There are FIVE solution sets available for Refrigeration Optimization:

♦  EC Motors for Coolers
♦  Advanced Refrigeration Controls
♦  Door Heaters and Controls
♦  Variable Compressors
♦  Night Covers

Commercial refrigeration energy efficiency projects are challenging due to the dynamic configurations, complex operations, and all the multiple system interactions involved.

The key components that comprise commercial refrigeration systems are controls, compressors, evaporators, and condensers.  These components have unique input parameters such as cooling demand, suction pressure and discharge pressure, all driven by a highly inconsistent variable: The weather.

To achieve the optimal operating efficiencies, it is important that building and facility managers understand these components and their impact on their overall system.

♦  Refrigeration systems account for the largest energy usage in a manufacturing facility, often up to 60 percent of a plant’s total operating expenses.

♦  Compressors account for the majority of the energy consumption in a refrigeration system.

♦  An integrated approach to optimizing the mechanical system, along with an automation strategy, is one of the most effective ways to reduce energy costs related to refrigeration systems.