Description
Product Summary
The Kramer KL6E162DDASL is a Next-Gen All-Temp Low Profile unit cooler with 16,200 BTU/h of capacity at -20°F SST, 10°F TD, R-404A. It uses electric defrost and runs on 208/230V 1-phase power.
The unit has 4 fans, 3,140 CFM of airflow, EC 2-Speed fan motors, and is approved for R-448A and R-449A.
This configuration ships with a factory-mounted R-448A/R-449A TXV, liquid line solenoid valve and mechanical thermostat, which reduces field piping and wiring time.
Key Features
- Low Profile Design: slim cabinet maximizes usable box height in walk-ins
- Rated Capacity: 16,200 BTU/h at -20°F SST, 10°F TD, R-404A
- Dual-Speed EC Fan Motors: lower energy use and reduced fan speed during off-cycle
- Electric Defrost: factory electric heaters for reliable defrost in low-temperature boxes
- Multiple Refrigerants: approved for R-448A and R-449A
- Factory Pre-Assembly: factory-mounted R-448A/R-449A TXV, liquid line solenoid valve and mechanical thermostat
- Enhanced Coil: 3/8 in enhanced copper tubes with corrugated aluminum fins
- Balanced 12 in Fans: aluminum fan blades for quiet, even airflow
Ideal Applications
- Walk-in freezers
- Restaurants and commercial kitchens
- Convenience stores and grocery freezers
- Ice cream and frozen food storage
- Schools, hospitals and institutional foodservice
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the capacity of the KL6E162DDASL?
It is rated at 16,200 BTU/h at -20°F SST, 10°F TD, R-404A.
What voltage does the KL6E162DDASL use?
It runs on 208/230V 1-phase 60 Hz power. Electric defrost heaters are powered from the same supply.
Which refrigerants is it approved for?
It is approved for R-448A and R-449A.
Is it for a cooler or a freezer?
This electric-defrost unit is designed for low-temperature applications such as walk-in freezers, and can also be used in coolers.
What condensing unit matches this evaporator?
Pick a condensing unit rated for the same refrigerant and temperature, with capacity matched at your design suction temperature. HVAC365 can recommend a matching Kramer condensing unit.
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