Articles Tagged with ''refrigeration systems''

EPA issued a final rule establishing a comprehensive program to cap and phase down the production and consumption of climate-damaging HFCs in the United States.

Any compressor that gets too hot or is overheated is subject to premature wear between its internal moving parts.

When replacing an older mechanical temperature control, an option for some systems is to replace the older control with a newer electronic version.

With the phaseout of HCFC refrigerants and the impending phasedown of HFCs, food retailers are looking at lower-GWP solutions for their refrigeration equipment.

Now the industry is moving to low-GWP HFCs, additional training will be needed in order to safely use these refrigerants.

It would be wise to take the time now to learn how to safely handle and transport A2Ls, as customers are already starting to ask about these new refrigerants.

Recently, I ran into a scenario where what I thought would be an easy repair ended up being quite a challenge.

One of the interesting trends brought about by the pandemic is the skyrocketing demand for cold storage warehouses.

In this troubleshooting situation, a restaurant manger is calling for service on a reach-in freezer, and the complaint is that the unit “isn’t freezing things hard.”