OVERVIEW

• A remote cooling system installed independently outdoors or on rooftops, separate from heat-generating equipment such as engines. It is a high-end module equipped with multiple small fans instead of a single massive fan, maximizing operational stability and energy efficiency.

  
  

KEY FEATURES

• Absolute Reliability (Redundancy): Even if a fan motor fails, the remaining fans continue to operate, completely preventing critical system shutdowns due to overheating.

• High Energy Efficiency: Fans can be selectively turned on or off based on the real-time cooling load (temperature), drastically reducing unnecessary power consumption.

• Space Flexibility & Low Noise: Operating multiple small fans provides vastly superior noise control compared to a single large fan. It also allows for flexible layouts, such as flat or V-shape configurations, to fit the installation space.

MFR Drawing

MFR schematic diagram

MAIN APPLICATIONS

• Data center (IDC) backup generators where uninterrupted operation is essential.
• Rooftops of urban buildings with strict noise restrictions and soundproof generator enclosures.
• Gas engines, cogeneration power plants, and biogas plants.