Commercial Refrigeration has many uses in a variety of industries. The business world is constantly evolving, and companies need to stay on top of trends and innovations in the market.
Commercial Refrigeration can help businesses across all segments achieve their goals by improving efficiency and productivity and creating better experiences for customers in Palm Beach County, Broward County, and surrounding South Florida areas. This blog will explore two main types of commercial refrigerators: reach-in and walk-in coolers.
We’ll cover how each type works, their primary functions within the food service industry (and beyond), and some pros and cons about each option so you can make an informed decision when considering your next purchase!
What is commercial refrigeration?
Industrial Refrigeration is removing heat from an enclosed space and transferring it to another location. This can be done through mechanical or electrical means or both.
This technology has been used in restaurants, convenience stores, supermarkets, hospitals, and other businesses since its invention in 1858 by James Harrison, who patented his system for freezing meat pans on trains traveling between destinations across Canada’s vast countryside – allowing travelers to enjoy fresh meals when stopping at an inn along their journey!
What is the main purpose of refrigeration?
Commercial refrigeration is a process of keeping food at a temperature below the freezing point of water. It preserves food, medicines, and other products for longer periods.
The main purpose of commercial refrigeration is to keep food, medicine, and other perishable products fresh and safe by reducing the temperature to a level where bacteria cannot grow as quickly as at room temperature.
Single Door Reach-In Refrigerators.
Call Us Anytime - (561) 303-7303
Save up to 35% on electricity with our GREEN TECHNOLOGY.
Single-door reach-in refrigerators are a great choice for any business that needs to store food and drinks. Single-door reach-in refrigerators are available in various sizes and configurations, so you can find one that fits your needs perfectly.
If you want a small, compact refrigerator with enough space for only two or three items at once, this may be the best option for your restaurant or bar.
You could also choose an electric 1-door reach-in cooler in an office environment where food is prepared daily but doesn’t need any additional storage capacity beyond what is already provided by the standard office fridge (which typically has just enough room for drinks).
Two-Door Reach-In Refrigerators.
Two-door reach-in refrigerators are used for food storage. They’re often used in restaurants, convenience stores, and other places. Their temperature range is between 40 and 60 degrees Fahrenheit (F).
Walk-In Coolers.
Walk-in coolers are used to store food, drinks, and other perishable items. They allow you to store large quantities of food without needing a large freezer space or an ice machine.
A walk-in cooler can also be used for long-term storage of non-perishables such as meat or vegetables.
Walk-ins are typically larger than most refrigerators because they have more room for storage capacity. There is less chance that your product will be damaged by freezing temperatures when stored in them (compared to smaller freezers).
Walk-In Freezers.
Walk-in freezers are used to store perishable food. They’re usually found in restaurants, grocery stores, and other places where high volumes of food are stored.
A walk-in freezer has a large interior space that simultaneously holds many products. These units come with an airtight seal so that no air gets into the compartment when closed up tight; this helps keep your products safe from contamination or spoilage until you need them again!
The main advantage of using a walk-in freezer is its ability to freeze things quickly without having any problems with frost build-up on the walls or shelves like you may have seen in older models made before modern refrigeration methods became popularized by companies like Whirlpool Corporation (now known as Whirlpool Corporation).
Self-Contained Ice Machines.
Self-contained ice machines are refrigeration systems that are self-contained in one unit. The water supply, heat exchange, and condenser are all in one unit. The ice is made in the machine, connected to a water source and electrical power.
The main components of a self-contained system include:
– A water reservoir (can hold up to 300 lbs).
– An evaporator (a fan/blower) – is used for cooling down the air before it enters your freezer compartment; this also serves as part of your compressor unit when it comes time for you to use it later on!
It must be able to handle large amounts of air at high speeds, so make sure yours does before buying one!
Slab Ice Machines.
Slab ice machines are used to produce ice for bars and restaurants. They come in a variety of sizes, capacities, and energy efficiency. They are easy to use and easy to clean, making them an excellent choice for any commercial refrigeration system.
Slab Ice Machines can be installed with ease if you have the right tools on hand (or access to a professional). We recommend working with an experienced contractor who has done this type of work before — you’ll want someone who knows what they’re doing!
Flake Ice Machines.
Flake ice machines are used in hospitals, restaurants, and other food service establishments. They’re more expensive than other types of ice machines but they can produce large amounts of ice at a higher rate and therefore lower costs.
Flake ice is also more energy efficient than cube or bar-type machines, meaning you’ll save on your utility bill while still getting the same amount of product produced each day or week.
These benefits are especially important if you have a high-volume operation that demands large amounts of refrigeration capacity on an ongoing basis (such as hotels).
Finally, flake ice makers tend to be quieter than other types because they have fewer parts — this means less noise from fans alone!
Nugget Ice Machines.
Nugget ice machines are commercial refrigeration equipment that makes nugget ice, a type of ice shaped like small pellets. The mixture of water, air, and ice is formed in a special machine and then frozen into solid blocks.
Nugget ice machines are used in restaurants, cafes, and bars because they produce small pieces of ice with little or no melting required.
Bottom Line
Commercial refrigeration is a huge part of the South Florida economy. Businesses need to be able to keep their food and drinks chilled, and that’s where commercial refrigeration comes in.
Commercial refrigeration helps keep your food safe and fresh so that you can sell more. It also helps you save money by not throwing away spoiled or expired items.
When you choose the right commercial refrigeration system, your employees can focus on selling products instead of cleaning out fridges or figuring out what’s safe to eat (or not).
Feel free to contact Green Refrigeration LLC (561) 303-7303 with any questions about our products or services. Our green technology specialists are only a call away from you!