Danfoss is looking forward to bringing its newest solutions for energy-efficient food retail operations to the FMI Energy & Store Development Conference, September 28-30, in Orlando, Fla.
Attendees will have the opportunity to explore the company’s proprietary training tools and innovative solutions for smarter stores, optimized energy use and high-performance refrigeration systems.
Products on display at the Danfoss booth include:
- The new AK-GC52 CO₂ controller, which regulates the pressure in the gas cooler in transcritical and subcritical cooling systems to ensure optimal Coefficient of Performance (COP).
- ACE (Advanced Control Edge) Lite, a next-generation edge control platform for convenience stores, restaurants and small-format food retail applications.
- Alsense, Danfoss’ IoT cloud-based monitoring and management software, which offers scalable, digital and expert-managed services through a secure and future-proof portal.
- BOCK® compressors for low-GWP refrigerants, including solutions engineered for CO₂ applications.
Also featured is a virtual tour of the Danfoss Smart Store in Nordborg, Denmark. Visitors will be able to see how Danfoss energy-efficient cooling and heating technologies, heat recovery units, and advanced monitoring and control solutions are working together to reduce energy consumption, operating costs and food waste.
The company will also highlight its Sustainable Refrigeration Mobile Training Unit (MTU), a hands-on educational platform helping contractors, technicians and retailers build confidence with modern CO₂ refrigeration systems.
Danfoss application engineering manager Chris Brown will provide valuable insights on optimizing energy use in transcritical CO₂ systems in his Energy Breakout presentation, “How Supermarkets Can Recover Lost Energy in CO₂ Refrigeration Systems”, on Wednesday, September 30 at 9:30 a.m. He will share how ejectors and parallel compression can help supermarkets recover energy, reduce compressor cycling and improve CO₂ system efficiency.
“Danfoss refrigeration solutions are helping food retail customers reduce energy consumption, simplify operations and build a more sustainable future for supermarkets,” said DJ Frye, director of sales for food retail in North America at Danfoss. “We invite those attending FMI to meet with our experts and explore how our broad range of solutions can help them implement low-GWP refrigeration with confidence.”