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We’ll
start by looking at the power and capacity values shown in bold
type in the table underneath; that is the refrigerating capacity,
heating capacity, dehumidification rate, power consumed, and C.O.P.
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Feature
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Kotz
2,0-MA
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Kotz
12-PA
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Cooling
capacity
Heating
capacity
Deshumidification
Supply
Power
supply to
Current
Power
consumed
C.O.P
Expansion
device
Condenser
type
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2000
Watts
-
ca.
1
l/h
220V/1~/50Hz
internal
unit
2,8
A
615
Watts
-
capillary
air-cooled
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12000
Watts
14000
Watts
ca.
6
l/h
380V/3~/50Hz
external
unit
8,4
A
4600
Watts
3,0
capillary
air-cooled
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The data
provided by a manufacturer always refers to specific operating conditions.
These conditions are standardised to allow performance comparisons
between equipment from different manufacturers. For example, the
international standard ISO R 859 – NF E 36101 specifies the following
conditions:
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Temperatures
|
Interior
Conditions
|
Exterior Conditions
|
|
Dry
Bulb
|
Wet
Bulb
|
Dry
Bulb
|
Wet
Bulb
|
|
COLD
|
27°C
|
19°C
|
35°C
|
24°C
|
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HOT
|
20°C
|
-
|
7°C
|
6°C
|
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Standard
ISO
R 859 – NF E 36101
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You’ll
notice that there are two types of temperature: Dry bulb temperatures,
and Wet bulb temperatures.
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