resun chiller question, pls help

[bkburger]

I have a resun cl150, but the two water outlet didnt indicate which is in and which is out, any bro using resun chiller? The front or back is water out? Tqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqq

[iskay]

I don't think there's a difference. what's important is proper flow rate.

[surreal1228]

According to my experience, there is different. If wrong way, ur chiller will on and off very offen.

Suggest u search the photo of ur chiller, as it indicates on the top of case.

[skyjuice123]

The Cl150 use peltier element for cooling. Peltier is an electronic chip, It is only about 40mm to 60mm square, one end mounted on water cooling block, the other end has a air-cooled heat sink. Unlike normal chillers running on freon, it has no evaporator pipes and hence, direction of flow is not important. Peltier chillers are cheaper but there are 2.5 times less energy efficient than normal chillers running on freon gas.

[bkburger]

The Cl150 use peltier element for cooling. Peltier is an electronic chip, It is only about 40mm to 60mm square, one end mounted on water cooling block, the other end has a air-cooled heat sink. Unlike normal chillers running on freon, it has no evaporator pipes and hence, direction of flow is not important. Peltier chillers are cheaper but there are 2.5 times less energy efficient than normal chillers running on freon gas.

Bro so you mean just fixed to any outlet will do? Cos there is no indication which is which, so i also think there is no different.

[skyjuice123]

Yes. for cl150, you can connect in any direction. for other chillers that run on freon, must follow the directional sign as they have embeded heat exchanger that works better for heat exchange when there is a counterflow between freon and the water

[surreal1228]

Yes. for cl150, you can connect in any direction. for other chillers that run on freon, must follow the directional sign as they have embeded heat exchanger that works better for heat exchange when there is a counterflow between freon and the water

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Good to know, thanks for sharing.

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[bkburger]

Thank you all bros for the help!!! Gam xia Gam xia.