Our Tecool by Chillerman Monoblocks are slide in units with an extensive range of capacity sizes available, for chiller or freezer situations. Simple to install and remove for servicing, built in defrost and easy to use control panel. Single phase 240v plug in. Standard temperatures range from –10°C to +10°C for chillers and –5°C to –23°C for freezers.

An international brand with a long history of producing top quality products, we have worked with the manufacturer to tweak the design and features of the Monoblocks to suit our specific New Zealand conditions. They are made with the highest quality components, including Schneider switching gear, Tecumseh or Copeland Scroll Compressors. All parts that are not readily available from New Zealand Wholesalers are held in stock.

We now use the new Carel iJW Controller in all of our Monoblocks.

As per the Carel Website;
"iJW is the new range of CAREL controllers for refrigeration, aimed at refrigeration engineers operating in the distribution channel. Suitable for both new installations and retrofits, iJW has been designed to simplify the replacement and configuration of the controller on display cabinets, bottle coolers, plug-ins, chest freezers and in many other applications.

Native NFC and Bluetooth connectivity allows quick and intuitive interfacing to smartphones via the CAREL APPLICA app. The new Wizard for configuring iJW based on the application requirements and system specifications, makes it much simpler to set up the new controller.
The built-in BMS connectivity port can be used for local and/or remote monitoring without needing for a converter for communication with the supervisor system.

The frameless, capacitive touch design gives an elegant and professional touch, while also making cleaning easier. The controller’s minimal appearance makes it easy to integrate aesthetically into any type of application and context."

What's the Difference between EPS (Expanded Polystyrene) and Polyurethane Panels?

Polyurethane Compared to EPS Panels

Our Polyurethane panels may look like other insulated cool room panels, but looks don’t tell the entire story. Many panel systems use Expanded Polystyrene (EPS), a product that’s been in use for over 50 years. EPS has an R-Value of 3.5 to 4.0 per inch.

Our panels use Polyurethane, which was invented to improve upon the shortfalls of EPS. Polyurethane has an R-Value of 7.0 to 7.5 per inch, making it the world’s highest-rated insulation per inch, which explains why it’s the choice of manufacturers of everything from freezers to water coolers to refrigerated semi-trailers.

Better Fire Resistance

EPS can be damaged by temperatures over 180 degrees, so it offers little fire resistance. Class I rated polyurethane—the kind we use—can withstand temperatures of 750 degrees without damage. At those temperatures, it chars but does not burn, so it minimizes the spread of fire. In fact, the material normally self-extinguishes.

Greater Density For Greater Strength

At a minimum density of 2.2 pounds, our panels are more than twice as dense as EPS, which provides greater strength.

Less Environmental Impact

Typically, EPS panels are created in standard sizes and cut at the job site to fit your room requirements. The scraps usually cannot be recycled. In comparison, our cool rooms are designed and hand made to your specific plans, so waste is minimal.

The polyurethane we use acts as its own adhesive, for a strong, consistent bond across the entire panel. EPS manufacturers have to use separate glues, with the quality of the bond dependent on how evenly the glue is spread and how long it dries.