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News Release from: Seeley International (Europe) | Subject: RPA X900
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 25 July 2005
Seeley RPA X900 extends evaporative
cooler range
RPA X900, a hi-tech evaporative air cooler that has been specifically designed for the heavy-duty industrial market providing airflow of up to 32400-m3 hr
Seeley International (Europe) has further extended its range of evaporative coolers with the launch of the RPA X900, a hi-tech evaporative air cooler that has been specifically designed for the heavy-duty industrial market providing airflow of up to 32400-m3 hr Ideal for applications where high static pressure and/or there is complex ductwork, the RPA X900 coolers provide low cost, low energy cooling with minimal maintenance
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 2 Sep 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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The launch of the RPA X900 brings to five the number of Breezair evaporative coolers available from Seeley International (Europe) specifically for commercial and industrial applications.
These include the mobile, a low cost modular unit that can be quickly and easily moved from one location to another; the budget industrial EA range; the state-of-the-art TBA standard industrial range; the Icon, a super-quiet cooler for retail and commercial applications and the new RPA X900 evaporative air cooler for heavy manufacturing and processing industries where multiple installations may be required.
Precision engineered, the RPA X900 is constructed from marine grade aluminium, incorporating channel section corner pillars and mounted on a heavy gauge base frame for structural stability.
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Many of the unit's components have been powder-coated for extra corrosion protection and manufactured from hardwearing materials such as stainless steel, aluminium and galvanised steel.
The three phase motors are TEFC tropic proof, have an aluminium frame, and are manufactured to IP55 with AS 1359 enclosures.
The three-phase starter assembly is pre-wired and incorporates a dual contractor for the control of high and low speeds.
The enclosure is hose proof to IP55 and incorporates an isolation switch.
The one-piece, water polyethylene reservoir not only provides excellent sound deadening properties but also has a large 128-litre capacity.
The Breezair RPA X900 is factory set to run "free discharge" at the motor rated current, unless operating conditions are specified.
Units are equipped with Chillcel filter pads with a typical saturation efficiency of 80% and are supplied with a wall control switch that incorporates pump, fan and speed variation mechanisms.
Due to be available in a range of sizes, the RPA X900 carries the CE mark and is backed by Seeley International's 30 years of experience in climate control and commitment to excellence in customer service.
The only company to provide a full range of evaporative coolers for a cross section of industries and applications, the Australian manufactured Breezair range offers a cost effective, environmental friendly way of cooling that consumes up to 50% less energy than conventional air conditioning systems.
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