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The freezers and refrigerators found in business kitchens, convenience stores, and supermarkets are referred to as “commercial refrigeration equipment”.
Preserving perishable goods—typically food and drinks—cold or frozen before consumption is the main function of commercial refrigeration systems.
In industrial settings, refrigeration equipment can be used to help in the fermentation of liquids as well as the production of plastic or metal.
Commercial refrigerators are designed for usage in restaurants, bars, and other food-related businesses. Specially designed for use in particular situations, commercial freezers.
The equipment used to keep food and beverages cooled below room temperature is referred to as a business refrigerator.
The Malaysia Commercial Refrigeration equipment market accounted for $XX Billion in 2022 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2023 to 2030.
The First Magnetic Cooling System for Commercial Refrigeration is Introduced by Cooltech Applications With this revolutionary technique, pollutants gases are completely eliminated, energy consumption is reduced by up to 50%, and reliability is increased.
The first commercial magnetic cooling system for its magnetic refrigeration system (MRS) product line is now available, according to Cooltech Applications, S.A.S.
(Cooltech), the top magnetic refrigeration company in the world. The magnetic cooling system uses water as a coolant rather than a refrigerant gas, which is a primary cause of climate change and results in an energy-efficient and environmentally friendly solution.
The MRS product line is optimised for a variety of commercial refrigeration systems, including medical refrigerators, display cabinets, beverage dispensers, retail plugins and wine cellars, with cooling outputs ranging from 200W to 700W.
They are excited to replace compressor-based units in the near future and anticipate a very good market response to this significant breakthrough.
The MRS200 was successfully shown at the Medica trade show last year in one of their medical refrigeration equipment.
They are incorporating the MRS400 into their premium refrigerated displays and anticipate showcasing their first magnetic-based product in a few months.
The MRS eliminates the hazardous chemicals used in compression-based refrigerators by using the magnetocaloric effect (MCE), which is the heating or cooling of magnetic material induced by the application of a magnetic field to it.
The low pressure and slow rotational speed of the magnetic unit nearly eliminate vibrations, reduce noise to around 35 decibels (dB), and lower maintenance expenses. The longevity of the entire system is practically infinite.
