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    Hybrid condenser sub tropical climate



    Client asked the question.

    Is it worthwhile installing hybrid condenser to save on energy/water?

    They are used in cooler dryer climates, but what about a sub tropical climate?

    6 months of the year its cooler & less humid, but long summers.



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    Re: Hybrid condenser sub tropical climate


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    Re: Hybrid condenser sub tropical climate

    Evaporative condenser has wet and dry operation. At lower ambient temperature efficiency of wet cooling will decrease and efficiency of dry cooling will increase. I think that for your application it is not worth to use hybrid. Hybrid condensers should be used for cold climate.

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    Re: Hybrid condenser sub tropical climate

    Thanks Josif & Segei

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    Re: Hybrid condenser sub tropical climate

    Hi Ranger1
    sub tropical as per northern NZ, the killer is the wet bulb condition, evap/cond banging gumbs going no where. Auck design is 23C/ 27C on a good day higher most of the summer peaks for 3 months. Perhaps over speed fans for more air, water usage will drop with high Wet bulb

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