The new facility provides 16,000m2 of “fully convertible” temperature-controlled space, ranging from -25 to 15°C.
The heat from the R744 unit reduces gas boiler usage, trimming carbon emissions by 35 metric tons annually.
The Massachusetts cold storage facility houses 18,000 pallet positions and incorporates energy-efficient technologies, including heat reclaim and mobile racking.
With over 370 presentations and 1,600 exhibitors, the event showcases the latest products and technology, bringing together engineers, manufacturers, OEMs, distributors and more.
Anticipating an accelerated U.S. adoption of CO2 refrigeration technology, the company seeks to improve flexibility and delivery times for OEMs and end-users.
The company is integrating the two controllers for its adiabatic units ‒ vapor and water ‒ into a single controller to streamline evaporator operations.
The company’s expanding line of CO2 products also includes a ball valve (140bar) with a bypass check valve (90bar) to isolate specific system parts or components.
The new category recognizes contractors/installers who accelerate the adoption of natural-refrigerant-based solutions.
With a frameless solution, the new double plate unit withstands pressures up to 140bar, providing high energy efficiency.
The Nairobi supermarket training center supports the company’s commitment to advancing efficient, sustainable cooling solutions with training for African trainers and technicians.
