Many commercial property owners and small business owners find out too late that there are different types of refrigeration depending on the needs of their business.
Don’t risk losing money and customers. Make sure you understand …
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It’s hard to imagine a time where there wasn’t a refrigerator in our homes and businesses, keeping our food and beverages cool. Refrigeration history – and yes, there’s a history – is surprisingly vast.
Egyptian Pharaohs may …
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Whether you own a store, supermarket, large commercial kitchen, liquor store, flower shop or any number of other business that deal in perishable products you may have a walk-in cooler or walk-in freezer that, …
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Getting Your Craft Brewery Refrigeration Right the First Time
The craft beer market is exploding at an exponential rate at the moment. If you’re thinking about transitioning your brewing operation from your garage to a legitimate …
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Filters, what are they and why do we need them?
Almost all of the HVAC equipment in operation today will contain some type of filters within it. Whether it is an air filter or a filter …
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If you’re in the market to have a walk-in cooler or walk-in freezer built for cold storage there a few questons that are vital in its design process. It’s like buying any other product… when …
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A very important and hopefully not overlooked aspect of refrigeration systems is the refrigerant itself.
Most systems are quite complex and have many valves, service ports, gaskets, etc. Throughout the life of the equipment it is …
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It pays to know your refrigerated product; A few tips that may save you some big bucks!!!
One of the most common issues with the longevity of evaporator coils in your refrigerated space has to do …
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There are a lot of misconceptions and bad practice going on surrounding the use of infrared temperature guns. Being in the HVAC industry, we see a lot of misuse and thought a breakdown on how …
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Here is some very helpful information on safely storing food in refrigerated spaces.
Cooler Storage
A cooler is best kept at a temperature between 1.8 to 4 * Celsius (35 to 40* F), this temperature range …
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