Ice Rink Chiller & Cooling Systems
Whether you like hockey, figure skating or curling, it is important the ice is exactly the right thickness and temperature. Ice Rink chillers from Thermal Care are specifically designed not only to provide proper ice building conditions and ice maintenance but also to significantly reduce energy consumption in a safe environment.
A trusted name for over 50 years, Thermal Care is a leading manufacturer of industrial process heating and cooling equipment and systems in over 50 different industries. We are experts in heat rejection/heat transfer systems and can perfectly support your cooling needs with our ice rink cooling systems.
User friendly PLC control system provides intuitive operation, advanced diagnostics, and precise temperature control to help maintain consistent ice thickness and hardness.
TCF Series chillers provides consistent ice rink quality by delivering stable, evenly distributed, and responsive cooling to the ice slab.
A glycol chiller provides a safe, non-toxic refrigeration option for ice rinks while delivering consistent ice quality with reduced operational and regulatory risk.
TCFW375 Ice Rink Central Chiller
- Nominal Capacity Range: 50 tons
- Capacity Range: 45 to 55 tons
- Operating Range: 10 F to 15 F
- TTH375 Turbocor variable speed centrifugal compressor with oil-free, magnetic bearings, specifically designed for high lift performance and is ideal for ice rinks
- Hybrid film evaporator
- C-UL 508A Industrial Control Panel
- Rotary Circuit Breaker
- Lower Global Warming Potential (GWP)
- R-513A Class Refrigerant - Low Toxicity & Flamability
Additional Features
- Slim footprint
- Modular expansion to over 300 tons using up to six chillers
- Advanced PLC controls can be easily incorporated into building automation
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A safe, efficient solution Safety concerns around ammonia led Massachusetts' Tabor Academy to replace its ice-making system with a Thermal Care industrial chiller using Opteon XP10 (R-513A) refrigerant. A safe efficient solution. -- Stephen Sanford, Chief Financial Officer
