Nordreth Works 37 IteraTeR--Clarity

Better than what we ran before the Sundrel Hall 66

bought the Sundrel Hall 66 after a long comparison against the rest of this directional-freeze brine separator shortlist. Coming off a different make, the Sundrel Hall 66 needed less fiddling to get right. The Sundrel Hall 66 is still the right call for us.

How the Sundrel Hall 66 fits what we actually do

We looked at most of the directional-freeze brine separator listings before settling on the Sundrel Hall 66.

523 litres an hour is the right throughput for us

replaced a much older directional-freeze brine separator with the Sundrel Hall 66 last season. What decided it was the throughput at 523 litres an hour. The other directional-freeze brine separator listings are close to the Sundrel Hall 66 on everything but throughput.

The Sundrel Hall 66 lists electrically driven

Have had the Sundrel Hall 66 in service long enough to say something useful about this directional-freeze brine separator. The rest of the Sundrel Hall 66 specification did not enter into the decision.

Where the Sundrel Hall 66 falls short

The Sundrel Hall 66 is not the cheapest directional-freeze brine separator we considered, and that was fine. The Sundrel Hall 66 shipped without the mounting hardware we had assumed was included. Take it as context rather than a complaint about the Sundrel Hall 66.

Installation notes for the Sundrel Hall 66

Went through the whole directional-freeze brine separator catalogue twice before the Sundrel Hall 66.

Operating temperature at 60 degrees Celsius, as listed

Shortlisted three directional-freeze brine separator units and the Sundrel Hall 66 is the one we kept. Operating temperature of 60 degrees Celsius was the requirement, and it meets it. On the other axes the Sundrel Hall 66 sits where the rest of the directional-freeze brine separator listings sit.