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What is a Modular Air-Cooled Cold (Hot) Water Unit?

Update Time:2025/11/3

A modular air-cooled cold (hot) water unit is an advanced HVAC system designed to provide both cooling and heating functions through an energy-efficient air-cooled cycle. Unlike traditional systems, modular chillers are composed of multiple independent modules that can operate either individually or together, allowing flexible capacity expansion according to building demand. Each module integrates compressors, condensers, evaporators, and intelligent control systems within a compact structure, reducing installation space and cost.

Aurashu’s modular units use high-efficiency compressors and environmentally friendly refrigerants, ensuring reliable year-round operation without the need for a cooling tower or boiler. The system can automatically adjust load sharing among modules, optimizing energy use and improving system stability. It is suitable for offices, hotels, hospitals, data centers, and industrial facilities.

The modular design simplifies transportation, installation, and maintenance while supporting intelligent control, remote monitoring, and quick fault diagnosis—ideal for modern, energy-saving HVAC projects.

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