Chiller Selector

Tell us what you need and we'll suggest the best-fit models.

Enter how much heat your equipment needs removing and we'll list the smallest chillers that can handle it, closest fit first. A chiller that's too big costs more to buy and run, so the best choice is usually the one with the least spare capacity.

Usually listed in your equipment's manual. Not sure? Ask us and we'll help work it out.
The temperature of the water the chiller sends to your equipment. 15°C suits most lasers, CNC machines and moulding; pick 7°C if yours needs colder water. Chillers deliver less capacity at 7°C, so results will differ.
Most chillers are rated to run outdoors down to -10°C. Tick this if yours will be installed outside somewhere colder in winter, and we'll only show models rated down to -20°C.