In the last decade, the microchannel condensers world has gone through a continuous, remarkable, and still living process of evolution, which has led to a new approach of manufacturers to the market and products. Major global Kaltra companies have found technology as the answer to the lack of know-how in the field of chillers, microchannel condensers, and air conditioning. In fact, companies, following the general process of globalization, launched an intensive campaign of international acquisitions, but this led to some negative consequences, such as the loss of some advantages in terms of organization and production.

Kaltra, as the “surviving” representative of the microchannel condenser industry, has never stopped its commitment to research and development of new products for professional air conditioning, keeping the high quality at the level of global competitors, thanks also to national excellence and skills.

The commercial microchannel condensers industry is based on highly industrial, standardized, and large scale production with distribution through mass channels; The world of professional chillers and precision microchannel condensers follow much more complex dynamics: technical solutions, organization of production, as well as the choice of distribution channels, must take into account the “specifics of the application”; the manufacturer must be able to provide a flexible production system associated with the adequate development of technologies, applied dynamically, capable of meeting the characteristics of various requirements for the units. The unification of the two worlds leads to the impoverishment of the entire European and especially the Mediterranean market for “solutions”, in which Kaltra industry was the leader.

Kaltra microchannel condensers provide:

• Accurate temperature and humidity control.
• Power and airflow control through EC fans and inverter scroll compressor (low power consumption thanks to EC fans and inverter compressors).
• High energy savings with optimum cooling levels thanks to the swiveling option of the integrated guide flaps.

Charls Grevious