| PRODUCT | TYPE | STYLE | MAX FLOW |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heat Exchanger | Brazed Plate | Copper Brazed | 118.88 GPM |
The SWEP DB200 is a True Dual condenser: two refrigerant circuits rejecting heat into one water circuit inside a single brazed plate pack. It is built for chillers and heat pumps that run two compressors against a common condenser water loop.
One plate pack sized for a two-circuit machine. The DB200 measures 525 x 243 mm (20.67 x 9.57 in) and is built with up to 202 plates. Published maximum flow is 27 m3/h (118.88 GPM).
Matching the outside dimensions is not enough on this frame. The DB200 shares its 525 x 243 mm footprint with the B200T, F200T, P200T and V200T and with the True Dual evaporators DP200 and DV200, so a tape measure cannot tell them apart. What separates the DB200 is its duty - it is the condenser of the dual family - and its flow ceiling of 118.88 GPM against 192.41 GPM on the B200T. The mistake to avoid is ordering by footprint and plate count alone: an evaporator plate or a single-circuit unit will bolt into the same space and then fail to do the job. The model is now designated DBD200.
316/316L stainless plates with copper braze. Connections are catalogued as threaded, Victaulic, solder, combo, flange and weld, which covers both the refrigerant lines and the water side of most machines. Copper braze rules the unit out for ammonia and for deionized water.
What the nameplate tells us. Every DB200 carries its build in the designation, for example DB200x130: plate type, plate count, pass arrangement, materials and pressure class. The model number guide walks through the fields.
Best used as the shared water-cooled condenser on a two-compressor chiller or heat pump.
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The DB200 measures 525 x 243 mm (20.67 x 9.57 in) over the plate pack, with port centres of 456 x 174 mm (17.95 x 6.85 in). Connections on the catalogued builds: Threaded, Victaulic, Solder, Combo, Flange, Weld.
SWEP publishes the weight as 9.30 kg plus 0.4 kg per plate, so the plate count off the nameplate sets what the mounting has to carry.
On a DB200 the footprint is the easy part. The port centres have to match, the connection type and size on each refrigerant circuit and on the water side have to match, and both circuits have to land where the existing lines are. Depth grows with the plate count, so check the clearance behind the unit if the replacement carries more plates than the original.
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