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Back in 1999, there were global calls for recognition of climate change as a serious problem facing the next several generations. Companies across all sectors were called upon to investigate ways to reduce waste and cut carbon emissions. Hitachi, as one of the world's leading manufacturers of industrial equipment, rose to the occasion and rolled out their own program for saving energy and improving operations for all of their customers. This program resulted in many improvements in commercial compressor installations and offered companies a clear path to operating more efficiently in the future. We'll take a look at how we got there. 

Labs are common in different industry sectors, including scientific research and manufacturing. However, strict temperature and humidity control is required particularly in medical and pharmaceutical laboratories. A lab’s environment together with storage and testing areas need to be maintained at certain temperature and humidity levels in order to ensure the safety and quality of different samples and lab products.       

If you’re in the market for a refrigeration compressor replacement, choosing the right compressor is critically important to improve the energy efficiency as well as the reliability of your refrigeration system. This will have a positive impact on your operating costs, while also ensuring conformity with DOE’s new compliance guidelines for commercial refrigeration. 

The Carrier 06ET275360 compressor is one of our top selling compressors in the refrigeration and air conditioner market space, and it's for a good reason. Not only is this compressor capable and functional, but it also comes with the full backing of the Carrier brand name. Let's take a look at what makes our Carrier 06ET275360 compressors such a remarkable buy for commercial installations.

Your commercial refrigeration units were a big investment, and you rely upon them to work dependably year round. Of course, to get the most life out of your refrigerators, you need to make sure that they are being properly maintained according to manufacturer guidelines. This maintenance schedule will help keep things in check and alert you to signs of refrigeration compressor problems before they turn into critical failures.

Many buyers want to know where remanufactured compressors come from. There is obvious concern that some remanufactured compressors have suffered more abuse than others or that companies could be pulling old compressors out of the junk pile and trying to pass them off as almost new. To put your mind at ease, here is a quick breakdown of where we source our compressors before we begin the remanufacturing process.

If you're on the hunt for a new commercial compressor, you might want to consider buying remanufactured instead. These compressors are used but have been restored to original manufacturer specifications by the re-man team. As a result, you can achieve like-new performance at a slightly lower cost. The most important thing is to make sure that you are choosing a quality remanufactured product from a reputable dealer. Here's how: 

Your commercial A/C compressors are tasked with the important job of converting low-pressure refrigerant to high-pressure refrigerant within your closed HVAC systems. It is this exchange of pressures and temperatures that allows the refrigerant to take the heat out of your indoor air and move it outside. This process occurs over several stages, but the compressor is central to these efforts.

Danfoss Compressors has been a leading innovator when it comes to modern refrigeration technologies. They have played a major role in updating the performance expectations of any industrial or commercial refrigeration system, and have even had a hand in upgrading transport refrigeration as well. We'll take a look at how and why Danfoss Compressors is leading the way with all this new technology.

Your commercial refrigeration systems do more than just provide adequate temperatures for refrigerated products. They also impact productivity levels, energy bills, and product safety.