DX package air conditioner

Upto 18000 CMH &750 mm static

Hybrid Model with Built in Refrigererion Unit, Variable speed blower, MERV8 Air filtering HEPA filter, complete SS316 body, MODBUS, with Automatic remote operation.

Package Air Conditioner

A reliable air-conditioning system is important wherever indoor temperature, air quality and ventilation need to be maintained consistently. In industrial plants, commercial buildings, clean areas and specialized working environments, conventional room air conditioners may not always be suitable. A Package Air Conditioner provides a more integrated solution by combining air handling and refrigeration components into a single engineered system.

Reynold India offers DX Package Air Conditioner solutions designed for applications that require controlled cooling, air movement and filtration. The system listed by Reynold India is available up to 18,000 CMH airflow and 750 mm static pressure, with a hybrid design incorporating a built-in refrigeration unit, variable-speed blower, MERV 8 air filtration, HEPA filtration, SS316 construction, MODBUS communication and automatic remote operation.

What is a Package Air Conditioner?

A Package Air Conditioner is a self-contained air-conditioning system in which the major components required for cooling and air distribution are arranged as a packaged unit. Instead of installing separate cooling and air-handling equipment, a packaged system brings these functions together into one coordinated arrangement.

In a DX or Direct Expansion package air conditioner, refrigerant directly removes heat from the air passing through the evaporator coil. The cooled and filtered air is then supplied to the required space through the air distribution system.

The actual configuration of a package air conditioner depends on the application. Airflow, static pressure, cooling load, filtration requirements, indoor conditions and installation environment all need to be considered before selecting the equipment.

Reynold India DX Package Air Conditioner

Reynold India's DX Package Air Conditioner is designed as a hybrid system with a built-in refrigeration unit. The available configuration is specified for airflow up to 18,000 CMH and 750 mm static pressure.

The system incorporates a variable-speed blower, allowing airflow to be adjusted according to the application's requirement. It also includes MERV 8 air filtration and HEPA filter options, which can be useful in applications where controlled air cleanliness is important.

The equipment is designed with a complete SS316 body, providing a robust construction option for demanding environments. For automation and system integration, the unit supports MODBUS communication and automatic remote operation.

These features make the system suitable for applications where cooling, filtration, airflow management and remote control need to work together.

How Does a DX Package Air Conditioner Work?

The cooling process of a DX package air conditioner is based on the refrigeration cycle.

Warm air from the conditioned area is drawn into the package unit through the return-air section. The air passes through the filtration stage before reaching the evaporator coil.

Inside the evaporator, refrigerant absorbs heat from the air. As the air loses heat, its temperature decreases and the conditioned air is supplied back into the space through the blower and ducting system.

The refrigerant carrying the absorbed heat moves through the refrigeration circuit towards the condenser. The heat is rejected at the condenser, and the refrigerant is then expanded and returned to the evaporator to continue the cooling cycle.

A variable-speed blower helps regulate the movement of air according to system requirements, while controls can be integrated with the building or plant automation system.

Key Features of Package Air Conditioner

• Built-In Refrigeration Unit: The integrated refrigeration arrangement makes the system a practical choice where a complete air-conditioning package is required rather than separate cooling components.
• High Airflow Capacity: Reynold India's listed DX package air conditioner is available for airflow applications up to 18,000 CMH, with static pressure capability up to 750 mm. Actual selection should be based on the required airflow and system resistance.
• Variable-Speed Blower: Airflow requirements can change depending on occupancy, process conditions and operating schedules. A variable-speed blower provides greater control over air delivery compared with a fixed-speed arrangement.
• MERV 8 and HEPA Filtration: Air filtration is an important part of many modern air-conditioning systems. The combination of MERV 8 and HEPA filtration can be selected where improved particulate filtration is required, subject to the application's air-quality requirements and pressure drop considerations.
• SS316 Construction: The complete SS316 body provides a durable construction option for applications where corrosion resistance, cleanliness and robust equipment construction are important considerations.
• MODBUS Communication: MODBUS communication allows the package air conditioner to be integrated with compatible automation, monitoring or building management systems. This can help operators monitor and control the equipment from a centralized location.
• Automatic Remote Operation: Remote operation can make the system more convenient to manage, particularly in larger facilities where air-conditioning equipment may be installed away from the main operating area.

Applications of Package Air Conditioner

Package air conditioners are used in many environments where centralized or controlled air conditioning is required. Depending on the design and filtration configuration, applications may include:

• Industrial manufacturing facilities
• Commercial buildings
• Production areas
• Warehouses
• Workshops
• Clean and controlled environments
• Pharmaceutical facilities
• Healthcare-related areas
• Process rooms
• Electrical and equipment rooms
• Large offices
• Specialized industrial spaces

The final application suitability depends on factors such as required temperature, humidity, cleanliness level, heat load and ventilation requirements.

Benefits of Using a Package Air Conditioner

A major advantage of a packaged system is that the air-conditioning equipment is supplied as an integrated solution. This can simplify equipment coordination and reduce the need to arrange multiple independent components.

For industrial users, the ability to control airflow is also important. Production areas can have different heat loads at different times, and variable-speed air movement can help match the system to changing requirements.

Another advantage is the availability of filtration options. Where air cleanliness is important, appropriate filtration can be incorporated into the air-handling arrangement.

The use of MODBUS communication and remote operation can also support centralized monitoring and automation, which is increasingly important in modern industrial and commercial facilities.

Refrigerant Options

Reynold India's Package Air Conditioner page lists several refrigerant options, including R-134A, R-407C, R-410A, HFO and R-513A.

The appropriate refrigerant depends on the selected refrigeration system, application requirements, equipment design and applicable environmental and safety considerations. Refrigerant selection should therefore be finalized as part of the engineering process rather than simply choosing a refrigerant based on availability.

How to Select the Right Package Air Conditioner?

Selecting a package air conditioner should begin with a proper assessment of the application. Important factors include:

• Cooling Load: Determine the actual heat entering the space from machinery, people, lighting, solar gain and ventilation.
• Airflow: Calculate the required supply and return airflow according to the room and process requirements.
• Static Pressure: Ductwork, filters, dampers and other components create resistance. The blower should be selected to meet the required static pressure.
• Filtration: Determine whether standard filtration, MERV filtration, HEPA filtration or another filtration arrangement is required.
• Material of Construction: The equipment body should be selected according to the environment and cleanliness requirements.
• Control Requirements: If the system needs to communicate with a BMS or plant automation system, communication and control requirements should be considered during design.
• Operating Conditions: Ambient temperature, indoor temperature, humidity, operating hours and installation location can all influence equipment selection.

Why Choose Reynold India for Package Air Conditioning?

Reynold India manufactures and supplies industrial and comfort cooling solutions, with Package Air Conditioner listed under its Comfort Cooling product range. The company's product portfolio also includes industrial chillers, customized cooling systems, refrigeration packages and other specialized cooling solutions.

For industrial and commercial customers, choosing the right air-conditioning equipment is more than selecting a cooling capacity. Airflow, filtration, static pressure, construction material, controls and operating conditions all influence the performance of the complete system.

Reynold India's engineering approach allows customers to discuss their application requirements and select a suitable package air-conditioning configuration.

Get a Package Air Conditioner from Reynold India

If you are looking for a Package Air Conditioner Manufacturer in India for an industrial, commercial or specialized application, the right system should be selected according to the actual cooling and airflow requirements.

Reynold India's DX Package Air Conditioner combines refrigeration, air movement, filtration and control features in an integrated system. With configurations including variable-speed blower, MERV 8 filtration, HEPA filtration, SS316 construction and MODBUS connectivity, it can be engineered for applications requiring controlled and dependable air conditioning.

Contact Reynold India with your required airflow, cooling capacity, static pressure, indoor temperature, application details and filtration requirements to discuss the appropriate package air-conditioning solution.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is a Package Air Conditioner? A Package Air Conditioner is an integrated air-conditioning system in which refrigeration, air movement and related components are arranged as a packaged unit to provide conditioned air.
2. What is a DX Package Air Conditioner? DX stands for Direct Expansion. In a DX system, refrigerant directly absorbs heat from the air through the evaporator coil, providing the cooling required for the conditioned space.
3. What is the airflow capacity of Reynold India's Package Air Conditioner? Reynold India's listed DX Package Air Conditioner is available for airflow up to 18,000 CMH with up to 750 mm static pressure. The correct capacity depends on the specific application.
4. Does the Package Air Conditioner have filtration? Yes. Reynold India's listed configuration includes MERV 8 air filtration and HEPA filter options. The appropriate filtration level should be selected according to the application's requirements.
5. Does Reynold India's Package Air Conditioner support remote operation? Yes. The listed system includes MODBUS communication and automatic remote operation, allowing integration with compatible control and automation systems.
6. What material is used for the package air conditioner body? The listed DX Package Air Conditioner has a complete SS316 body.
7. Where can Package Air Conditioners be used? They can be considered for industrial facilities, commercial spaces, production areas, warehouses, controlled environments and other applications requiring centralized or packaged air conditioning. Final suitability depends on the cooling load, airflow, filtration and environmental conditions.