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GOOD FOR YOUR

SAVINGS, GOOD FOR
THE ENVIRONMENT
The future of industrial heating belongs
to eco-friendly technologies such as
heat pumps. They use a wide variety
of existing heat sources and combine
performance and energy efficiency with
sustainable advantages and low costs.

GEA Red heat pumps combine the potential of heat

pump technology with the natural refrigerant ammonia.
The result — industrial heat pumps that are designed
to be environmentally friendly and efficient. And there
is more — accurately configured, high-end components
offer high availability, reliability and longevity. This
makes them a future-proof investment, especially in the
face of ever-stricter guidelines on energy consumption,
environmental compatibility and greenhouse gases.
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GEA RED HEAT PUMPS

– A SMART SOLUTION
GEA Red heat pumps provide supply
temperatures of up to 203 °F (95 °C)
with zero Global Warming Potential.

The refrigerant makes all the difference. Significant efficiency increase (up to 20% or more).
Many heat pump options exist, however, the combination of GEA Red heat pumps can now be configured with an ammonia
ammonia refrigerant with a wide range of waste heat source cascade evaporator to “add-on” to an existing chiller system.
options makes GEA Red heat pumps particularly attractive. This makes an extra heat exchanger and liquid cycle redundant,
Offering zero Global Warming Potential (GWP) and high hence reducing the equipment complexity while increasing the
volumetric efficiencies, the natural refrigerant ammonia efficiency thanks to lower approach temperatures — once again
complements the environmentally friendly and economic making the GEA Red heat pumps more eco-friendly with lower
properties of a heat pump system. This ensures that GEA Red total costs.
heat pumps score very high in ecology and very low for your
total life cycle costs. Addressing sustainability-related regulations.
GEA takes environmental protection and sustainability seriously.
Convenience meets safety.
Thanks to their extremely compact design, GEA Red heat F-Gas regulation:
pumps are very easy to install and maintain. Carefully selected To reduce environmental impact, organizations worldwide
components, such as efficient compressors and welded plate are focusing on using refrigerants with a low, or zero, Global
heat exchangers, provide maximum safety and availability. Warming Potential (GWP) — an internationally accepted
Thanks to minimal weld seams in the refrigerant circuit, safety is environmental benchmark for refrigerants. Based on their CO2
enhanced, even under ­demanding conditions. equivalent, the use of various refrigerants will be severely
restricted around the world in the coming years. Ammonia, a
Flexibility is the best argument. natural refrigerant, has a GWP of zero and is not affected by
All series models offer an array of choices when it comes to liquid any restrictions.
waste heat source options. This makes them suitable for a wide
variety of applications. GEA Red heat pumps are particularly Sustainability labels:
effective in combination with a GEA Blu series chiller, the In accordance with leading certification systems such as
standard liquid chiller from GEA. Using both systems together BREEAM and LEED, GEA heat pumps can increase the
provides a well-matched solution for cooling and heating. performance rating for the sustainability of construction
projects, buildings and infrastructure projects.
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STRONG SOLUTION
FOR A RANGE OF
APPLICATIONS

Powerful, compact and designed for

low maintenance, GEA Red heat pumps
are used worldwide across a wide
variety of industries and communities.
And there are always new areas of
application for which ammonia heat
pumps are perfectly suited.

Heat pumps explained.

GEA’s heat pump technology relies on our successful screw
and piston compressors. Using electrical energy, the process
follows the same thermodynamic cycle as refrigeration systems
to allow the transmission of heat from a low temperature
level (heat source) to a consumer at a high temperature level
(heat sink).

Suitable heat sources include:

• Condensation heat from refrigeration plants
• Groundwater and surface water
• Wastewater from processes
• Heat created during industrial processes

In contrast to refrigeration systems, heat pumps typically

focus on generating heat at higher temperatures and therefore
are engineered at higher design pressures. The heat from the
condensation process is transferred to a heat carrier liquid
supplying the consumer. Depending on the application and
conditions, a smart, high-efficiency heat exchanger set charges
the heat carrier with additional heating capacity from external
desuperheating, subcooling and oil cooling of the process.

GEA Red heat pumps provide supply temperatures between

122 °F (50 °C) and 203 °F (95 °C) and are suitable for a wide
variety of applications.
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DECARBONIZE YOUR
HEATING SUPPLY
Heat pumps are an integral component
to decarbonize thermal energy supply
by replacing fossil-fueled heating
devices such as boilers. GEA Red
heat pumps are used successfully
in multiple applications.

Process heat.
GEA Red heat pumps are often used in combination with chillers
to provide both heat and cold. Process heat is used in food,
beverage and dairy production, and for chemical process
engineering or drying, such as wood processing.

Hot water supply.

Hot water is needed for many purposes, including washing and
showering, cleaning, washdown and underfloor heating.

District heating.
District heating grids are widespread in many countries. GEA
Red heat pumps ensure constant flow temperatures for heating
a wide range of buildings, facilities and community heating
networks.
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SEVEN REASONS TO
CHOOSE GEA RED
HEAT PUMPS
GEA Red heat pumps are used across a wide range of
industries and applications. Designed to be economical
and ecological, they are easy to use and require little
maintenance. Perfect for the growing demand for reliable,
long-lasting and future-proof heat pumps.

1. Efficiency 5. Reliability
• Legendary GEA compressor and GEA Omni control • Well-proven, industry-tested components
panel technology • Project-specific heat pump configuration and
• Use of ammonia with high volumetric efficiency component calculation
• Modern heat exchangers in an efficient, • Sophisticated safety chain against excess pressure
project-specific set-up • Modular components and smart pipe layout for minimized
• Optimized components for reduced pressure losses leakage risks
• Variable-speed operation designed to deliver maximum • Plug-and-play design
efficiency in all loads • GEA on-site service

2. Sustainability and decarbonization 6. Flexibility

• Replacement and independence from fossil-fueled • Piston as well as screw compressor technology for wide
heating systems application and capacity range
• Future-proof refrigerant ammonia (R717) with zero Global • Stand-alone units for combined cooling & heating
Warming Potential at highest availability • Suited for a wide range of heat sources and temperatures
• Designed for reduced energy input and • Suited for cascade applications and “add-on” set-ups
resource consumption (GEA Red heat pump directly charged with ammonia from
the refrigeration plant)
3. Total cost of ownership
• Designed for reduced energy consumption and costs 7. GEA know-how
through high efficiencies • More than 100 years of experience with ammonia
• Smart and robust GEA design for low service and • Pioneer in piston as well as screw compressor technology
maintenance expenses and development
• Lower usage and costs of operating utilities like • Countless heat pump projects and references
ammonia and oil • Commissioning and service support on site

4. Compact design
• GEA-patented combined evaporator/liquid
separator technology
• Modular components with high integration level
• Smart design based on successful GEA Blu chiller series
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Global customers rely on

GEA Red heat pumps.

More and more corporations seek to replace expensive and

harmful fossil heating with modern heat pumps. Those who
already did now reap the benefits of GEA heat pumps.
Two examples:

GEA Red heat pumps firing up the food industry. Groundwater cooling & facility heating at an
The food industry traditionally uses boilers to cook or heat up international airport.
the food which is subsequently transferred to a refrigerator to Two GEA RedAstrum units are installed at a major hub in
cool down. In 2016, a major producer of fresh prepared foods Northern Europe. Previously, local authorities were forced to
and chilled ready meals approached GEA about a solution that act against rising groundwater temperatures. When the airport
could replace both the boiler and the outdated chiller. The operators defined the demand for heating, it became clear that
customer’s objectives together with the analysis of cooling and the GEA heat pump would do the perfect job. And now it does
heating capacity and temperature requirements quickly tipped — the groundwater is used as the heat source which the GEA
the scale in favor of GEA Red heat pumps. The first unit was RedAstrum cools down from 59 °F (15 °C) to 41 °F (5 °C) (coolant
installed in 2017 providing chilled glycol at 21 °F (-6 °C) (133TR cycle). At the heat sink, the two heat pumps transfer their
cooling capacity) and simultaneously 760 kW heating capacity heat emitted from the condensers, external subcoolers and
at a supply temperature of 152 °F (67 °C). The result — boilers oil coolers to a glycol heat carrier up to a temperature level of
were turned off leading to significant cost savings and reduction 162 °F (72 °C). Together the two GEA RedAstrum units provide
of CO2 emissions. The success is also exemplified by several 400 TR cooling and over 2 MW heating capacity.
follow-up projects realized during the past several years.
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THE HEART
OF THE SYSTEM –
GEA COMPRESSORS
Reflecting more than 160 years GEA offers a large and extensive compressor portfolio. Utilizing
of technological leadership and natural refrigerants and well suited for myriad applications, GEA’s
proven screw and piston compressors are designed to deliver
innovation, GEA’s compressors are a what customers value most — energy efficiency, reliability,
preferred choice of leading producers, safety and ease of maintenance.
contractors, municipalities and
institutions across the globe. GEA’s RedAstrum heat pump series utilizes GEA screw
compressors, whereas piston compressors drive the RedGenium
series. By offering a wide range of model capacities for each
compressor type, customers are able to select the optimal GEA
heat pump system for their application.
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GEA’s robust lineup of screw compressors drive GEA RedAstrum GEA’s RedGenium heat pumps utilize GEA piston compressors,
heat pumps that deliver temperatures up to 185 °F (85 °C). which can achieve temperatures up to 203 °F (95 °C).
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GEA REDASTRUM –
HIGH ­PERFORMANCE WITH
A SMALL FOOTPRINT
GEA’s RedAstrum is the standard screw compressor
ammonia heat pump featuring high-end components
and a sophisticated design. The b ­ enefits — maximum
design efficiency, flexibility and reliability with an
­exceptionally small footprint.

GEA RedAstrum revised — the second generation of screw from the highly successful GEA BluAstrum chillers series, the
compressor heat pumps offers a further optimized design, an GEA RedAstrum range provides identical advantages — high
ammonia cascade evaporator option and an extended model efficiency and heat exchanger approach temperatures, low
range. GEA RedAstrum now provides seven screw compressor oil and ammonia charges, GEA reliability and an exceptionally
types based on the successful GEA FES GMX and GLX series in small footprint.
a specific high-pressure design execution.
Highlights at a glance.
GEA RedAstrum heats water or similar suited fluids to • Heating capacity between approx. 600 kW and 2,900 kW
temperature levels between 131 °F (55 °C) and 185 °F (85 °C) • Hot water temperature up to 185 °F (85 °C)
and can be utilized in industrial processes or for local and • Liquid heat source between 14 °F (- 10 °C) and
district heating networks. 122 °F (50 °C)
• Ammonia cascade evaporator (option) for evaporation
Thanks to its innovative compact design, GEA RedAstrum temperatures up to 113 °F (45 °C)
can also be installed where space is in short supply. Adapted • Compact footprint, one-piece design, indoor installation
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1. Highly efficient screw compressor • Completely pre-piped, only one inlet/one outlet
• High-pressure version – 52 bar(g) connection required
• Proprietary 5/6 rotor profile – industry-leading COP • All common fluids supported
• Specific heat pump design
• Pressure-activated suction check valve for 5. Combined evaporator/liquid separator unit
smooth operation • Fully welded vessel suitable for all common fluids
• Ammonia cascade heat exchangeroption for efficient
2. GEA Omni control panel “add-on” implementation to an existing refrigeration plant
• Intuitive, user-friendly industrial PC • Minimized ammonia charge
• Advanced control and protection of equipment • Electronic Condensate Drain (ECD) system for optimized
• 15.6” high-definition, multi-touch screen capacity adjustment
• Supports common communication protocols
• Remote access via OmniLink using VNC technology Enhanced plant safety
• Maintenance logs and full data history • Multi-stage safety chain against excess pressure
• Deep-dive data analysis via OmniHistorian • Double safety valve with shuttle valve
• Reduced welding seams and leakage risks
3. Stepless capacity control • Insulated hot and optionally cold side, touch protection
• Capacity control via frequency converter and capacity and minimized heat losses
slide for infinitely variable capacity
• Smart sequence control for several units Service and maintenance advantages
• Continuous vibration surveillance of the bearings
4. Optimized hot water circuit • Easy access to serviceable parts
• Optimized degree of heat transfer and minimal
temperature approach and pressure loss
• Individual and optimal set up of condenser, oil cooler and
optional ­subcooler
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GEA REDGENIUM –
AN EFFICIENT SOLUTION
FOR TEMPERATURES UP
TO 203 °F (95 °C)
The GEA V XHP piston compressor is the latest in GEA’s
long and legendary history of compression innovation.

GEA RedGenium is an efficient industrial heat pump for a wide Combined with efficient heat exchangers in the well-proven
range of heat loads. It includes high-end components and concept and the powerful GEA Omni control panel, these GEA
modules which are project-specifically configured to meet your compressors are key to providing the extra performance that
unique requirements. RedGenium stands for.

GEA RedGenium transfers heat to a liquid heat carrier providing Highlights at a glance.
temperatures between 122 °F (50 °C) and 203 °F (95 °C) for any • Heating capacity between approx. 200 kW and 2,000 kW
heat consumer in industrial processes or for heating networks. • Hot water temperature up to 203 °F (95 °C)
• Liquid heat source between approx. 14 °F (-10 °C) and
The heart of each GEA RedGenium is the extremely reliable 122 °F (50 °C)
and efficient GEA Grasso piston compressor. Three different • Ammonia cascade evaporator (option) for refrigeration
compressor lines are available within the RedGenium scope: plant condensing temperatures up to 140 °F (60 °C)
• GEA Grasso 5 HP at 50 bar(g) design pressure for small • Compact footprint, one-piece design, indoor installation
heating capacities and temperatures up to 176 °F (80 °C)
• GEA Grasso V HP at 38 bar(g) design pressure for medium
heating capacities and temperatures up to 158 °F (70 °C)
• GEA Grasso V XHP at 63 bar(g) design pressure for
medium heating capacities and temperatures up to
203 °F (95 °C)
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1. High-pressure piston compressor • Individual and optimal set up of desuperheater, condenser

• Legendary GEA piston compressor technology and optional subcooler
• Three different high-pressure lines, 38 to 63 bar(g) • Completely pre-piped, only one inlet/ one outlet
• Simplified design without oil separator and connection required
cylinder-head cooling • All common fluids supported
• Motor valve for safe shut off on suction side at standstill
• External oil pump for safe oil supply in all operating states 5. Combined evaporator/liquid separator unit
• Fully welded vessel suitable for all common fluids
2. GEA Omni control panel • Ammonia cascade heat exchanger option for efficient
• Intuitive, user-friendly industrial PC “add-on” implementation to an existing refrigeration plant
• Advanced control and protection of equipment • Minimized ammonia charge
• 15.6” high-definition, multi-touch screen • Electronic Condensate Drain (ECD) system for optimized
• Supports common communication protocols capacity adjustment
• Remote access via OmniLink using VNC technology
• Maintenance logs and full data history Enhanced plant safety
• Deep-dive data analysis via OmniHistorian • Multi-stage safety chain against excess pressure
• Double safety valve with shuttle valve
3. Stepless capacity control • Reduced welding seams and leakage risks
• Speed control via a frequency converter and cylinder • Insulated hot and optionally cold side, touch protection
switch off and minimized heat losses
• Continuous capacity adjustment between 500 – 1500 rpm
Simple service and minimal maintenance cost
4. Optimized hot water circuit • Maintenance monitor (via GEA Omni)
• Optimized degree of heat transfer and minimal • Easy access to serviceable parts
temperature approach and pressure loss
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Technical Data* – evaporator charged with liquid coolant

Series Type Liquid Heat Heating COP 2 Dimensions 3 Weight
Coolant (°F) carrier (°F) capacity1 (kW) (inch) (lb)
in/out in/out line L W H incl. motor
104/158 745 5.36 15,874
EC 104/95 236 63 89
158/176 650 3.64 18,740
104/158 875 5.64 16,535
ED 104/95 276 71 93
158/176 780 3.70 19,180
104/158 1,095 5.51 16,976
HE 104/95 276 71 93
158/176 980 3.71 20,063
104/158 1,295 5.78 18,078
HG 104/95 276 71 93
158/176 1,155 3.84 20,944
104/158 1,690 5.72 19,621
MH 104/95 288 71 89
158/176 1,510 3.89 24,692
104/158 1,935 5.95 21,826
GEA RedAstrum ML 104/95 299 71 93
158/176 1,730 3.94 26,235
(water)
104/158 2,365 5.89 24,692
RM 104/95 311 79 97
158/176 2,170 4.10 27,337
104/158 2,900 5.83 27,558
RN 104/95 311 79 97
158/176 2,645 4.12 30,203
EE 129/109 104/149 510 5.47 236 63 89 14,991
GG 54/43 104/149 590 5.73 236 63 89 15,874
HH 54/43 104/149 760 5.72 236 63 89 16,535
LL 54/43 104/149 870 5.95 236 63 93 16,976
MM 54/43 104/149 1,140 5.84 288 71 93 18,740
NN 54/43 104/149 1,405 5.86 288 71 93 21,385
RR 54/43 104/149 1,580 6.10 311 79 97 24,251
81/72 122/158 190 4.84 11,023
35 177 63 89
99/90 158/176 240 4.70 11,685
81/72 122/158 255 4.92 11,244
45 177 63 89
99/90 158/176 325 4.76 12,015
81/72 122/158 320 4.94 11,685
55 185 63 89
99/90 158/176 400 4.82 12,566
81/72 122/158 385 4.97 11,905
65 185 63 89
99/90 158/176 480 4.79 12,897
300 81/72 122/158 555 5.13 193 63 87 12,346
81/72 122/158 730 5.06 15,212
350 99/90 158/194 905 4.33 232 63 89 16,535
GEA RedGenium
117/108 158/203 1,195 5.05 16,976
(water)
450 81/72 122/158 835 5.12 209 63 91 14,551
81/72 122/158 1,090 5.09 15,873
550 99/90 158/194 1,350 4.33 240 71 97 17,306
117/108 158/203 1,775 5.07 17,857
600 81/72 122/158 1,120 5.15 225 63 95 16,094
81/72 122/158 1,440 5.04 17,417
750 99/90 158/194 1,795 4.34 272 71 97 19,621
117/108 158/203 2,385 5.10 20,944
81/72 122/158 1,800 5.08 19,621
950 99/90 158/194 2,200 4.27 284 71 97 22,487
117/108 158/203 2,995 5.17 24,251

* Some figures approximated.

1) GEA RedAstrum speed 3,600 rpm (RM, RN, RR types limited to 3,300 rpm), GEA RedGenium speed 1,500 rpm.
2) COP (coefficient of performance) = heating capacity / power consumption at net, GEA RedAstrum types EE / GG / HH / LL / MM / NN / RR
COP combined = cooling and heating capacity / power consumption at net.
3) Dimensions and weights are based on standard applications. Values can differ depending on the specific operating conditions.
Motor sizes above 600 HP capacity require an extra panel for the frequency inverter (L x W x H approximately 79 x 24 x 87 inches)
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Technical Data* – evaporator charged with liquid coolant (METRIC)

Series Type Liquid Heat Heating COP 2 Dimensions 3 Weight
Coolant (°C) carrier (°C) capacity1 (kW) (mm) (kg)
in/out in/out line L W H incl. motor
40/70 745 5.36 7,200
EC 40/35 6,000 1,600 2,250
70/80 650 3.64 8,500
40/70 875 5.64 7,500
ED 40/35 7,000 1,800 2,350
70/80 780 3.70 8,700
40/70 1,095 5.51 7,700
HE 40/35 7,000 1,800 2,350
70/80 980 3.71 9,100
40/70 1,295 5.78 8,200
HG 40/35 7,000 1,800 2,350
70/80 1,155 3.84 9,500
40/70 1,690 5.72 8,900
MH 40/35 7,300 1,800 2,250
70/80 1,510 3.89 11,200
40/70 1,935 5.95 9,900
GEA RedAstrum ML 40/35 7,600 1,800 2,350
70/80 1,730 3.94 11,900
(water)
40/70 2,365 5.89 11,200
RM 40/35 7,900 2,000 2,450
70/80 2,170 4.10 12,400
40/70 2,900 5.83 12,500
RN 40/35 7,900 2,000 2,450
70/80 2,645 4.12 13,700
EE 12/6 40/65 510 5.47 6,000 1,600 2,250 6,800
GG 12/6 40/65 590 5.73 6,000 1,600 2,250 7,200
HH 12/6 40/65 760 5.72 6,000 1,600 2,250 7,500
LL 12/6 40/65 870 5.95 6,000 1,600 2,350 7,700
MM 12/6 40/65 1,140 5.84 7,300 1,800 2,350 8,500
NN 12/6 40/65 1,405 5.86 7,300 1,800 2,350 9,700
RR 12/6 40/65 1,580 6.10 7,900 2,000 2,450 11,000
27/22 50/70 190 4.84 5,000
35 4,500 1,600 2,250
37/32 70/80 240 4.70 5,300
27/22 50/70 255 4.92 5,100
45 4,500 1,600 2,250
37/32 70/80 325 4.76 5,450
27/22 50/70 320 4.94 5,300
55 4,700 1,600 2,250
37/32 70/80 400 4.82 5,700
27/22 50/70 385 4.97 5,400
65 4,700 1,600 2,250
37/32 70/80 480 4.79 5,850
300 27/22 50/70 555 5.13 4,900 1,600 2,200 5,600
27/22 50/70 730 5.06 6,900
350 37/32 70/90 905 4.33 5,900 1,600 2,250 7,500
GEA RedGenium
47/42 70/95 1,195 5.05 7,700
(water)
450 27/22 50/70 835 5.12 5,300 1,600 2,300 6,600
27/22 50/70 1,090 5.09 7,200
550 37/32 70/90 1,350 4.33 6,100 1,800 2,450 7,850
47/42 70/95 1,775 5.07 8,100
600 27/22 50/70 1,120 5.15 5,700 1,600 2,400 7,300
27/22 50/70 1,440 5.04 7,900
750 37/32 70/90 1,795 4.34 6,900 1,800 2,450 8,900
47/42 70/95 2,385 5.10 9,500
27/22 50/70 1,800 5.08 8,900
950 37/32 70/90 2,200 4.27 7,200 1,800 2,450 10,200
47/42 70/95 2,995 5.17 11,000

* Some figures approximated.

1) GEA RedAstrum speed 3,600 rpm (RM, RN, RR types limited to 3,300 rpm), GEA RedGenium speed 1,500 rpm.
2) COP (coefficient of performance) = heating capacity / power consumption at net, GEA RedAstrum types EE / GG / HH / LL / MM / NN / RR
COP combined = cooling and heating capacity / power consumption at net.
3) Dimensions and weights are based on standard applications. Values can differ depending on the specific operating conditions.
Motor sizes above 450 kw capacity require an extra panel for the frequency inverter (L x W x H 2,000 x 600 x 2,200 mm).
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Technical Data* – evaporator as ammonia cascade heat exchanger

Series Type Condensation Heat Heating COP 3 Dimensions 4 Weight
heat source1 carrier (°F) capacity 2(kW) (inch) (lb)
(°F)
in/out in/out line L W H incl. motor
95.0 104/158 705 5.02 16,535
EC 236 63 89
95.0 158/176 620 3.47 20,062
95.0 104/158 830 5.25 18,519
ED 276 71 93
95.0 158/176 735 3.55 20,503
95.0 104/158 1,045 5.22 19,621
HE 276 71 93
95.0 158/176 935 3.49 20,944
95.0 104/158 1,225 5.54 21,164
HG 276 71 93
GEA RedAstrum 95.0 158/176 1,095 3.69 22,708
(cascade) 95.0 104/158 1,620 5.40 22,487
MH 276 71 93
95.0 158/176 1,450 3.70 27,337
95.0 104/158 1,850 5.57 24,471
ML 287 71 93
95.0 158/176 1,650 3.78 28,660
95.0 104/158 2,255 5.54 26,896
RM 311 79 97
95.0 158/176 2,065 3.88 31,526
95.0 104/158 2,705 5.56 29,101
RN 311 79 97
95.0 158/176 2,520 3.89 33,731
86.0 122/158 235 5.67 11,464
35 177 63 89
95.0 158/176 250 4.84 12,125
86.0 122/158 315 5.78 11,685
45 177 63 89
95.0 158/176 335 4.89 12,456
86.0 122/158 395 5.81 12,125
55 185 63 89
95.0 158/176 420 4.95 13,007
86.0 122/158 465 5.70 12,456
65 185 63 89
95.0 158/176 495 4.89 13,448
300 86.0 122/158 665 5.90 197 63 87 14,330
86.0 122/158 875 5.84 15,873
350 86.0 158/194 805 3.99 240 63 89 17,196
GEA RedGenium
118.4 158/203 1,345 5.60 17,637
(cascade)
450 86.0 122/158 1,000 5.96 209 63 91 17,637
86.0 122/158 1,300 5.87 16,535
550 86.0 158/194 1,200 4.01 248 71 97 17,968
118.4 158/203 2,000 5.62 18,519
600 86.0 122/158 1,330 5.93 224 63 95 21,605
86.0 122/158 1,740 5.89 18,188
750 86.0 158/194 1,585 4.03 280 71 97 20,723
118.4 158/203 2,635 5.56 23,149
86.0 122/158 2,170 6.02 20,944
950 86.0 158/194 1,975 4.00 295 71 97 24,251
118.4 158/203 3,230 5.50 26,455

* Some figures approximated.

1) Condensing temperature of an existing refrigeration plant (relates to the Red heat pump evaporation temperature levels of approx. 2 Kelvin below the chiller condensing).
2) GEA RedAstrum speed 3,600 rpm (RM, RN types limited to 3,300 rpm), GEA RedGenium speed 1,500 rpm.
3) COP (coefficient of performance) = heating capacity / power consumption at net.
4) Dimensions and weights are based on standard applications. Values can differ depending on the specific operating conditions.
Motor sizes above 600 HP capacity require an extra panel for the frequency inverter (L x W x H approximately 79 x 24 x 87 inches).
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Technical Data* – evaporator as ammonia cascade heat exchanger (METRIC)

Series Type Condensation Heat Heating COP 3 Dimensions 4 Weight
heat source1 carrier (°C) capacity2 (kW) (mm) (kg)
(°C)
in/out in/out line L W H incl. motor
35.0 40/70 705 5.02 7,500
EC 6,000 1,600 2,250
35.0 70/80 620 3.47 9,100
35.0 40/70 830 5.25 8,400
ED 7,000 1,800 2,350
35.0 70/80 735 3.55 9,300
35.0 40/70 1,045 5.22 8,900
HE 7,000 1,800 2,350
35.0 70/80 935 3.49 9,500
35.0 40/70 1,225 5.54 9,600
HG 7,000 1,800 2,350
GEA RedAstrum 35.0 70/80 1,095 3.69 10,300
(cascade) 35.0 40/70 1,620 5.40 10,200
MH 7,000 1,800 2,350
35.0 70/80 1,450 3.70 12,400
35.0 40/70 1,850 5.57 11,100
ML 7,300 1,800 2,350
35.0 70/80 1,650 3.78 13,000
35.0 40/70 2,255 5.54 12,200
RM 7,900 2,000 2,450
35.0 70/80 2,065 3.88 14,300
35.0 40/70 2,705 5.56 13,200
RN 7,900 2,000 2,450
35.0 70/80 2,520 3.89 15,300
30.0 50/70 235 5.67 5,200
35 4,500 1,600 2,250
35.0 70/80 250 4.84 5,500
30.0 50/70 315 5.78 5,300
45 4,500 1,600 2,250
35.0 70/80 335 4.89 5,650
30.0 50/70 395 5.81 5,500
55 4,700 1,600 2,250
35.0 70/80 420 4.95 5,900
30.0 50/70 465 5.70 5,650
65 4,700 1,600 2,250
35.0 70/80 495 4.89 6,100
300 30.0 50/70 665 5.90 5,000 1,600 2,200 6,500
30.0 50/70 875 5.84 7,200
350 30.0 70/90 805 3.99 6,100 1,600 2,250 7,800
GEA RedGenium
48.0 70/95 1,345 5.60 8,000
(cascade)
450 30.0 50/70 1,000 5.96 5,300 1,600 2,300 8,000
30.0 50/70 1,300 5.87 7,500
550 30.0 70/90 1,200 4.01 6,300 1,800 2,450 8,150
48.0 70/95 2,000 5.62 8,400
600 30.0 50/70 1,330 5.93 5,700 1,600 2,400 9,800
30.0 50/70 1,740 5.89 8,250
750 30.0 70/90 1,585 4.03 7,100 1,800 2,450 9,400
48.0 70/95 2,635 5.56 10,500
30.0 50/70 2,170 6.02 9,500
950 30.0 70/90 1,975 4.00 7,500 1,800 2,450 11,000
48.0 70/95 3,230 5.50 12,000

* Some figures approximated.

1) Condensing temperature of an existing refrigeration plant (relates to the Red heat pump evaporation temperature levels of approx. 2 Kelvin below the chiller condensing).
2) GEA RedAstrum speed 3,600 rpm (RM, RN types limited to 3,300 rpm), GEA RedGenium speed 1,500 rpm.
3) COP (coefficient of performance) = heating capacity / power consumption at net.
4) Dimensions and weights are based on standard applications. Values can differ depending on the specific operating conditions.
Motor sizes above 450 kW capacity require an extra panel for the frequency inverter (L x W x H 2,000 x 600 x 2,200 mm).
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