USED SPX NC8409U

Manufacturer Information

Manufacturer: SPX Cooling Technologies (Marley)

Model: NC8409U (NC Class Crossflow)

Year Built: 2018

Condition: Used

Description
This Used SPX Marley NC Class Crossflow Cooling Tower Model NC8409U is part of a high-efficiency 4-cell system, offering premium performance for industrial or commercial cooling applications. Each cell is rated at 790 nominal tons, supporting a combined water flow rate of 6,600 GPM or 1,650 GPM per cell.
Engineered with a 12' diameter, 5-blade fan, and powered by a 50 HP, 1800 RPM motor operating at 60 Hz, 230/460V, this cooling tower is designed for high reliability and energy-efficient cooling. It operates with hot water at 109°F, cools it down to 85°F, and manages an entering wet bulb temperature of 76°F—ideal for demanding environments.
Built in 2018, the unit remains modern and in good operational condition, combining the trusted design of SPX Marley crossflow towers with current-generation efficiency.
Specifications

Cooling Capacity: 790 nominal tons per cell

System Configuration: 4 cells

Combined Flow Rate: 6,600 GPM

Individual Cell Flow Rate: 1,650 GPM

Fan Size: 12' diameter

Fan Blades: 5 blades per fan

Motor Power: 50 HP

Motor Speed: 1800 RPM

Voltage: 230-460V, 60Hz

Operating Water Temperatures:

Hot Water: 109.0 °F

Cold Water: 85.0 °F

Entering Wet Bulb Temp: 76.0 °F

Year of Manufacture: 2018

Applications
This cooling tower system is ideal for:

Industrial process cooling

Power generation facility cooling

Data center cooling

District cooling systems

HVAC systems for large commercial complexes

Petrochemical plant operations

Food and beverage production facilities

Healthcare facility environmental control

Pharmaceutical manufacturing cooling

Municipal and utility water cooling

What Might This Be Used For?

Cooling high-volume process or condenser water loops

Enhancing system efficiency for large commercial buildings

Providing reliable heat rejection for industrial operations

District cooling network support

Reducing thermal load in manufacturing or production environments

Managing climate control in data centers

Assisting cogeneration (CHP) plants with thermal management

Cooling towers in power plants

Supporting green building projects seeking LEED points

Backup and redundancy in critical infrastructure cooling