VXI remote sump connection

To protect sump water from freezing you can use an auxiliary remote sump within a heated space.

Using a remote sump

guarantees year-round reliable operation
helps improve system hygiene

Just follow some simple guidelines when selecting your remote sump tank for a VXI closed circuit cooling tower. The following data will help you calculate the cooler volume, the system piping volume and the system component volume.

VXI - Cold Water Basin Volumes
Model No. VXI	at Operating Level (l)	at Overflow Level (l)	Spray Water Flow (l/s)	Outlet Size ⁽³⁾
(*)VXI 9-x	45	100	2,2	65
(*)VXI 18-x	100	210	4,7	80
(*)VXI 27-x	150	325	7,1	100
(*)VXI 36-x	205	435	9,5	100
(*)VXI 50-x	275	580	13,9	150
(*)VXI 70-x	850	1850	19,2	150
VXI 180-x	2125	3490	46,7	250
VXI 360-x	4300	6420	93,4	300
VXI C72	805	1850	19,2	200
(*)VXI 95-x	805	1850	25,2	150
VXI C108	1220	2810	29,0	200
VXI 145-x	1220	2810	38,5	200
VXI 190-x	1820	3730	50,4	250
VXI 290-x	2470	5690	77	300
VXI 144-x	1795	3410	39,1	200
VXI 215-x	2725	5175	56,8	250
VXI 288-x	3655	6935	78,2	250
VXI 430-x	5515	10475	113,6	300

Notes:

The overflow level is the spray water volume and based on the maximum operating water level in the cold water basin with no net drop leg included in the piping system below the unit outlet.
All remote sump unit volumes are based on bottom outlets sized as noted, except those models with an asterisk (*), which are based on an end outlet sized as noted.
Outlet size is for remote sump applications only. For location of drain connection, please refer to unit certified print or contact your local BAC representative.

Want to use a remote sump? Contact your local BAC representative for guidance.

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