Brewery Chiller - BrewChill Pro 5500 - 5500 BTUs

Got two tanks that need cooling at the same time? That is exactly what the BrewChill Pro 5500-2, a dual pump glycol chiller, is built for. Two 80 gallon per hour vane pumps come installed from the factory, so there is no second unit to buy and no pump upgrade to add later. Both pumps run off the same thermostat, which means one shared setpoint across both tanks rather than two independent temperatures.At 5,500 BTU per hour, it holds fermenters and bright tanks up to 1,000 liters, backed by an 18 gallon reservoir. It's a natural fit for a brewery running two fermenters through the same stage at once or a fermenter and a bright tank that both need to sit at the same temperature and the same setup suits small wineries or cideries running two tanks side by side.
Key Features:

5,500 BTU/h: Enough for fermenters and bright tanks up to 1,000 liters.

Two pumps, one setpoint: Both vane pumps run off the same thermostat. Good for two tanks at the same temperature, not for running two temperatures at once.

1/2 HP compressor: R290 refrigerant, quiet enough for a taproom floor.

Small footprint: Fits microbreweries, taprooms and homebrew setups without eating up floor space.

450 ft glycol line reach: Puts the tanks and the chiller wherever your layout needs them.

Parts Included

1 × Glycol chiller (80 GPH pump, 1/3 HP motor)
1 × External digital thermostat
4 × Solenoid valves

BrewChill Pro 5500 - Canada

MAXIMUM DISTANCE
Up to 450 ft

GLYCOL TANK CAPACITY
18 gallons

COMPRESSOR POWER
1/2 HP

PLUG TYPE (NEMA #)
5-15P

PUMP TYPE
Vane with 1/3hp motor

 NUMBER OF PRE-INSTALLED PUMPS
 2

 NUMBER OF ADDITIONAL PUMPS
 0

 REFRIGERANT CHARGE, G (OZ)
 150 (5.29)

 WEIGHT GROSS/NET
 153 / 156 lb

 POWER CORD LENGTH
 6 ft

 INLET/OUTLET BARB, IN
 red tube 3/4” NPT / blue tube 3/4” NPT

 OPERATING AMBIENT TEMPERATURE
 60-90 F

 CLEARANCE AT LEAST
 12" around the entire unit

GLYCOL MIXTURE, VOL%
40 % glycol and 60% water

Note: Installation of this item must be handled by a qualified installer in order to qualify for product return and/or warranty coverage. Qualified Installer - Defined as a licensed professional who charges a fee for his services, and possesses a business license, contractor's license, and/or resale permit. Common examples of a "qualified installer" include Electrician; General Contractor; Heating and Air Conditioning Specialist.
The brewery chiller sizing calculator is worth running through if you want to confirm 5,500 BTU across both pumps covers your current tank setup. As production grows, many breweries move up to the BrewChill Pro 7500-2 for its higher output and 208 to 230 volt duty cycle. Have questions before you order? Contact us and our team will help you get it right.