The specialist for refrigeration and air conditioning technology BITZER has won the Best Application Compressor award at the Global Logistics Excellence Awards for its CSVH compact screw compressors.
On 18 January 2019, BITZER India won the Best Application Compressor award for its CSVH compact screw compressor series. The award was presented in Hyderabad, India, as part of the Global Logistics Excellence Awards 2019. Harvinder Bhatia, Managing Director BITZER India, is delighted: ‘Our CSVH series of compact screw compressors truly is an innovation – and we’re very happy that an independent jury agrees with this view. But it comes as no surprise: the intelligent, speed-controlled CSVH series has an integrated frequency inverter and is the most efficient compressor in its class today.’
The particularly powerful inverter-driven compressors have a displacement of up to 1,156 m3/h (50 Hz) and are optimised for air-cooled liquid chillers and heat pumps. Thanks to an integrated frequency inverter, they simplify to a high degree the installation and safe use of speed-controlled compressors in air conditioning, process cooling and heat pump applications. The series operates with a wide range of control and meets the most stringent requirements in terms of seasonal efficiency. CSVH enables a large choice of refrigerants, including low-GWP HFO and HFO/HFC blends.
Customers around the globe rely on BITZER CSVH compact screw compressors. In India, several well-known process chiller manufacturers and data centres have the CSVH in use.
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The BITZER Group is the world’s largest independent manufacturer of refrigeration compressors. BITZER is represented across the globe through distribution companies and production facilities for reciprocating, screw and scroll compressors, heat exchangers and pressure vessels. In 2017, 3,500 employees generated sales of €740 million.
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On 18 January 2019, BITZER India won the Best Application Compressor award for its CSVH compact screw compressor series. The award was presented in Hyderabad, India, as part of the Global Logistics Excellence Awards 2019. Harvinder Bhatia, Managing Director BITZER India, is delighted: ‘Our CSVH series of compact screw compressors truly is an innovation – and we’re very happy that an independent jury agrees with this view. But it comes as no surprise: the intelligent, speed-controlled CSVH series has an integrated frequency inverter and is the most efficient compressor in its class today.’
The particularly powerful inverter-driven compressors have a displacement of up to 1,156 m3/h (50 Hz) and are optimised for air-cooled liquid chillers and heat pumps. Thanks to an integrated frequency inverter, they simplify to a high degree the installation and safe use of speed-controlled compressors in air conditioning, process cooling and heat pump applications. The series operates with a wide range of control and meets the most stringent requirements in terms of seasonal efficiency. CSVH enables a large choice of refrigerants, including low-GWP HFO and HFO/HFC blends.
Customers around the globe rely on BITZER CSVH compact screw compressors. In India, several well-known process chiller manufacturers and data centres have the CSVH in use.
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The BITZER Group is the world’s largest independent manufacturer of refrigeration compressors. BITZER is represented across the globe through distribution companies and production facilities for reciprocating, screw and scroll compressors, heat exchangers and pressure vessels. In 2017, 3,500 employees generated sales of €740 million.
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Images may only be used for editorial purposes. They can be used free of charge if the source is given – ‘Photo: BITZER’ – and a free copy of the publication is sent to us. Images may not be modified or altered, except to crop out the background surrounding the main subject.
