Glycol Chiller | ChillPro 1150H with Agitator Pump (1150 BTUs - 25' Run)

This beer line glycol power pack is a great solution for any bar or restaurant looking to optimize their beverage dispensing setup. ChillPro 1150H glycol line chiller features a 2-gal glycol tank, 1/6 hp compressor, and digital thermostat allowing you to regulate the temperature inside the glycol reservoir.
The way a glycol flash chiller works is simple: inside the chiller, there is a bath of propylene glycol (or “glycol” for short). The cooled liquid from this bath is pumped continuously through a looped circuit of tubing (trunkline) connected to the glycol chiller. The cooling effect is achieved when the product line (which is a part of the trunkline) comes in contact with the glycol line.
Main Benefits of Flash Chillers

Easy to install - to prior refrigeration skills required
Low service and maintenance costs
No leaking of refrigerants
Temperature can be regulated on a digital thermostat
Can be used as pre-chiller for beer, juice or other soft drinks

Product Highlights

25 ft maximum distance
2-gal glycol tank capacity
Small glycol chiller (18’’ wide, 17’’ deep, 12’’ high)
Gross weight 52 lbs


Specifications of Beer line glycol chiller ChillPro 1150H





  Name

ChillPro 1150H





Part Number
CP-1150H


Maximum Distance, ft
up to 25'


Capacity, BTU/hr evap 20f
1150


Glycol Tank Capacity, gal
2


Dedicated Circuit, amp
15


Compressor Power, hp
1/6


Pump Type
Vertical


Pump, GPH
135


Number of pre-installed pumps
1


Thermostat
Digital


Refrigerant
R134A / R290


Dimensions WxDxH, in
17.1x18x12.9


Weight Gross / Net, lbs
45 / 70


Power cord length, ft
6


Inlet/Outlet barb, in
3/8


Operating ambient temperature, F
60-90


Clearance at least
12” around the entire unit


Glycol mixture, vol%
40 % glycol and 60% water



Important Installation Information:

To qualify for product return and/or warranty coverage, this item must be installed by a qualified installer.

Qualified Installer: A licensed professional who charges a fee for their services and holds a valid business license, contractor's license, or resale permit.

Examples of Qualified Installers: Electricians, general contractors, and heating and air conditioning specialists.