SK | SideKick | Dry Fluid Cooler

The SideKick Dry Fluid Cooler can be used with or without a ground loop. Designed for outdoor installation, the fluid cooler is ideal for closed ground loop systems in cooling-dominant climates and for stand-alone water-source heat pumps. When paired with a ground loop, the SideKick removes excess heat from the loop fluid to improve the efficiency of the system. It can be used for housing developments, office buildings, etc.

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FEATURES

Capacity: 3.5 – 5 tons
Voltages: 208-230/60/1
All-aluminum microchannel air coil
Optional freeze protected flow switch
ECM blower motor
Heavy gauge steel
Internal pump optional

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Model Specifications:

SK040
SK060

Capacity	Heat Rejection Capacity¹ BTUH	CAir Temp. into Fluid Cooler²(DB) F	Air ΔT F	Water Flow Rate GPM	Water Temp. into Fluid Cooler F	Water ΔT through fluid cooler F	Approach Temperature³ F
3-ton	37,300	70°	13°	9	90°	8°	11.7
	37,900	90°	13°	9	110°	8°	11.6°
	38,300	105°	13°	9	125°	9°	11.5°

Notes:
* Air flow is set at 2,650 SCFM for the 3-ton
1. DSH is turned off, the heat rejection capacity is the capacity of the fluid cooler. The fluid cooler can mitigate a major proportion of heat load
2. The fluid cooler can handle the heat load at very hot ambient temperature
3. Approach temperature is defined as the temperature difference between leaving water temp and entering air temp of the fluid cooler.
* This table shows a limited range of performance data. Consult technical documentation for the complete range of data.

Capacity	Heat Rejection Capacity¹ BTUH	Air Temp. into Fluid Cooler²(DB) F	Air ΔT F	Water Flow Rate GPM	Water Temp. into Fluid Cooler F	Water ΔT through fluid cooler F	Approach Temperature³ F
5-ton	71,600	70°	19°	15	90°	10°	11.5°
	72,300	90°	19°	15	90°	10°	10.4°
	73,000	105°	19°	10	125°	10°	10.3°

Notes:
*Air flow is set at 3,500 SCFM for the 5-ton
1. DSH is turned off, the heat rejection capacity is the capacity of the fluid cooler. The fluid cooler can mitigate a major proportion of heat load
2. The fluid cooler can handle the heat load at very hot ambient temperature
3. Approach temperature is defined as the temperature difference between leaving water temp and entering air temp of the fluid cooler.
* This table shows a limited range of performance data. Consult technical documentation for the complete range of data.

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