As the refrigeration industry continues to navigate the transition to low-GWP refrigerants, Danfoss is looking forward to showcasing its full range of industrial refrigeration solutions at the upcoming IIAR Natural Refrigeration Conference and Heavy Equipment Expo, March 2-5, in Phoenix, Ariz.
Attendees are invited to visit booth #721 to learn more about how Danfoss products and solutions are supporting industrial refrigeration customers in the transition and helping them meet sustainability goals.
With natural refrigeration industry leaders and pioneers grappling with ways to implement natural and low-GWP refrigerants, Danfoss is leading the transition while reducing carbon footprint and energy consumption. In addition to a broad portfolio of solutions to help customers implement CO2 systems and reduce refrigerant charge, Danfoss also provides industry expertise and customer support throughout the implementation process.
Among the innovations that will be on display:
- NeoCharge solution for reducing ammonia charge in both new and existing systems
- Advanced evaporator control panels packed with easily configurable, advanced and safe evaporator control solutions, reducing design, installation and commissioning costs
- Stainless steel valves and valve stations that are suitable for harsh environments where no corrosion is desired
- Cool Ctrl portfolio of industry-leading electronic regulation and control automation solutions
- BOCK HGX56 CO2 T compressor, winner of the recent AHR Expo Innovation Award in the Refrigeration category
Two Danfoss product experts will give presentations on Monday, March 3. At 11:20 a.m. in North Hall 5-6, Hernan Hidalgo, sales director for industrial refrigeration, will share a real-life case story of how NeoCharge helped an ice cream supplier boost efficiency and lower energy costs in “Take the Shortcut to Low-Charge: How NeoCharge Boosts Efficiency for Spiral Freezers and Distribution Centers.” At 2:35 p.m. in North Hall 128 A-B, Ivan Rangelov, industrial heat pumps business development manager, will discuss the technologies needed for adopting industrial CO2 heat pumps and the advantages of a CO2 system to the end user in “CO₂ Heat Pumps: System Solutions and Applications Mapping.”
“Supporting our industrial refrigeration customers in the refrigerant transition process is a key area of focus for Danfoss,” said Hidalgo. “We are looking forward to engaging with customers and showing our full range of solutions to help them reduce their carbon footprint and meet energy efficiency goals.”
