AT THE PROCESS
Lab-side chiller
The process cooling side serves your lab equipment. Temperature, circulation, and capacity are selected around the application.
Positioned for your workflow
A DISTINCT PERMA COOL PRODUCT LINE
LABORATORY / PROCESS COOLINGPERMA Lab Process™
Large cooling capacity.
Small lab footprint.
General lab temperature control, built as a split-system process chiller with a remote condenser. Keep heat rejection out of your workspace and leave more room for the work that matters.
Temperature capability depends on configuration, process load, and operating conditions.
Final Lab Process equipment and configuration may differ.
LAB PROCESSDedicated product family
MID → LOW TEMPDown to −40 °C
REMOTE CONDENSERSeparate heat rejection
01 / THE ARCHITECTURE
Two locations.
One cooling system.
Keep process cooling near the work. Locate the condenser separately, with the arrangement planned around your lab and facility.
Refrigeration lines
AT THE REMOTE LOCATION
Remote condenser
The condenser rejects heat at a separate location. Placement, airflow, ambient conditions, and line routing are part of the system design.
Planned around your facilitySPLIT-SYSTEM PROCESS COOLINGLOCATION CONCEPT / 01
Conceptual arrangement · Not an equipment or installation drawing
COOL THE PROCESS. NOT THE WHOLE ROOM.
Put the heat
somewhere else.
A remote condenser moves condenser heat rejection away from the lab. That helps keep added heat out of the workspace, while a compact lab-side arrangement leaves more room for your process equipment.
Final lab footprint, condenser location, and facility cooling needs depend on the selected configuration and installation.
A FAMILIAR PLATFORM. A NEW LAB FOCUS.
Skid and plate systems.
Planned for your lab.
PERMA Lab Process™ starts with Perma Cool’s skid and plate-system approach, applied to large-capacity general lab temperature control.
Plan the process-side equipment around the space you have. Pair it with a remote condenser arrangement suited to your facility.
Talk through your layout02 / TEMPERATURE DUTY
Start with the process.
Define the cold.
Mid-temperature and low-temperature configurations. The right selection starts with your required operating point—not just the lowest number on a label.
Matched to your
operating window.
For lab processes that need cooling within a defined mid-temperature range. Share your setpoint and heat load to establish the configuration.
Define your temperature rangeDOWN TO−40°C
For applications requiring lower process temperatures. Cooling capacity at your setpoint and fluid requirements are confirmed during system selection.
Discuss low-temperature dutyFinal temperature range, cooling capacity, fluid compatibility, and installation requirements are configuration-specific.
03 / BUILT AROUND THE APPLICATION
Let’s define
your process fit.
You don’t need to arrive with a finished specification. These four details give us a useful starting point.
Your temperature
The operating setpoint, starting temperature, and temperature range your process needs.
Your process load
The equipment being cooled, heat load, process volume, and required cooling time.
Your circulation needs
The process fluid, required flow, and pressure requirements at your equipment.
Your installation
Available power, remote condenser location, ambient conditions, and the route between units.
THE RIGHT PRODUCT FAMILY
A lab chiller line.
A separate purpose.
PERMA Lab Process™ is the split-system lab process cooling line, with a remote condenser and mid-temperature to low-temperature configurations.
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Before we begin.
What does “split-system process” mean?
The lab-side process cooling equipment and the remote condenser are installed in separate locations, connected by refrigeration lines. The arrangement is designed around the process and facility.
Where can the remote condenser go?
Condenser placement is established during planning. Available space, ventilation, ambient conditions, service access, and the distance and elevation between units all need to be reviewed.
Does every configuration operate at −40 °C?
No. This line covers mid-temperature and low-temperature duties. The selected configuration must be matched to your setpoint, process load, fluid, and operating conditions.
PERMA LAB PROCESS™
Bring us the process.
Let’s plan the cooling.
Tell us what you need to cool, the temperature you need, and where the system will be installed.