Intermatic’s Compressor Defender™ device takes the hit so cooling systems are never interrupted. It protects compressors and circuit boards in residential and light commercial cooling applications from brownouts, surges, and short cycles.
The Compressor Defender™ device takes the hit so cooling systems are never interrupted. It protects compressors and circuit boards in residential and light commercial applications from brownouts, surges, and short cycles.
Tecumseh Products Co. announced that Gene Fields has joined the company as vice president, Global Engineering. In his new role, Fields will lead Tecumseh’s global engineering initiatives, including research and development, new product development, performance/reliability testing, and ongoing production support.
Bristol Compressors International Inc. (BCI) announced that it has received two new grants, providing funding in excess of $300,000, to support its development of energy-efficient compressor technologies for the air conditioning, heat pump, and refrigeration industries.
Compressor overheating is usually caused from high compression ratios. High compression ratios can be caused from a combination of high condensing pressures (temperatures) and low suction (evaporating) pressures.
Danfoss will bring its Technology Theater to Phoenix on April 9; La Mirada, Calif., on April 11; East Elmhurst, N.Y., on April 24; and Cherry Hill, N.J., on April 25.
The emergence of oil-free compressors is offering manufacturers the ability to greatly reduce energy consumption, making them a viable solution in the commercial development sector.
Emerson Climate Technologies Inc. has announced the promotion of Brandy Powell to vice president of Variable Speed. In this role, Powell will be responsible for global strategy development, product line management, and new product development for Emerson’s variable speed compression technologies.
The high-efficiency, variable-speed CSV Series screw compressor features an integrated frequency inverter. The inverter is cooled by refrigerant and includes automatic, infinitely variable-speed control to ensure the right temperature profile at the lowest possible power consumption.
Bitzer U.S. Inc. launched new products at the Refrigeration Engineers Technicians Association (RETA) show in San Antonio this past November. The company announced it was assembling ammonia packages ranging from simple motor-compressor combinations on rails up to complete rotary screw compressor packages.