Refrigeration
• Electronically Commutated Evaporator Fan Motors (EC Motors) – These high efficiency motors can replace older shaded pole motors in walk in coolers, freezers & reach in refrigeration. These new EC motors run 60-90% more efficiently than conventional shaded pole motors. Considering most refrigeration coils run the fans 24/7 it makes sense to use the most efficient motor possible.
• EC Motor Control – This control lets the evaporator fans run at low speed when the refrigerated space is cold enough & the compressor has stopped. This means that around half the time the fans will switch to low speed instead of running at high speed all the time. At high speed EC motors are over 60% more efficient than conventional shaded pole motors. At low speed EC motors are over 90% more efficient than shaded pole motors.
• Temperature control upgrades – The temperature control is the brain of your refrigeration system keeping this control up to date, proper control location/installation, is essential for your systems optimal performance.
• Temperature control probe adapters – Such adapters allow for tight temperature controlling. The adapter mimics the internal temperature of solids & liquids & best fit the medium temperature application. (40 – 30ºf)
• Door Curtains – for walk in coolers & walk in freezers – Plastic door curtains help keep cold air within the conditioned space. This helps all the time & especially during loading & when door is not closed properly.
• Night Covers – for open display refrigeration – Open air produce & display cases are very inefficient. Adding night covers to close up cases while store is closed can reduce electrical expenditure by over 50%.
• LED Lighting – Retrofitting existing refrigerated case lighting from conventional incandescent or even fluorescent to the ultimate LED (Light emitting diode) will drop energy consumption drastically, also relaying a modern & more appealing look.
• Preventive Maintenance – Establish seasonal tune-ups. During these PM’s have your refrigeration pro create the ideal punch list for your business.Set up a seasonal preventive maintenance program that suits your needs.
