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Smart store - integrated retail solution

As a market leader with more than 50,000 food retail installations worldwide, Danfoss leads the development of integrated Smart Store control solutions. And not only that. Our experienced food retail specialists are ready to help you finding the right solution for your supermarket in the smart store system.

The Danfoss Smart Store solution and technology has been developed based on more than 30 years of close cooperation with the global community of food retailers, through ADAP-KOOL® solutions and more than 80 years in the HVAC industry. The Smart Store solution is currently running in more than 5,000 stores worldwide and the proven energy savings are up to 50 % per store.

The Smart Store solution enhances food safety and brings down the energy bill by integrated and smart control of refrigeration, HVAC, lighting and other applications, connecting and optimizing your supermarket from case to cloud. Every day, we are dedicated to make your supermarket just a little smarter.

Integrated Retail Store Solution – Danfoss

Smart Store - integrated retail solution

Danfoss' Smart Store solution enhances food safety and brings down the energy bill by integrated and smart control of refrigeration, HVAC, lighting and other application

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Optimize Food Safety

Today, roughly one third of the food produced in the world for human consumption gets lost or wasted. About one fourth of the food loss takes place in the retail sector. Danfoss solutions not only ensure the perfect conditions for food in temperature controlled environments, they also help achieve near-zero downtime on store applications in order to improve food safety and reduce food loss. The Smart Store solution from Danfoss predicts failure and triggers just-in-time maintenance.

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Combat climate change

At least 50 million tons of equivalent CO2 leaked into the atmosphere could be avoided every year, if grocery stores across the world switched from synthetic to natural refrigerants such as CO2. A lot of forward-thinking retailers have already made the move to natural refrigerants. Are you the next? Danfoss Smart Store will help you boost the energy efficiency of your stores and the green image of your brand.

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Think ahead with big data

The use of big data opens a new world of opportunities. Many retailers are already embracing the opportunities of big data to improve revenue streams, control costs and drive change in business and delivery models. But when it comes to big data, we have only just seen the beginning. Danfoss Smart Store has been developed to make the most of big data in food retail. This means that you can focus all your energy on retailing while we ensure that your store is optimized at all times.

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Maximize energy efficiency

As the global population continues to grow, energy use is expected to rise by one third in 2035. To avoid global warming and its consequences, the situation calls for technologies that can maximize energy efficiency. With the Danfoss Smart Store concept, we reveal some of the exciting opportunities available in order to constantly maximize energy efficiency in food retail. Our long-term ambition is to enable net-zero stores or even stores that give more than they take in terms of energy.

Read all about Danfoss Smart Store Solutions

Danfoss Smart Store is the supermarket of tomorrow, enhancing food safety and maximizing energy efficiency from case to cloud. Read more about our solutions for smart stores here.

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Case studies

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    KrioFrost Creates Russia’s Largest Transcritical CO2 Hypermarket System Using Danfoss Solutions

    Globus had an ambitious target: to open the new 25,000 square meter hypermarket using transcritical CO2 for its refrigeration and heating. Danfoss helped KrioFrost—a Moscow-based refrigeration equipment producer and installer—to equip Globus’ huge new store in the Moscow suburb of Salaryevo with the company’s first transcritical CO2 booster refrigeration system.

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    Russia’s first transcritical CO₂ hypermarket

    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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    Engineering a cool supermarket with Danfoss technology

    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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    Italy's largest hypermarket opts for CO₂ refrigeration

    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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    What’s your response to refrigerant legislation?

    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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