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Contractors and Customers Alike Can’t Live Without Refrigeration Controls and Monitoring
“It’s almost like the check engine light in your car.” This is how Charlie Sternberg, owner of S&S Refrigeration Co. in New Jersey, described the base value of NRM’s monitoring platform to greenHVACR magazine.
2018 E. Coli Outbreak can be Learning Opportunity for Leafy Greens Industry
The worst E. Coli outbreak in over a decade has affected a widespread swathe of the country—reaching as far as Alaska—but seems to have originated from just one location: Yuma County in southwest Arizona.
6 Commercial Walk-In Cooler & Freezer Maintenance Tips
Maintained walk-in coolers and freezers function better. Because of this, they operate more efficiently than a cooler that is not maintained, which in turn means less money spent on bills.
Refrigeration Problem of the Week: Short Cycling in a Quick-Serve Restaurant’s Freezer
Short cycling is a common issue that often goes undetected because the system is running, and safe temperatures in the space are still maintained, but it’s excessively running much more than it needs to.
Curious where your state ranks in average energy costs?
“Many factors affect the energy prices in a given state,” says Harrison Fell, Senior Research Scholar, SIPA Center on Global Energy Policy, Columbia University. “For electricity, these factors include state and local taxes, state energy and environmental policies, market regulations, and more.”
Tripped Circuit Breaker? Sometimes The Easy Diagnosis Isn’t So Easy
Approaching issues with expensive, complex refrigeration systems with a deferential mindset is very problematic. It often doesn’t get to the root of the issue, and allows for the potential for future system failure.
Refrigeration Smart Controls and Peak Energy Demand Reduction
Effective demand-limiting strategies will often increase overall energy usage, but they have the potential to yield a lower electric bill in facilities where demand charges are high.
In Connected, Smart Technologies, the HVACR Industry Sees a Real Game-Changer
Anette Meyer Holley, general manager of BSRIA, sees service and maintenance as an industry to benefit greatly. “We estimate the U.S. market to reach some $8B in 2018,” Holley said. “Smart maintenance has become a real business opportunity.”