Conserve water resources and reduce maintenance costs

To main­tain the required tem­per­a­tures, foul­ing on plate-fin heat exchang­ers forces the rotors to run at a high­er speed. As a result, they require con­sid­er­ably more elec­tri­cal ener­gy. If the foul­ing is too severe, the rotors can­not ensure suf­fi­cient air exchange even at max­i­mum speed, which reduces the effi­cien­cy of the cool­ing cir­cuit. As a con­se­quence, the com­pres­sor has to apply sig­nif­i­cant­ly more pow­er and the pow­er con­sump­tion of the cool­er or air con­di­tion­er increases.

Cleaning bus cooler 

Jet­Boy SP is the small­er broth­er of Jet­Mas­ter. Its use is almost always suf­fi­cient for clean­ing the fin heat exchang­ers of air con­di­tion­ing sys­tems. The advan­tage over the larg­er device is the much low­er com­pressed air con­sump­tion from approx. 1.50 m³/min. This already makes the use of com­pres­sors with capac­i­ties of 10–14Kw possible.

With a com­pressed air con­sump­tion of 1.50–2.25 m³/min. from 5 bar pres­sure, the new device offers new pos­si­bil­i­ties for clean­ing the heat trans­fer appa­ra­tus of air con­di­tion­ing sys­tems and radi­a­tors. The Jet­Boy SP works with­out cur­rent with min. 0.20 l water per minute. Due to the cav­i­ta­tion effect of the noz­zle jet, clean­ing of heat exchang­ers with­out any use of chem­i­cals is usu­al­ly com­plete­ly suf­fi­cient. For spe­cial prob­lems and the clean­ing of oth­er sur­faces, how­ev­er, the prod­uct can also be used with a clean­ing agent or even a dis­in­fec­tant. The approved clean­ing agent for this is sup­plied with the prod­uct. The sen­si­tive fins of the heat exchang­ers are not dam­aged by the gen­tle jet clean­ing with Jet­Boy SP.

 

“For us, the Jet­Boy is the opti­mal device for clean­ing our V‑coolers. The han­dling is sim­ple and trou­ble-free. Since the sur­faces of our finned heat exchang­ers do not get dirty every­where in the same way, we can now take action selec­tive­ly as need­ed, even in addi­tion to the nor­mal clean­ing inter­val. In this way, we can always keep our heat exchang­ers at an opti­mal per­for­mance lev­el with­out much effort.”

- Mr. Wock­en­fuß, Head of Data Cen­ter Services