Kide Waterloop

Waterloop – quiet and efficient cooling for several rooms

Waterloop is Kide's indirect-condensing refrigeration system. Each cold and freezer room gets its own small, quiet water-cooled unit, which transfers heat to a shared closed water loop. The loop carries all the heat out of the building via a hydraulic module and a dry cooler. This removes the need for long refrigerant pipework or a large central plant, noise and heat stay out of the kitchen and sales area, and each room can have its own temperature.

Range

• System description – Kide Waterloop – diagram, operating principle, advantages and equipment pictures.
• Suitable for – shops, restaurants, hotels and commercial kitchens with several rooms at different temperatures.
• Rooms and units – cold and freezer rooms, refrigeration units

Frequently asked questions

How does Waterloop differ from a conventional system?

In a conventional solution, each room has an air-cooled condenser that blows heat into the room or onto the façade, or all rooms are connected to a central plant by long refrigerant pipework. In Waterloop, the refrigerant is contained only in each room's small factory-charged unit, and the heat is carried away by water.

What are the main advantages of Waterloop?

A small refrigerant charge and low leak risk, quiet operation, simpler installation, energy savings thanks to EC fans and a variable-speed pump, and the environmentally friendly refrigerants R-290 and A2L.

Can Waterloop be installed in an existing building?

Yes. The system suits both new projects and the replacement of an old direct-expansion system. The water loop pipework is simpler and cheaper than refrigerant pipework.

Does Waterloop also work in hot weather?

Yes, the system operates at outdoor temperatures of up to +45 °C.

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