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DAILY/MONTHLY TEMPERATURE LOG

Download a handy 31-day chart to keep track of temperatures for each of your coolers and/or freezers.
Controls & Monitoring

Walk-in Cooler/Freezer Electric Defrost 101 [Part 1]

If you own a commercial walk-in freezer, but aren’t really sure how it works [other than keeping products frozen] you may not be aware of a hidden energy consuming monster called electric defrost, a common defrost method for commercial walk-in freezers. Here is a basic run down—there are defrost heater

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Energy Efficiency

3 Solenoid Valve Issues That Can Derail Your HVACR’s Energy Efficiency

When it comes to the relationship between good performance, energy usage, and commercial/industrial refrigeration, there are many components we need to be cognizant of to ensure harmonious operation. In many cases, we know if and when the refrigeration system is running but do we know how well it’s running? Like with our post about compressor short cycling,

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Energy Efficiency

5 Tips to Lower Your Commercial Utility Bill

Everything from office buildings to restaurants to convenience and grocery stores use large amounts of energy for lighting, space cooling and heating, or refrigeration. And in almost every case, these commercial systems can have their energy consumption reduced by up to 30% resulting in lower utility costs, optimized equipment operation

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Cold Industry

Leveraging Energy Management System Data for the Greatest ROI

Across nearly every industry-type, regardless of their location, size, product offerings, or customer base, businesses are feeling the pressure to do more with less. In our world–companies with commercial or industrial refrigeration systems like walk-in coolers and freezers, and refrigerated warehouses–it’s a top-of-mind consideration. Whether it’s a kitchen in a

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Cold Industry

4 Reasons to Think About Your HVACR System More Seriously

Commercial and industrial refrigeration equipment is one of those behind-the-scenes essentials that most owner-operators depend on but don’t think much about. Walk-in coolers and freezers can be large, intimidating behemoths that might account for the largest portion of a facility’s electricity consumption.Compressors, evaporator fans, and defrost heaters require a certain

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Cold Industry

When Did They Stop Making Refrigeration Technicians? [OPINION]

In today’s labor market, one that seems to be shifting for a mainly-digital world, in which highly-specific skillsets and data drive the employment environment, it seems that everyone wants to follow one trajectory: go to college, get the degree, get the high-paying job. So many students start out with that

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