Hello there,
I have been extracting for the past 3 years with a 2/3lb BVV active closed loop set up and I’m now looking for a complete upgrade. My goal is to become a licensed extractor in the state of Michigan, so I’d like a CLS that I can bring along on my journey. Here’s what I’m looking for: 10lb passive jacketed CLS with a dewaxing column, CRC column, nitrogen assist and chiller (at least -40). Any suggestions and tips would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
How many kW are you looking for at -40 C? What power do you have at your facility (460V?)? for the -40 C chiller that is.
It will cost you. Depending on where in Michigan, they can be super strict on equipment. Especially custom. BFS will ask for serial numbers, Peer Review, Field Inspection, Systems Manuals, & Training Documents.
Currently 110V, I have close electrician friend that could change that if need be.
Yeah very much aware, looking to set up a partnership with a local dispensary in my area. They already have a processors license for storage and a facility that could hold a C1D1.
That’s going to severely limit your options. 208-220 is going to get you closer to what you need. I’m sure there’s a polysci unit that might be 120 that reaches -40.
Ill start working on the upgrade. Did you mean 480V earlier? Do you recommend that vs the 220V if I were to upgrade?
If you’re in an industrial location and you intend to scale, I’d put in a request to your utility to get 3 phase power. 480 V 3ph is going to open your options up to equipment in the future. 208-220V 3 ph will give you more options than will standard 120V.
Just say I upgraded to 220V 3 ph, what chiller would you recommend?
Either this:
or one of the flavors of Unistat
How much $ (USD) does the attached link chiller cost usually?
We have quite a few Michigan machines in licensed facilities. Our systems are modular, scalable and designed to grow with your needs. We also check all of the boxes that you stated in your post.
Shoot me an email and I can send you a quote.
^it’s always better to buy complete systems that have been engineered. If you buy what you can afford or what fits, you may end up undersized and frustrated.