As winter approaches, it’s essential to prepare your walk-in cooler or freezer for the cold months ahead. Proper winterization not only ensures that your stored goods remain in pristine condition but also helps you save on energy costs.
In a world where cleanliness has taken center stage, our heightened awareness of hygiene has made us scrutinize the surfaces we encounter daily. Yet, there’s one often-overlooked sanctuary that deserves our attention – the walk-in cooler.
When deciding on which walk-in cooler or freezer to buy, many things must be considered. In the following guide, we will go through all these considerations and provide you with the information you need to make an informed decision.
If you are planning to install a U.S. Cooler walk-in cooler or freezer, you need to know the R-factor of the insulation you will use. The R-factor is a measure of how well the insulation resists heat transfer. The higher the R-factor, the better the insulation.
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This article is courtesy of Austin Industrial Refrigeration. Aside from the box temperature, other considerations that are particular to medium temperature applications (walk-in coolers & refrigerators) are the air velocity…
When buying refrigeration units for walk-in coolers & freezers, it’s very important that your refrigeration is sized correctly for your box and application. Incorrectly sized refrigeration can result in problems…
