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HRL 

Series

Specific Product Precautions 3

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 sur

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 to read t

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andlin

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 t

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p

roducts

.

 

Refe

r to th

e

 

b

a

ck

 

c

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ve

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or sa

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ety instructions. For temperature control

equipment precautions, refer to the “Handling Precautions for SMC Products” and the “Operation Manual” on SMC website:

https://www.smcworld.com

Piping

Caution

1.

Regard

i

ng the 

ci

rculatin

g

 

f

lu

i

pi

ping, 

c

ons

i

der 

careful

l

y  the  suitability 

f

or  tem

p

erature  and 

ci

rculating fluid.

If the operating performance is not 

sufficient,

 the pipings may burst 

during operation. Also

,

 the use of corrosive materials such as alu-

minum or iron for 

fluid

 contact parts

,

 such as 

piping,

 may not only 

lead to clogging or leakage in the circulating 

uid circuit but also 

refrigerant leakage and other unexpected problems. Provide 

protection against corrosion when you use the product.

2.

  

Selec

t the piping 

p

ort s

ize

 w

hich

 can 

excee

d the 

rated flow

.

For the r

ated fl

ow

, re

fer to the pump capacity table.

3

.

 

Whe

n t

igh

t

e

n

i

n

g

 at th

e

 drain 

p

ort o

f

 t

h

is 

p

rodu

c

t, 

use a pipe wren

c

h to 

c

lamp the connection ports.

4.

 For the 

ci

rculating fluid piping connection, install a 

drain pan and wast

e

water collection pit just in case 

the circulating fluid may leak.

5.

 

Th

is 

p

roduct series ar

e

 

c

onstant-tem

p

eratur

e

 

fl

uid 

ci

rculating ma

c

hines with 

b

uilt-in tanks.

Do not install equipment on your system side such as pumps 

that forcibly return the circulating fluid to the unit. Also

,

 if you 

attach an external tank that is open to the air

,

 it may become 

impossible to circulate the circulating 

fluid

. Proceed with caution.

Mounting/Installation

Caution

3

.

 

Ref

er to the Operation Manual 

f

or this 

p

roduct, and 

s

e

cur

e

 an 

i

nsta

ll

ation spa

ce

 that 

i

s nec

e

ssary 

f

or 

the maintenance and ventilation.

<Ai

r-cooled refri

g

eration>

1.  The air-cooled type product exhausts heat using the fan that is 

mounted to the product. If the product is operated with insuf

-

cient ventilation

,

 ambient temperature may exceed 45

°

C

,

 and 

this will affect the performance and life of the product. To pre-

vent this ensure that suitable ventilation is available (see below).

2.  For installation indoors

,

 ventilation ports and a ventilation fan 

should be equipped as needed.

ero

m r

m

m 0

00

2

800 mm or more

800 mm or more

800 mm or more

400 mm

or more

Ventilation

Required installation space 

for ventilation and 

maintenance

HRL -A -20

3.  If it is impossible to exhaust heat from the installation area in-

doors

,

 or when the installation area is conditioned

,

 provide a 

duct for heat exhaustion to the air outlet port of this product for 

ventilation. Do not mount the inlet of the duct 

(flange)

 directly to 

the air vent of the 

product,

 and keep a space larger than the di-

ameter of the duct. Additionally

,

 consider the resistance of the 

duct when making the air vent port for the duct.

<Heat radiation amount/Required ventilation rate>

Model

Heat 

radiation 

amount

[kW]

Required ventilation rate [m

3

/min]

Differential temp. of 3

°

between inside and outside 

of installation area

Differential temp. of 6

°

between inside and outside 

of installation area

HRL100-A -

Approx. 18

305

155

HRL200-A -

Approx. 35

590

295

HRL300-A -

Approx. 45

760

380

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Summary of Contents for HRL Series

Page 1: ...Cooling capacity kW 9 19 26 CH1 Oscillator 1 Max 1 5 CH2 Optical system Temperature stability C 0 1 0 5 Set temperature range C 15 to 25 20 to 40 1 1 CH2 CH1 CH2 CH1 HRSH200 HRL200 HRS012 Dual thermo...

Page 2: ...with a general refrigerant circuit that controls the compressor by turning the power ON OFF and with a bypass to the circulating uid circuit 1 For HRL300 A 20 mm Space saving Reduced wiring labor Keep...

Page 3: ...emperature difference as high temperature stability can be achieved even with a small size tank This also contributes to space saving One compressor controls 2 channels which realize the independent t...

Page 4: ...screen Set values can be entered from the touch panel Model Cooling method Cooling capacity Power supply Function Accessories CH1 CH2 HRL100 Air cooled refrigeration 9 kW 1 kW Max 1 5 kW 3 phase 200...

Page 5: ...ssigned for specified type of signals Ex 1 Ex 2 Ex 3 Circulating fluid temperature setting Start and stop Circulating fluid discharge temperature Circulating fluid discharge pressure Run and stop stat...

Page 6: ...perating time of a fan Usage time of a DI filter Usage time of a dustproof filter Operation time of a chiller Improved usability and visibility When any alarm is generated the screen automatically mov...

Page 7: ...option Only 200V as an option HRSH Inverter type 0 1 5 to 35 Outdoor installation IPX4 400V as standard 200V as an option Only 200V as an option HRL Inverter dual type CH1 0 1 15 to 25 9 kW 19 kW 26 k...

Page 8: ...F2 200 Pressure Sensor for General Fluids PSE56 Pressure Sensor Controller PSE200 300 300AC Refer to the Web Catalog for details S Coupler KK Series T TU TH TD TL TLM Material Nylon Polyurethane FEP F...

Page 9: ...ommended External Piping Flow p 14 Cable Specifications p 14 Operation Display Panel p 15 Alarm p 15 Communication Functions p 16 Optional Accessories p 19 Cooling Capacity Calculation Required Coolin...

Page 10: ...PBT POM PU PC PVC EPDM NBR CH2 Stainless steel Alumina ceramic Carbon Fluororesin PP PBT POM PU PVC PPS AS PS EPDM NBR Ion replacement resin Electrical system Power supply 3 phase 200 VAC 50 Hz 3 pha...

Page 11: ...id temperature C Cooling capacity kW 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Ambient temperature 32 C Ambient temperature 45 C Cooling capacity kW Circulating fluid temperature C 0 0 0 5 1 0 1 5 2 0 2 5 3 0 20 30 40 Am...

Page 12: ...r for Lasers Anchor bolt mounting position View A Ventilation air outlet Ventilation air inlet Ventilation air inlet A 677 627 330 10 954 1538 40 or less 715 984 1026 HRL100 A 20 Dimensions For piping...

Page 13: ...Thermo chiller for Lasers HRL Series Anchor bolt mounting position View A 715 40 or less 954 330 10 1538 984 1026 677 627 Ventilation air outlet Ventilation air inlet Ventilation air inlet A HRL200 A...

Page 14: ...r Lasers Anchor bolt mounting position View A Ventilation air outlet Ventilation air inlet 850 40 or less 1079 330 10 1839 1109 1145 750 700 A Ventilation air inlet HRL300 A 20 Dimensions For piping p...

Page 15: ...0 VAC 60 Hz M5 R5 5 5 4 cores x 5 5 mm2 4 cores x AWG 10 including grounding cable 30 30 HRL200 A 20 R8 5 4 cores x 8 mm2 4 cores x AWG 8 including grounding cable 40 HRL300 A 20 50 An example of the...

Page 16: ...normal rise of circulating uid temperature AL10 CH1 High Temp CH1 circulating uid temperature rise AL11 CH1 Low Temp CH1 circulating uid temperature drop AL12 CH1 TEMP READY Alarm CH1 TEMP READY alarm...

Page 17: ...make sure that the total load current is 200 mA or less User s system side To the thermo chiller 24 VDC 15 V 100 ANALOG COM 24 COM 1 24 COM 24 VDC Output 4 7 k 4 7 k 4 7 k 15 V 15 V 100 15 V ANALOG C...

Page 18: ...11 Analog output signal 1 Output CH2 circulating fluid temperature 1 12 None Cannot be connected 3 13 None Cannot be connected 3 14 24 COM output Common of contact input signal Output 15 Common of con...

Page 19: ...his product 31st slave SD SD SG 2 SD 7 SD 5 SG This product 1st slave 2 SD 7 SD 5 SG 2 SD 7 SD 5 SG Do not connect with other pins Standards RS 232C Circuit diagram One thermo chiller for one master M...

Page 20: ...ed per unit HRS S0214 Dustproof lter Upper 1 For HRL100 200 A 2 pcs are used per unit HRS S0185 Dustproof lter 1 For HRL300 A 4 pcs are used per unit HRS PF006 Particle lter element 1 Common to each m...

Page 21: ...60 s min 1 Refer to page 21 for the typical physical property value of tap water or other circulating uids Q qm x C x T2 T1 19535 J s 19535 W 19 5 kW Cooling capacity Considering a safety factor of 20...

Page 22: ...pump capacity curves Check beforehand if the circulating uid pipings or circulating uid circuit of the user s equipment are fully durable against this pressure Circulating Fluid Typical Physical Prop...

Page 23: ...uid are not left inside the pipings During operation Air cooled type 2 C to 45 C 5 In locations where condensation may occur 6 In locations which receive direct sunlight or radiated heat 7 In location...

Page 24: ...enough for it to come out the other side 3 Be careful not to bump the fork to the cover panel or piping ports Transportation Carriage Movement Warning 3 Hanging transportation 1 Crane manipulation and...

Page 25: ...it may become impossible to circulate the circulating uid Proceed with caution Mounting Installation Caution 3 Refer to the Operation Manual for this product and secure an installation space that is...

Page 26: ...system Circulation type Make up water Item Unit Standard value In uence Corrosion Scale generation Standard item pH at 25 C 6 0 to 8 0 Electric conductivity 25 C S cm 100 1 to 300 1 Chloride ion Cl m...

Page 27: ...Caution If operating in the conditions below the protection circuit will activate and an operation may not be performed or will stop Power supply voltage is not within the rated voltage range of 10 I...

Page 28: ...r in a place exposed to direct sunlight 2 Installation on equipment in conjunction with atomic energy railways air navigation space shipping vehicles military medical treatment combustion and recreati...

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