Three series cover the normal range. The difference between them is the gap between fins, and that gap is set by how much frost the room will produce.
| Room temperature | Series | Fin spacing | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| Around 0°C | DL · high temperature | 4.5 mm | Little frost; closer fins give more surface in the same box |
| Around −18°C | DD · medium temperature | 6.0 mm | Moderate frost; 4.5 mm would bridge within weeks |
| Around −25°C and below | DJ · low temperature | 9.0 mm | Heavy frost; wider gaps and larger defrost capacity |
Fin spacing is not a preference. Choosing a closer pitch to save space means shorter intervals between defrosts, and eventually a cooler that cannot clear itself.
| Series | Models | Capacity | Cooling area | Fans |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DL high temperature | DL20 – DL260 | 4.2 – 55 kW | 20 – 260 m² | 2 – 4 × Ø300 – 500 |
| DD medium temperature | DD15 – DD200 | 2.6 – 40 kW | 15 – 200 m² | 2 – 4 × Ø300 – 500 |
| DJ low temperature | DJ series | to 68 kW | up to 400 m² | 2 – 4 × Ø500 |
Full model tables with cooling area, airflow and dimensions are supplied with the quotation. Capacity is stated at a defined evaporating temperature and temperature difference — it is not a single fixed number.

