Technical Characteristics
The CSW series of condensation dehumidifiers are designed for industrial environments and swimming pools. They offer varying dehumidification capacities depending on temperature and humidity levels, with models CSW 63, 100, 140, and 96V providing capacities ranging from 13 to 140 L/24h. The units use R410a or R407c refrigerants, with a Global Warming Potential (GWP) of 1774 to 2088. They operate on a power supply of 230/1/50 Volt/Ph/Hz, with absorbed power ranging from 0.84 to 2.29 KW.

General Description
The CSW dehumidifiers are suitable for environments like swimming pools due to their corrosion resistance. They feature high-efficiency, washable polyurethane air filters and can be equipped with optional condensate lifting pumps. The units can also include electric heaters or hot water coils for heating. Their design is suitable for special environments such as libraries and offices.

Frame and Construction
CSW units are constructed from galvanized sheet metal with a powder-coated finish for durability. The frame is self-supporting, with size 140 featuring anodized aluminum profiles and stainless steel internal sheets.

Refrigerant Circuit
The refrigerant circuit is designed according to ISO 97/23 and PED standards, including components like a filter drier, Schrader valve, capillary tube, compressor, condenser, and evaporator.

Compressor and Fan
The rotary compressor is energy-efficient and low-noise, using HFC refrigerants. Fans are made of galvanized steel, centrifugal type with forward blades, and are balanced for smooth operation.

Microprocessors and Electrical Panel
Microprocessors control machine functions, including defrosting and humidity regulation. The electrical panel complies with electromagnetic compatibility and electrical safety standards.

Condensate Collection and Testing
The units feature a stainless steel condensate collection tray. Testing includes cooling circuit tightness and electrical discharge tests.

Versions and Options
CSW models are available in horizontal and vertical versions, with options for hot gas defrost, electronic controllers, condensate drain pumps, and heating elements. Dimensions and weights vary by model, with the CSW 63 being the smallest and the 96V the largest.