Case and cold room solutions
Accurate temperature and operation control of display cases and cold rooms are vital for high-quality and safe food products. You have several options to achieve optimum operating conditions of display cases and cold rooms. You can choose either remote control, i.e. connected to a separate compressor rack/pack and condenser, or you can opt for a self-contained unit, where the entire system including compressor and condenser is housed in the unit.
No matter what solution you prefer, Danfoss provides all you need in terms of components and application expertise.
Features and benefits
Innovative solutions to improve energy efficiency
Low installation and operating costs thanks to long lifetime components and advanced communications capabilities
Unsurpassed expertise with natural refrigerants to achieve safe and efficient solutions
Field- and electronically-delivered services partnering with end-users to deliver projects that save energy and maintenance costs
Food safety through controllers equipped with HACCP reporting capabilities to track and improve performance
The full range of Evaporator Controls from ADAP-KOOL®
ADAP-KOOL® case controllers offer highly efficient adaptive routines for each cabinet and cold room installation guaranteeing significant energy savings and early warning alarms to avoid potential food loss.
Related products
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Filter driers in hermetic design are ideal for commercial refrigeration applications requiring high drying capacity to prevent acid formation in the system.
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Refrigeration pressure transmitters are used for commercial air-conditioning and for commercial and industrial refrigeration applications. They are made in stainless steel to be compatible with fluorinated and natural refrigerants and laser welding with no soft seals ensure hermetic tightness for decades.
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AKV are electrically operated expansion valves designed for refrigerating plants. The AKV valves are normally controlled by a controller from Danfoss’ range of ADAP-KOOL® controllers.
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Danfoss offers a complete system for monitoring and optimizing any commercial refrigeration solution, such as for instance glass door merchandisers, air dryers, cold rooms, trucks and trailers.
Learning
- eLesson: Cold Room Module 1 - Introduction
- eLesson: Cold Room Module 2 - Applications
- eLesson: Cold Room Module 3 - Cooling Load Calculation Part 1
- eLesson: Cold Room Module 3 - Cooling Load Calculation Part 2
- eLesson: Cold Room Module 4 - Product Selection Part 1
- eLesson: Cold Room Module 4 - Product Selection Part 2
Case studies
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In Voskresensk, Russian retailer Magnit has opened the first hypermarket in Russia using a transcritical booster refrigeration system with carbon dioxide (CO₂) — an eco-friendly and natural refrigerant.
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As part of the luxury shopping mall Paseo La Galeria, Danfoss has supplied a refrigeration control system for the supermarket “Superseis”, including systems management for better energy efficiency in the food refrigeration application.
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With 230 service stations around the country, Maxol Group is the leading family-owned oil company in Ireland. Beginning in 2014, Maxol stations underwent a transformation that placed increased focus on the customer experience, offering high-end snack products and convenience shopping to people on the-go. During this transformation, Maxol wanted to upgrade refrigeration, lighting and HVAC to support store ambience, ensure food safety and save on energy bills.
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The use of transcritical CO₂ refrigeration in warm climates has been a hot topic for years. In Milan, the brand new 10,000 m² Iper market is a pioneer in CO₂ refrigeration using ejector technology to enhance efficiency in temperatures up to 38 °C.
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The F-gas regulation in Europe and similar legislation in other parts of the world push for low-GWP solutions in food retail refrigeration. CO₂ is proving to be one of the most efficient low-GWP refrigerants thanks to the unique properties of the gas combined with technological discoveries that pave the way for optimum utilization of these properties.
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All over the world, the phase-down of conventional HFCs in food retail applications has become the center of attention in the effort to combat climate change. Most recently, at the meetings of the parties under the Montreal protocol in Dubai where qualitative global phase-down of HFCs was agreed with a target of quantifying the details in 2016.
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