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Be sure to read this before handling the products. Refer to the back cover for safety instructions. 
For temperature control equipment precautions, refer to the “Handling Precautions for SMC 
Products” and the “Operation Manual” on the SMC website: http://www.smc.eu

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Maintenance

Caution

<Periodical inspection every one month>

1. Clean the ventilation hole.

If the dustproof filter becomes clogged with dust or debris, a 

decline in cooling performance can result.

In order to avoid deforming or damaging the dustproof filter, 

clean it with a long-haired brush or air gun.

<Periodical inspection every three months>

1. Inspect the circulating fl uid.

1) When using tap water

 Replacement of tap water

Failure to replace the tap water can lead to the develop-

ment of bacteria or algae. Replace it regularly depending 

on your usage conditions.

2) When using ethylene glycol aqueous solution

Use a concentration meter to confi rm that the concentration 

does not exceed 15 %.

Dilute or add as needed to adjust the concentration.

<Periodical inspection during the winter season>

1. Make water-removal arrangements beforehand.

If there is a risk of the circulating fluid freezing when the 

product is stopped, release the circulating fl uid in advance.

2. Consult a professional.

For additional methods to prevent freezing (such as commer-

cially available tape heaters, etc.), consult a professional for 

advice.

HRR 

Series

Specifi c Product Precautions 5

Operation

Warning

1. Confi rmation before operation

1)  The fl uid level of a tank should be within the specifi ed range 

of “HIGH” and “LOW.”

When exceeding the specifi ed level, the circulating fl uid will 

overfl ow.

2)  Remove the air.

Conduct a trial operation, looking at the fl uid level.

Since the fl uid level will go down when the air is removed 

from the user’s piping system, supply water once again 

when the fl uid level is reduced. When there is no reduction 

in the fl uid level, the job of removing the air is completed.

2. Confi rmation during operation

  Check the circulating fl uid temperature.

The operating temperature range of the circulating fluid is 

between 10 and 35

°

C.

When the amount of heat generated from the user’s equip-

ment is greater than the product’s capability, the circulating 

fl uid temperature may exceed this range. Use caution regard-

ing this matter.

3. Emergency stop method

  When an abnormality is confi rmed, stop the machine immedi-

ately. When operation is stopped by the RUN/STOP key, turn 

off the power switch.

Operation Restart Time

Caution

1.  Wait fi ve minutes or more before restarting operation 

after it has been stopped. If the operation is restarted 
within five minutes, the protection circuit may 
activate and the operation may not start properly.

Protection Circuit

Caution

1.  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 %.

  In case the water level inside the tank is reduced abnormally.

  Circulating fl uid temperature is too high.

  Compared to the cooling capacity, the heat generation 

amount of the user’s equipment is too high.

  Ambient temperature is too high. (40 

°

C or more)

  Refrigerant pressure is too high.

  Ventilation hole is clogged with dust or dirt.

 Refrigerant with GWP reference

Refrigerant 

Global warming potential (GWP)

Regulation (EU) No 517/2014

(Based on the IPCC AR4)

Revised Fluorocarbons 

Recovery and Destruction 

Law (Japanese law)

R134a

1,430

1,430

R404A

3,922

3,920

R407C

1,774

1,770

R410A

2,088

2,090

   This product is hermetically sealed and contains fluorinated 

greenhouse gases (HFC). When this product is sold on the market 
in the EU after January 1, 2017, it needs to be compliant with the 
quota system of the F-Gas Regulation in the EU.

  See specification table for refrigerant used in the product.

Summary of Contents for HRR Series

Page 1: ...bility Single phase 200 to 230 VAC 50 60 Hz Global power supply 1 0 1 6 2 0 2 5 kW 50 Hz Air cooled Refrigeration Cooling capacity DI filter Option Particle filter Standard Bypass valve Standard 310 m...

Page 2: ...duct Optional Accessories Optional Accessories Cap Drain port Rc1 4 Water leakage sensor Drain pan Handle Accessory Replacement particle filter element DI filter replacement Drain pan Built in water l...

Page 3: ...Set value displayed in green Set temperature etc is displayed Easy check from the circulation fluid level HRS012 HRR012 HRR012 HRS012 615 mm 310 mm Flow rate and pressure adjustment can be seen on th...

Page 4: ...opens and closes to keep the refrigerant gas pressure consistent The facility water flow rate is controlled by the water regulating valve Facility water circuit Circulating fluid circuit Refrigeration...

Page 5: ...LEVEL a WRN Alternately displayed Maintenance notification number MT01 X is displayed if a maintenance notification has occurred To menu screen REF a TEMP Alternately displayed Compressor inlet temper...

Page 6: ...d can be output Remote operation signal input Chiller can be operated remotely by contact input signals Output setting example Output 1 Temperature rise Output 2 Pressure rise Output 3 Operation statu...

Page 7: ...wave inspection machine Transmission cable connector for fibre laser Cooling of the laser irradiated part Temperature control of the X ray tube and X ray light sensing part Cooling of the UV lamp X r...

Page 8: ...on Water cooled Refrigeration HRR Series Pressure Switch Monitors pressure of the circulating fluid and facility water ISE20C ISE7 G 3 Screen Display High Precision Digital Pressure Switch PSE300AC PS...

Page 9: ...Alarm p 16 Communication Functions p 17 Thermo chiller Rack Mount Type HRR Series Options With Electric Conductivity Control Function Applicable to DI Water Piping p 19 Applicable to DI Water Piping...

Page 10: ...pressure pump mounted U Conforming to UL Standards When multiple options are combined indicate symbols in alphabetical order Water cooledRefrigeration HRR U W 20 Pipe thread type Rc F G With Rc G conv...

Page 11: ...of the Japan Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Industry Association JRA GL 02 1994 cooling water system circulating type make up wa ter 3 q Ambient temperature 2 5 C w Circulating fluid temperature 2...

Page 12: ...e 2 If tap water is used use water that conforms to Water Quality Standards of the Japan Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Industry Association JRA GL 02 1994 cooling water system circulating type ma...

Page 13: ...1500 1000 500 0 Ambient temperature or facility water temperature 32 C 25 C 40 C Circulating fluid temperature C Cooling capacity W 0 10 20 30 40 3500 3000 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 0 Ambient temperatur...

Page 14: ...emperature or facility water temperature 40 C 32 C 25 C 5 C Circulating fluid flow rate l min Circulating fluid pressure MPa 0 5 10 15 20 25 0 3 0 2 0 1 0 Outlet 60 Hz Outlet 50 Hz Return port Allowab...

Page 15: ...connector Product label Circulating fluid outlet Rc1 2 226 73 424 397 Ventilation air outlet Ventilation air inlet 361 4 259 8 139 1 37 5 0 86 10 440 Includes protruding parts 550 50 Maintenance port...

Page 16: ...r Inside of the cover panel 210 38 0 424 397 164 5 140 5 0 272 5 183 6 126 4 37 5 0 440 Includes protruding parts 550 24 50 Maintenance port Power supply switch Operation display Fluid level gauge 10...

Page 17: ...9 key Move item downward or decrease the set value 0 RESET key Reset the alarm Alarm code Alarm message Initial value Display unit Upper stage White Lower stage Green AL01 Low level in tank abnormal F...

Page 18: ...pplication Division Initial value Default setting 1 24 VDC output Output 2 24 VDC output Output 3 24 VDC output Output 4 Contact input signal 1 Input OFF 5 Common of contact output signal 1 Output 6 C...

Page 19: ...D 3 SG 5 This product RD 2 SD 3 SG 5 D sub 9 pin female socket type Communication connector 5 1 9 6 Run Stop Circulating fluid temperature setting Writing Circulating fluid discharge temperature Circu...

Page 20: ...ng fluid circuit is made from non copper materials Available DI water is electric conductivity 2 S cm or more Electric resistivity 0 5 M cm or less This Option M does not have electric resistance elec...

Page 21: ...p Capacity HRR012 018 024 030 20 MT HRR012 018 024 030 20 T Applicable model HRR012 018 024 030 20 T HRR012 018 024 030 20 MT 1 Pump Rated flow 50 60 Hz 2 3 l min 10 0 42 MPa 14 0 40 MPa 10 0 32 MPa 1...

Page 22: ...rtridge Element for the maintenance of the particle filter for circulating fluid DI filter cartridge for replacement for Option DM Electric conductivity control type DI water piping type Part number A...

Page 23: ...ser s equipment Q qm x C x T2 T1 x qv x C x T 60 1 x 10 x 4 2 x 103 x 2 0 60 1400 J s 1400 W Cooling capacity Considering a safety factor of 20 1400 W x 1 2 1680 W Heat generation amount by user s equ...

Page 24: ...the circulating fluid discharge pressure Consider the installation height difference between the thermo chiller and the user s equipment and the piping resistance such as circulating fluid pipings or...

Page 25: ...arts such as piping may cause clogging or leakage in the circulating fluid circuit Therefore take sufficient care when selecting fluid contact part materials such as piping 4 Design the piping so that...

Page 26: ...he descriptions in the ta ble below Select the thermo chiller considering the descriptions qUpper limit of ambient temperature Use the product in ambient temperature of the described value or low er a...

Page 27: ...be connected to a water line gas line or lightning rod HRR Series Specific Product Precautions 3 Mounting Installation Warning 1 Do not use the product outdoors 2 Do not place heavy objects on top of...

Page 28: ...iping due to metal ion 5 Do not use fluid that includes metric powers and other foreign materials It can cause issues clogging of the circulating fluid circuit or leakage Warning HRR Series Specific P...

Page 29: ...er once again when the fluid level is reduced When there is no reduction in the fluid level the job of removing the air is completed 2 Confirmation during operation Check the circulating fluid tempera...

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Page 31: ...nergy railways air navigation space shipping vehicles military medical treatment combustion and recreation or equipment in contact with food and beverages emergency stop circuits clutch and brake circ...

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