Super Low-Profile Air (SLPA) Systems are powerful and efficient with low noise. These units use a sleek housing to maximize capacity and airflow throughout medium to large spaces. Quiet and reliable, the SLPA is an excellent option for sensitive environments where humidity and temperature must be stable and controlled.
Available in capacities from 6,600 to 22,000 BTU per hour are used with various direct expansion refrigerants. 230v available by order.
Wine Cellar Refrigeration Unit Features
ETL Certified
- Hinged drained pan for easy maintenance
- Aluminum cabinet is rust proof. Stainless steel cabinets are available for harsh environments.
- Universal AXV and liquid line solenoid valve installed standard
- High performance staggered coils
- Electrical panel is pre-wired using screw-type terminal blocks
- Ultra-efficient ECM motors
- Pre-installed valves eliminate additional wiring
- Coil is coated with water-based epoxy to reduce corrosion
Available Wine Cellar Refrigeration Options
- Reverse air flow for special applications
- Pre-charged custom units can be made to order
- Stainless steel cabients for high-corrosive environments
SLPA Cooling System Typical Installation
Always plan for future maintenance and service. Units should be easily accessible. Grills, boxes, or racking nearest the evaporators should be removable.
- Standard Line Sets should be 50’ or less. Over 50’, an oil separator and suction line accumulator is required.
- Extended runs may require larger line sizes and 3 ounces of oil must be added for every 10 feet intervals, after 35 feet.
- Insulated suction line. Insulating liquid line is optional.
- Excessive number of turns in line set will cause refrigerant flow problems, potentially resulting in early compressor failure. Suction line accumulators are recommended for all applications. This is required when operating below the normal 55°-65°F wine cellar temperature range.
- The drain line must flow downward.
- The system is controlled by a pump down control system.
- There is no control wiring between the thermostat and condensing unit.
- The line connections at the fan coil and condensing unit may not be the same as the required line sizes dictated for the system capacity.
- The use of oversized condensing units can lead to poor wine room evaporator performance and possible system failure.
- When installing the wine room evaporator, it is recommended that the condensing unit is less than or equal to the evaporator’s capacity.
- USCS wine cellar refrigeration systems are designed to reduce noise and vibration. To reduce and eliminate amplification of existing noise or vibration, extreme care must be observed during installation.
