| PRODUCT | TYPE | STYLE | MAX FLOW |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heat Exchanger | Brazed Plate | Copper Brazed | 365.44 GPM |
The SWEP V400T is a 694 x 304 mm copper-brazed unit on the B400T frame, built to carry a large duty in a small footprint. SWEP publishes it for demanding chiller applications where the machine base or plant room leaves little space for the exchanger.
A large duty on a narrow cover plate. The V400T measures 694 x 304 mm (27.32 x 11.97 in) with port centres at 601 x 205.5 mm, takes up to 280 plates and has a published maximum flow of 83 m3/h (365.44 GPM).
Seven other models share this outline. The B400T, P400T and S400T have the same 694 x 304 mm cover plate and the same 365.44 GPM ceiling, and the DB400, DP400, DS400 and DV400 True Dual models use the same outline at 334.62 GPM. What differs is the plate pack: the P400T and S400T are SWEP's evaporators on this frame, and the True Dual units are built for flexible chillers. The mistake is ordering by tape measure - a unit with the wrong letter in front of the 400 drops into the same space and then does not perform like the one that came out. Quote the full designation from the nameplate.
316/316L plates, copper braze, five connection families. SWEP publishes threaded, Victaulic, solder, flange and weld connections for the V400T, with PED, UL and KHK approvals. The part numbers on file are SC material (316/316L plates, copper braze) in pressure class M.
Ordering by the string. Quote a V400T by its full designation, for example V400Tx180 rather than by the model alone - the fields after the model set the plates, materials, pressure class and connections. See the model number guide.
Best for high-capacity chiller duty where a 694 x 304 mm footprint has to carry the load.
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The V400T measures 694 x 304 mm (27.32 x 11.97 in) over the plate pack, with port centres of 601 x 205.5 mm (23.66 x 8.09 in). Connections on the catalogued builds: Threaded, Victaulic, Solder, Flange, Weld.
SWEP publishes the weight as 16.84 kg plus 0.7 kg per plate, so the plate count off the nameplate sets what the mounting has to carry.
Besides the cover plate outline, the port centres have to match so the existing pipework lines up, and the connection type and size at each port must be the same as on the old unit. Depth grows with plate count, so a different plate count moves the rear of the unit and changes how it sits in its bracket. The model letter matters as much as the size: the other 400-size models share this outline but not this plate pack.
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