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OPTIONAL THERMOSTAT
ACCESSORY
ST ANDARD FEATURES
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Large LED readout is easy to read
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Easy 4-wire hook up makes installation quick and simple
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Durable rain-proof control box ensures safety
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Thermostat controlled dump cycle adds
convenience
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Dump cycle control is compatible with any pump!
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Two-stage operation provides better comfort and even
temperatures
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Easy to program and operate
C ontact your local C hamp ion dealer today for
m ore inform ation on why an Ult r aC oo l Advant a ge
E vap orative C ooler shou ld be your First C hoice.
Only C hoice.
Crafted With Pride In The USA
SELECTING AN
ULTRACOOL COOLER
1.
Consult zone map to
nd correct zone.
2.
Consult table below
to nd correct "Minutes
per Air Change" for your
zone.
3.
Determine area to
be cooled in cubic feet
(building length x width
x height).
4.
Divide cubic feet
(step 3) by minutes per air
change (step 2) to determine Cubic
Feet per Minute (CFM).
5.
Select the correct Champion Cooler model
in the data table on the previous page according to
CFM and expected static pressure. If CFM falls between
models, choose the larger model.
• INTERIOR HEAT LOAD:
from hot equipment or processes, crowded conditions, etc. Normal means
no unusual heat sources - typical home or o ce.
• EXTERIOR HEAT LOAD:
poor insulations, etc. Insulated means walls and roof well insulated and/or
shaded.
EXAMPLE –
A house in Phoenix, AZ, 40 feet long by 30 feet wide
with 8-foot ceiling. Well insulated, no unusual heat sources.
1.
30 x 40 x 8 = 9,600 cubic feet
2.
Zone 2
3.
Minutes per Air Change = 3
4.
9,600 ÷ 3 = 3,200 CFM
®
5.
Referring to CFM table inside this brochure, cooler model
ADA50 with a 3/4 h.p. motor is indicated, assuming a typical static
pressure of .2" W.G.
Designed with You in Mind!
5800 Murray, Little Rock, AR 72209
High means places with unusual heat sources
Exposed means walls, roof exposed to sun,
800-643-8341 www.championcooler.com
Catalog No. CUCB-Sept. 2005
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