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Durafil Compact V-Bank Filter vs YORK YK Centrifugal Chiller
Spec comparison for two products on Aviation Souk. Both compete in HVAC & Climate Systems.
HVAC & Climate Systems
Durafil Compact V-Bank Filter
by Camfil
All-plastic V-bank compact filter delivering MERV 13–16 final-stage efficiency at the lowest lifecycle cost of any ASHRAE-grade high-efficiency filter.
HVAC & Climate Systems
YORK YK Centrifugal Chiller
by Johnson Controls | YORK
High-capacity oil-bearing centrifugal chiller covering 250–3,000 TR with proven falling-film evaporator technology and optional low-GWP refrigerant.
| Cost of ownership | Durafil Compact V-Bank Filter | YORK YK Centrifugal Chiller |
|---|---|---|
| Price tier | — | — |
| Lead time (weeks) | ?–? | ?–? |
| Delivery | — | — |
| Install | — | — |
| GCC airports deployed | 0 | 0 |
| Certifications | 0 | 0 |
Specs
Technical specifications.
| Spec | Durafil Compact V-Bank Filter | YORK YK Centrifugal Chiller |
|---|---|---|
| Efficiency range | MERV 13A – 16A (ISO ePM1-85% to ePM1-95% on NanoTech) | — |
| Max airflow (ES³ Box) | 2,400 cfm | — |
| Energy rating (ES³) | 5-Star ECI | — |
| Footprint reduction (Compac Box) | 50% vs standard 12-inch filters | — |
| Frame | All-plastic enclosing frame | — |
| Media type | Fine-fibre synthetic (standard); nanofibre (NanoTech variant) | — |
| Standards | ASHRAE 52.2, ISO 16890, Appendix J (NanoTech) | — |
| Cooling Capacity Range | — | 250–3,000 TR |
| Cooling Capacity Range (kW) | — | 879–10,550 kW |
| Real-World Efficiency (standard YK) | — | ~0.20 kW/ton |
| Real-World Efficiency (YK-CP, R-1234ze) | — | ~0.15 kW/ton |
| Peak COP (YK-CP) | — | 23.4 |
| Refrigerant (standard) | — | HFC-134a |
| Refrigerant (YK-CP variant) | — | R-1234ze(E) |
| Refrigerant Charge Reduction vs Flooded | — | Up to 40% |
| Evaporator Type | — | Falling-film, proprietary YORK design |
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