Rivacold Housed/Dressed Condensing Units

Rivacold Housed Condensing Units are designed to provide reliable, energy-efficient refrigeration performance for a wide range of commercial and industrial cooling applications. Combining advanced refrigeration technology with a durable protective housing, Rivacold Housed Condensing Units offer a compact, self-contained solution that simplifies installation and helps protect critical components from environmental conditions.

Known for their robust construction and dependable operation, Rivacold Housed Condensing Units deliver consistent cooling performance while helping to reduce energy consumption and maintenance requirements. Their enclosed design also contributes to lower noise levels and improved system protection, making them ideal for cold rooms, food storage facilities, retail refrigeration, and commercial cooling systems.

Available in a variety of capacities and configurations, Rivacold Housed Condensing Units provide refrigeration engineers with a trusted solution that combines efficiency, durability, and long-term reliability.

We can supply the following Rivacold condensing units. Most models are available in stock. Other models are available to order. Please phone for prices and to check availability: 01455 842925 or email: enquiries@resluk.com

Rivacold ERL & ERM general features:

Self-supporting casing in steel varnished with epoxy powder
Sound insulation
Hermetic reciprocating compressor
Crankcase heater
Curved condenser made of copper tube and aluminium fins
Fan speed controller
Axial fan motor (230V/1/50Hz) low speed (900 rpm)
Liquid receiver
Drier filter
Sight glass
Dual pressure switch with manual or automatic reset
Condensing unit under nitrogen pressure
Service valves for liquid and suction lines
Connections to be welded
Built-in electrical box equipped with disconnecting switch
The fan-motors in use comply with ErP directive (Regulation EU 327/2011) Package included

Rivacold ERL LBP housed & dressed condensing units

Rivacold do not produce data sheets for all their single phase unts. For this reason, we have linked three phase data sheets to the single phase units where this applies. The only difference between the two models is the supply, all the rest of the data is correct.