ºC Recommended by Chartered Institute of Building Services Engineers

CALL ANDREWS AIR CONDITIONING HIRE

MINIMUM 16ºC Legal minimum Health & Safety Executive Act of 1963

CALL ANDREWS HEAT FOR HIRE

CONVERSION CENTIGRADE TO FAHRENHEITºC x 1.8+32= ºFºF - 32÷1.8= ºC

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9R.H.Relative Humidity is the relationship between the amount of water vapour in air at any temperature and the maximum amount of water vapour which the air could absorb before condensation takes place. Relative humidity is expressed as a percentage.

Dew PointThe temperature at which water vapour in the air condenses out.

Vapour pressureThe partial pressure in the air due to the presence of water.

CondensationWhen humid air cools, the water vapour becomes liquid.

Cold BridgeAn area of physical contact between a warm and cold surface where condensation occurs.

Surface areaL x B = m2

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Latent HeatThe heat required to evaporate or condense water with no change in temperature.

K-factorHeat transmission coefficient.

Wet Bulb TemperatureTemperature of humid air with a thermometer with a wet covering around the mercury reservoir, at an air speed of +/-3 m/sec.

Dry Bulb TemperatureTemperature of humid air, measured with a normal thermometer.

Absolute HumidityAmount of water vapour, expressed in kg, which is present per kg. of dry air.

Psychrometric DiagramA diagram in which a relation is given between the absolute and relative humidity at a specified pressure for each temperature.

PressureForce per surface unit (n/m2 - PA).

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