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    1. Commercial HVAC

    What Type of Chiller Best Fits Your Application?

    July 12, 2019
    Chilled water could be required for a number of reasons: a chilled water system already exists, the project is a process application that requires chilled water, the owner is just a raving fan of H2O. With this article, we welcome a new contributor to Contracting Business.

    Editor's note: Today, we welcome a new contributor to Contracting Business — Mr. Brad Telker of cfm Distributors, Inc.— who has graciously granted us permission to publish his fine articles on a variety of HVACR technical topics.

    The answer to this question is pretty obvious: it depends. Since we are always conscience of your time, we will assume that chilled water is required for your project. Chilled water could be required for a number of reasons: a chilled water system already exists, the project is a process application that requires chilled water, the owner is just a raving fan of H2O- the lists goes on. Okay, now that we are focused on chilled water only, we have a bunch of chiller options to choose from.

    CLICK THROUGH THE GALLERY to see the various chiller options.

    About the Author

    Brad Telker | Vice President of Sales, cfm Applied Systems Group

    Brad joined the cfm team in 2006, and now as Vice President of Sales, Applied Systems Group he focuses on business development, as well as helping contractors and engineers find creative and unique solutions to any size HVAC project. When he’s not at work, Brad enjoys reading, running and spending time with his family.