Need Information on a Walk In Cooler Evaporator?
Every piece of equipment in a walk in cooler is important, this includes the walk in cooler evaporator. A walk in cooler evaporator is vital to the overall performance of your unit. The following article will highlight why a walk in cooler evaporator is important, and what you should consider when purchasing one.
A walk in cooler evaporator is often referred to as a “coil”. Whether you hear someone talk about an evaporator or coil, know that they are the same piece of equipment. A walk in cooler evaporator serves the purpose distributing the cold air inside your cooler. Think of your walk in cooler evaporator as a type of fan system, constantly blowing and cycling the cold air.
When it comes to walk in cooler evaporators, there are many different types that are for specific units. For example, there are thin low-profile units that are used in tight quarters where space is at a premium. These are often used in reach-in style walk in coolers. There are your standard walk in cooler evaporator systems which are typically rectangular and can be seen hanging on a back wall or ceiling. There are also specialty walk in cooler evaporators. An example of a specialty unit would be a walk in cooler evaporator in a floral cooler. This walk in cooler evaporator would be a low velocity unit so that it didn’t blow too hard and dry out the flowers and negatively impact the humidity.
There is typically a walk in cooler evaporator for any walk in cooler. If you have a question about your next walk in cooler or freezer, or are looking for a free quote, than please give American Cooler Technologies a call. Our friendly sales team would be more than happy to assist you on your next project. Thank you for reading and please check back next week for a new blog and up to date walk in cooler and freezer news!
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