Glycol Beer Chiller - Perlick 4400 Quick Chill Power Pack, 1/3 HP 120V Commercial Draft Beer System
Glycol Beer Chiller - Perlick 4400 Quick Chill Power Pack, 1/3 HP 120V Commercial Draft Beer System
- 1/3 HP compressor rated at 2,550 BTU/hr at a 20°F evaporator temperature.
- Perlick lists a 125 ft line run limit for the 1/3 HP power pack.
- One 70 GPH circulating pump and a 1.75 gallon glycol reservoir.
- 120V, 60 Hz, single phase: 14.4 rated load amps, 16.4 minimum circuit ampacity.
- Cabinet measures 24-1/4" L x 17-1/4" W x 25-1/2" H; ships at 140 lb.
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Keep beer cold from the walk-in cooler to the faucet. This glycol power pack chills a bath of glycol coolant and pumps it through the trunk line beside the beer lines, so beer reaches the tap at serving temperature.
The Perlick 4400 Series Quick Chill 1/3 HP is the lowest-horsepower unit in the Quick Chill range and runs on 120V single-phase power. Perlick lists a 125 ft limit for its 1/3 HP power pack, which makes this the unit for shorter long-draw runs. It is air cooled and needs a ventilated location.
Features
- 1/3 HP compressor rated at 2,550 BTU/hr at a 20°F evaporator temperature.
- One 70 GPH circulating pump (80 PSIG maximum) keeps coolant moving through the trunk line.
- Top-mounted pump with a close-coupled 1/3 HP ball bearing motor, placed where a technician can reach it for service.
- Compact heat exchanger and a 1.75 gallon glycol reservoir.
- Electronic temperature control with digital readout. It is factory programmed to cut out at 30°F with a 4°F differential.
- Black vinyl-clad galvanized steel cabinet.
- Perlick offers legs, stands, racks and a wall bracket for mounting off the floor, sold separately.
Specifications
| Compressor | 1/3 HP |
|---|---|
| Evaporator rating at 20°F | 2,550 BTU/hr |
| Maximum heat of rejection | 4,080 BTU/hr |
| Line run limit (per Perlick) | 125 ft |
| Circulating pump | 1 pump, 70 GPH / 80 PSIG maximum |
| Reservoir capacity | 1.75 gallons |
| Glycol concentration | 30% |
| Electrical | 120V, 60 Hz, single phase |
| Rated load amps | 14.4 A |
| Minimum circuit ampacity | 16.4 A |
| Maximum overcurrent protection | 20 A |
| Refrigerant | R-134a, 14.0 oz (397 g) |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 24-1/4" x 17-1/4" x 25-1/2" (616 x 439 x 648 mm) |
| Shipping weight | 140 lb (64 kg) |
| Listings | UL C US; NSF Component |
Compatibility
Perlick calls for a dedicated electrical circuit. Perlick sells its power cord kit, with a NEMA 5-20P plug, separately. Fill the unit only with Perlick's Quick Chill approved pre-mixed coolant, because the manual states that other solutions and mixtures void the warranty. The reservoir holds about 1.75 gallons, and trunk housing takes about 1 gallon for every 60 ft. Coolant connections need rigid fittings rated for at least 150 PSIG. Leave at least six inches of clearance around the entire unit, with room above and in front for service, and keep the surrounding air below 105°F. Clean the condenser at least every three months.
Not sure this unit covers your run length and tap count? Talk to a specialist before you order.
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Frequently asked questions
How long a draft run can this power pack handle?
Perlick lists a 125 ft limit for its 1/3 HP Quick Chill power pack.
What electrical supply does it need, and does it come with a power cord?
It runs on 120V, 60 Hz, single-phase power on a dedicated circuit, with 14.4 rated load amps and a 16.4 A minimum circuit ampacity. Perlick sells its cord kit, with a NEMA 5-20P plug, separately.
What coolant does it use, and how much do I need?
Perlick's manual says to use only its Quick Chill approved pre-mixed coolant; other solutions and mixtures void the warranty. The reservoir holds about 1.75 gallons, and trunk housing takes about 1 gallon for every 60 ft.
Where can I install it?
Set it level and as close as possible to the trunk housing connection, with at least six inches of clearance around the entire unit and room above and in front for service. The space needs enough ventilation to keep the ambient temperature below 105°F.
What maintenance does it need?
Clean the condenser behind the grille at least every 3 months. Check the coolant level and concentration periodically, and never run the circulating pump without coolant in the reservoir.