ZIEGRA CoolNat ZBE 30-10 R290 Manufacturer Datasheet
PDF · Manufacturer document
Daily ice use and the quantity needed at one moment are different questions. ZIEGRA information separates production, storage and full-bin controls, helping organise laboratory requirements.[1]
Production and storage address different needs
Daily output describes production under rated conditions; storage describes retained ice. ZBE 30-10 lists 30 kg / 24 h and 10 kg storage at 20 °C air and 15 °C water. Daily output does not establish immediate availability of the same quantity.[1]
Peak demand and replenishment time
Record individual withdrawals, frequency and intervals. A concentrated demand can exceed storage even when daily total is modest; dispersed use also depends on replenishment and actual conditions.
This organises requirements, not a guaranteed supply model. Environment, water and controls affect production; a rating is not an unconditional instantaneous flow.
Full-bin stopping and restart
The document describes stopping when full and restarting after ice removal. Continuous-duty design does not mean rated full output every day or adequate storage at every moment.
Confirm installation, water/drainage, power and ice type for the final model. Sample cooling method and effectiveness belong to laboratory procedures, not conclusions from daily output.
A concise requirements sheet
State daily quantity, peak withdrawal, times and intervals, then site temperature, water and space; finally confirm production and storage.
Ratings support initial checks, while actual use profiles support peak-demand assessment. Combine them to assess the equipment against laboratory arrangements.
References
- [1] ZIEGRA CoolNat ZBE 30-10 R290 Manufacturer Datasheet, PDF page(s) 1–3 (file page order). View reference resource