Micromatic glycol chiller and system overview

Propylene glycol is run alongside the beer lines to keep things cool. Here's an example of a chiller we use and how things work.
The chiller requires a dedicated circuit, and can go in or out of the walk-in cooler. It is not recommended to go on top of the cooler.
0:27 glycol overview
0:59 how the system works
1:21 two-product glycol trunk line
1:41 eight-product beer trunk line + how the glycol circulates
2:30 dispenser trunk line
3:25 typical chilling length + amount of beer being chilled
4:12 glycol pump key
4:34 sight glass + reservoir access
5:00 chiller manual + maintenance

[@ViajeroDelTiempo2150]

Hi, that chiller works on fermenters?

[@ronygasco9546]

Quisiera contactar

[@adammarchuk8885]

So youre putting yhe chiller in the walk in cooler? 😮

[@Bottomsupbeer1]

Sometimes, If space in other places is a constraint, yes.

[@adammarchuk8885]

@@Bottomsupbeer1 Jesus

[@Bottomsupbeer1]

@@adammarchuk8885 Praise Be! It all comes out in the wash. There is no difference between putting it in the cooler and putting it in an air conditioned room. In fact, if the option is a closet with no ventilation or a cooler, it would make more sense to put it in the cooler.