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Industrial Refrigeration

Fire Suppression

Retail Solutions

Residential and Smart Home

Building Automation & Controls

Fire Detection

Distributed Energy Storage

Global Directory

South Africa - English

Chillers

Industrial & Commercial HVAC Chillers for Sustainable Solutions

With YORK® Chiller Solutions from Johnson Controls, we help you respond to your building efficiency needs by providing the widest variety water and air-cooled industrial and commercial chillers on the market. From reducing your facility’s carbon footprint, to delivering a healthier indoor environment and cutting energy costs, we create smaller, more energy efficient chillers tailored to fit almost any comfort or process cooling application – even heating.

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Chiller Webcasts

Choosing the right oil-free chiller bearing

Less complex chiller design choices mean easier maintenance and longer equipment life. Learn how chiller bearing technologies are changing the landscape of chiller operation and efficiency, including discussions around oil-free chiller bearing options, capabilities, and benefits.

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Optimizing Energy Use with VSD Chillers

June 21 at 1PM CST

Chillers can account for 35 percent of HVAC energy use in many commercial buildings, but today’s Variable Speed Drives (VSDs) can cut a chiller’s annual energy cost by 30 percent or more. Learn more about how VSDs can optimize energy use at full and part load, as well as under off-design conditions in this one-hour free webcast.

Busting Chiller Refrigerant Myths

Are you able to separate fact from fiction when it comes to refrigerants? The refrigerant landscape is changing rapidly, causing confusion when it comes to understanding what the regulations are, which refrigerants are staying or going, and how to make the best decisions for your investments and the environment. Hear experts from Johnson Controls expose some of the most common misconceptions and lay out the facts when it comes to the changing world of refrigerants in HVAC equipment.

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Variable Speed Drives

A more efficient chiller is a major step along the path to reduce energy consumption and the building’s carbon footprint. No constant-speed chiller, not even a high efficiency model, can match the performance of a YORK^®VSD under real-world operating conditions.

Smart Equipment

Select YORK chillers are Smart Equipment enabled, meaning they already have controls embedded and can seamlessly connect to a controls system and self-discover other Smart Equipment.

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Smart Connected Chillers

Combining greater controls with greater expertise, Smart Connected Chillers ensure that critical information about chiller performance is delivered to the experts who can respond to emergencies and identify deteriorating conditions before they become problems.

Learn how Johnson Controls delivers a solution that connects equipment data to the cloud for unprecedented insights into operations.

Smart Connected Chillers

Refrigerants Reservoir

The world of refrigerants is changing. Find the latest news and insights on refrigerants in building equipment and applications.

Refrigerant Reservoir

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YORK® Chiller Parts

We supply YORK® replacement parts that ensure that your chiller will operate at maximum efficiency. Find the parts you need.

Training Options to Meet Your Needs

The Johnson Controls Training Institute

The Johnson Controls Training Institute has been helping people succeed at creating and managing quality building environments since 1947. The Training Institute partners with engineering schools, technical colleges and experts in the building environments industry to provide high-quality learning experiences that reflect where the industry is today and where it is going tomorrow.

2018 Training Catalog

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