Unleash your store’s opportunities
Danfoss Smart Store solutions help build the supermarkets of tomorrow by reducing costs, minimizing environmental impact, and finding a competitive advantage, while safeguarding food safety. Every day, we are dedicated to making your store just a little smarter.
Mega trends like electrification, digital communications, and the fight against climate change are creating both opportunities and challenges. Danfoss Smart Store solutions are constantly expanded and developed in close cooperation with the global food retail community and is already proven in more than 50,000 installations.
What's in it for you?
Use smart refrigeration control to reduce operating costs
Connect to the internet to eliminate food waste and reduce service costs
Sustainable refrigeration as a long-term decision
Integrate each store’s systems to gain economies of scale
Reduce energy prices by optimizing demand
E-book on Danfoss Smart Store Solutions
We have compiled an e-book on the most important topics to give you the full overview on how unleash the full potential of your store.
5 ways to maximize efficiency with Danfoss Smart Store solutions
Danfoss Smart Store solutions help build the supermarkets of tomorrow by reducing costs, minimizing environmental impact, and finding a competitive advantage, while safeguarding food safety.
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Your refrigeration system is the natural place to look for energy efficiency gains. To unlock that potential, you need a controller, expansion valve, and high accuracy sensors that are smart enough to make the technology work together—and a system manager that can help you see and control the bigger picture.
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Danfoss has pioneered CO₂ refrigeration systems for more than 10 years. Learn more about our CO₂ refrigeration solutions for supermarkets here.
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The Heat Recovery Unit (HRU) is designed to recover the waste heat from C02 refrigeration installations. Recovered heat can be used for own heating purposes or returned to a District Heating Utility network.
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Align your heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems, to save money, safeguard stock, and reduce your environmental impact. Integrated solutions unlock the full potential of each application and increases the efficiency of the entire system.
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Connecting your refrigeration system to the cloud offers a world of possibilities to save money and improve food safety. Remote monitoring and management make it easy to check and triage system alarm.
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Energy cost is one of the biggest expenses in the daily operation of your supermarkets. Therefore, retailers increasingly look to enhance the energy efficiency within the stores.
Case studies
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Globus had an ambitious target: to open the new 25,000 square meter hypermarket using transcritical CO2 for its refrigeration and heating. Danfoss helped KrioFrost—a Moscow-based refrigeration equipment producer and installer—to equip Globus’ huge new store in the Moscow suburb of Salaryevo with the company’s first transcritical CO2 booster refrigeration system.
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In Voskresensk, Russian retailer Magnit has opened the first hypermarket in Russia using a transcritical booster refrigeration system with carbon dioxide (CO₂) — an eco-friendly and natural refrigerant.
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As part of the luxury shopping mall Paseo La Galeria, Danfoss has supplied a refrigeration control system for the supermarket “Superseis”, including systems management for better energy efficiency in the food refrigeration application.
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The use of transcritical CO₂ refrigeration in warm climates has been a hot topic for years. In Milan, the brand new 10,000 m² Iper market is a pioneer in CO₂ refrigeration using ejector technology to enhance efficiency in temperatures up to 38 °C.
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The F-gas regulation in Europe and similar legislation in other parts of the world push for low-GWP solutions in food retail refrigeration
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Interest in carbon dioxide (CO₂) as a refrigerant in food retail applications has never been more intense than it is today and as such, there has been a lot of discussion with regards to the energy efficiency of these systems. The energy discussion is focused on two factors: climate change performance and financial justification.
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