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A monoblock refrigeration system is designed for projects that need a compact, integrated refrigeration package rather than a separately arranged condensing unit and evaporator system. The evaporating and condensing sections are matched within the selected model range to support a clear, practical equipment selection process.
This monoblock cold room unit range can be considered for applications such as:
Chilled food and beverage storage
Small food-processing cold rooms
Fruit and vegetable storage
Restaurant and catering cold rooms
Retail storage rooms
Light-duty commercial refrigeration projects
The self-contained monoblock refrigeration unit format combines the refrigeration package into one compact equipment solution. This can help reduce the complexity of coordinating separate refrigeration components during a small cold-room project.
Five model options are available for different cold-room sizes and cooling requirements. The listed cold-storage area range is 15 m² to 100 m²; actual suitability depends on insulation, operating temperature, ambient conditions, product load, and usage profile.
All models shown in the supplied selection guide use R404A refrigerant. Refrigerant requirements and local compliance should be confirmed before ordering and installation.
The product scope includes wall mounted and roof mount installation options. Confirm the selected mounting arrangement, wall opening, clearance, drainage, electrical supply, and service access with the engineering team before final order confirmation.
The model guide provides evaporating-side and condensing-side motor, fan, diameter, and air-volume data to support preliminary equipment comparison and project planning.
Model | Power | Cooling capacity | Refrigerant | Listed cold-storage area | Rated power | Evaporating fans | Evaporating air volume | Condensing fans |
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VR100MYC1 | 1HP | 1,887 W | R404A | 15 m² | 0.85 kW | 1 | 1,600 | 1 |
VR200MYC1 | 2HP | 4,313 W | R404A | 30 m² | 1.60 kW | 1 | 2,100 | 1 |
VR300MYC1 | 3HP | 5,843 W | R404A | 50 m² | 2.40 kW | 2 | 3,200 | 2 |
VR400MYC1 | 4HP | 8,340 W | R404A | 75 m² | 3.15 kW | 2 | 4,200 | 2 |
VR500MYC1 | 5HP | 10,825 W | R404A | 100 m² | 4.30 kW | 3 | 4,800 | 2 |
A wall mounted monoblock refrigeration unit is suitable when the cold-room layout allows the equipment to be installed through or against an external wall. Before installation, verify the required wall opening, panel thickness, equipment clearance, drainage route, electrical connection, and maintenance access.
A roof mount arrangement can be evaluated when the cold-room design and building structure allow the refrigeration unit to be installed on the top or roof section. Confirm structural loading, weather protection, service access, condensate management, and local installation requirements before selecting this configuration.
What is a monoblock refrigeration unit?
A monoblock refrigeration unit is an integrated cold-room refrigeration package that combines the main evaporating and condensing sections in one compact assembly. The exact design, installation method, and accessories depend on the selected model.
What is the difference between a monoblock refrigeration system and a split system?
A monoblock refrigeration system is arranged as one compact package, while a split system uses separately installed refrigeration sections connected on site. The better option depends on room layout, installation constraints, service access, and project requirements.
What cooling capacities are listed for this range?
Five models from 1,887 W to 10,825 W, covering 1HP to 5HP. Final capacity suitability should be checked against the actual cold-room heat load and operating conditions.
Is it a wall mounted monoblock refrigeration unit or a roof-mount unit?
Yes, Product scope includes wall-mounted and roof-mount configurations. The correct option depends on the selected model, cold-room construction, building conditions, and required service access.
What information is needed for selection?
Provide cold-room dimensions, target temperature, ambient temperature, insulation, product load, door usage, power supply, destination country, and preferred installation method. This information supports a more reliable model review.
