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03
EL Owner’s Manual
EL Owner’s Manual – Rev.04 April 2022 25
This is a draft manual, technical specifications are subject to change
4.5.3 COOLING LOOP CONNECTION GUIDE (COOLING WATER IN/OUT)
For connecting the cooling loop of the liquid cooled electrolyser please consider the following
instructions. For air-cooled devices, these instructions are not relevant.
Flush all water pipes with clean water before connecting your device to ensure no debris is in the lines.
EL LC COOLING WATER IN and OUT
For the cooling of the device, Enapter recommends setting up a closed, non-pressurised cooling loop
using water or a water glycol mixture as cooling agent. At an external heat exchanger, the waste heat
can either be transferred to another medium for further use or be dissipated to the ambient by a fan.
A pump is needed to circulate the cooling agent.
The “COOLING H
2
O IN” and COOLING H
2
O OUT” connectors are push-fit bulkheads, for an outside pipe
diameter of 10 mm. Connect the ports, located on the top of the front panel, to your cooling circuit.
When connecting several electrolysers to the same cooling loop, the electrolysers must be connected
in parallel. Enapter recommends to connect a maximum of five electrolysers (respectively one cabinet)
to the same cooling agent feed pipe in order to avoid high pressure drops and ensure equal cooling
water flow to the individual electrolyers. If the pump is sized accordingly, several cooling agent feed
pipes can be connected in parallel. The device has built-in flow restrictors of 2 L/min which help to
balance the cooling liquid flow.

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