Koolance EXC-800 portable 800W liquid chiller

Koolance has released a new portable 800W recirculating sub-ambient liquid chiller called the the EXC-800. This bad boy weighs in at a cool 26KG and comes with an internal PMP-500 12V pump, 3x 120mm fans, and a 110V power supply. If you have some cash to spare, this puppy can be bought for just under  $1400 USD (caughs). No puns intedned, it's a cool kit though.

Koolance's EXC-800 is a portable recirculating liquid chiller rated at 800W, or 2730 BTU/hr (@25°C liquid & ambient). Chiller control is based on one of four configurable temperature methods, including the option to lock liquid to ambient for avoiding condensation, or to an external K-type thermocouple sensor (not included). The integrated pump is a Koolance PMP-500, with a maximum coolant output from the unit of 11L/min (2.9 gal/min) and 7.5m (24.6ft) of static head.

Along with the local temperatures and user set-point, EXC-800 can report internal coolant flow rate, pump RPM, and condenser fan RPM on a customizable 2-line OLED display. An adjustable relay trigger output on the rear of the unit is available based on temperature.

Features:

• Cooling capacity: 800W (2730BTU/hr) @ 25°C liquid/ambient
• Temperature options: liquid set-point (1 to 50°C), optional external thermocouple set-point (1 to 149°C), liquid and ambient delta-T (± -50 to 50°C), external sensor and ambient delta-T (± -50 to 50°C).
• Select only values you want displayed on the front 2-line OLED display (fixed or rotating)
• Adjust pump speed with 10 level increments
• Show pump impeller speed in RPM
• Show coolant flow rate in LPM/GPM
• Show condenser fan speed in RPM
• Adjust audio alarm based on temperatures
• Relay trigger can be configured as NO or NC and adjusted based on temperatures
• Refrigerant: R-134a
• Power input: 120VAC, 60Hz
• Maximum power consumption (approximate): 450W @ 25°C, 650W @ 35°C
• Designed for operation within 0-40°C ambient and liquid temperature range

NOTE: Requires 120VAC, 60Hz input power. Keep unit upright at all times, and for at least 24 hours before applying power to ensure sufficient oil reaches the compressor.