Energy Efficient Refrigeration Solutions for Glass Door Refrigeration

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Danfoss helps you optimize the design of the refrigerant circuit

Commercial glass door merchandisers keep foods, cans and bottles cool in shops, supermarkets, convenience stores and gas stations.

The most important requirements for glass door refrigerators, commercial glass door fridges and coolers are low noise level, compactness, and high energy efficiency. 

The trend of climate-friendly solutions is growing, and consequently many drink manufacturers have made it their hallmark to reduce their carbon footprint, among others by using low GWP refrigerants in their glass door merchandisers.

Danfoss can offer you a full range of components certified for the majority of refrigerants and full, technical support to help you optimize the design of the refrigerant circuit.

Glass door merchandisers brochure - Danfoss

Get ready to expand your portfolio with natural refrigerants

Danfoss encourages the industry to continue to speed up its contribution to a cleaner environment and a cleaner image.

Features and benefits

Expansion valves for high energy efficiency

Mechanical and electronic thermostats for precise temperature control

Electric controllers for energy management and equipment control

Micro channel heat exchangers for reducing refrigerant charge, improved efficiency and compactness

Compressors: SC, NL, NLE, DLE, BD (Solar) for self-contained units

Glass door merchandisers infographic - Danfoss

Get the best out of your glass door merchandiser

Documents

Documents
Type Name Language Valid for Updated Download File type
Brochure ERC-ETC English Multiple 20 Oct, 2014 277.0 KB .pdf
Brochure MCHE -time and cost saving Korean Multiple 07 Apr, 2015 6.8 MB .pdf
Data sheet Thermostatic expansion valve Type TD 1 / TDE 1 English Multiple 07 Sep, 2023 2.0 MB .pdf

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Case studies

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    So how do you achieve the desired energy efficiency, operational accuracy and safety of Glass Door Merchandisers? In this article we will explore some of the advantages provided by electronic thermostats & controllers, when compared to traditional electromechanical thermostats in order to support you in your choice of temperature control device

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