FNL Box Type Condenser

FNL Box Type Condenser - Reliable Heat Exchange Solution for Industrial Cooling Systems

Product Features

• Compact Box-Type Design: The FNL condenser features a sealed box structure that enhances mechanical strength and minimizes vibration, ensuring stable operation under continuous load conditions.
• Efficient Heat Transfer: Equipped with high-density copper tube and aluminum fin combinations to improve heat dissipation performance and reduce overall system energy consumption.
• Corrosion-Resistant Construction: The condenser body is treated with anti-corrosion coatings, extending its service life even in environments with high humidity or saline exposure.

Product Description

The FNL Box Type Condenser is engineered for consistent thermal performance in refrigeration, air conditioning, and industrial process cooling systems. It is manufactured under ISO-certified quality control standards, using precision-fin tubing and optimized airflow configurations to ensure reliable operation and low noise levels. This condenser supports various refrigerants including R22, R134a, and R407C, making it adaptable for diverse system designs. Its modular structure allows for easy installation, maintenance, and integration into existing equipment frameworks.

Applications

This product is suitable for the following applications:

• Commercial air conditioning units and heat pump systems
• Industrial refrigeration and process cooling equipment
• Marine and offshore HVAC systems
• Cold storage and food preservation facilities

FAQ

1. How does the FNL Box Type Condenser differ from an air-cooled or shell-and-tube condenser?

The FNL Box Type Condenser integrates both compact design and efficient airflow management. Unlike traditional air-cooled models, it utilizes an enclosed finned coil structure that enhances thermal stability and prevents external contamination. Compared to shell-and-tube condensers, it offers easier installation and lower maintenance requirements, while maintaining comparable heat transfer performance.

2. What maintenance practices are recommended to extend the condenser’s operational life?

Regular inspection of fin surfaces, condensate drainage, and refrigerant circuit tightness is recommended. Keeping the air inlet and outlet free of debris ensures stable airflow and prevents overheating. It is advisable to perform comprehensive system cleaning every 6 to 12 months, depending on environmental conditions, to maintain optimal heat exchange efficiency and mechanical reliability.

3. Can the FNL Box Type Condenser be customized for different refrigerants or capacities?

Yes. The condenser design can be modified according to refrigerant type, cooling capacity, and installation layout. Custom configurations are available for non-standard refrigerants and system pressures, supporting applications in commercial, industrial, and special environmental systems.