Esta página solo está disponible en inglés. Ir a la portada en español

×

Questa pagina è disponibile solo in inglese. Home page in italiano

×

Diese Seite ist nur auf Englisch verfügbar. Zur deutschen Startseite

×

Cette page est disponible uniquement en anglais. Aller à la page d'accueil en français

×

Carrier is expanding its range of QuietCO2OL MC compact indoor refrigeration units

Carrier is expanding its range of QuietCO2OL MC compact indoor refrigeration units

Carrier Commercial Refrigeration is expanding its range of QuietCO2OL MC compact indoor refrigeration units, which use the natural refrigerant carbon dioxide (CO2), to strengthen its sustainable product offerings in the convenience store sector. 

With more than 20 new models featuring semi-hermetic compressors, the QuietCO2OL MC range offers greater capacities that can benefit larger convenience stores, while providing a compact footprint, flexible design and quiet operation. Maximum cooling capacities of up to 93 kW for medium temperature and 17 kW for low temperature applications are now available to order – increasing capacity by 86% and 70%, respectively. Vibration control and soundproofing have been optimised through a series of product enhancements, resulting in a running noise similar to an air-conditioning system or refrigerator.

“Comprehensively expanding the range made perfect sense for our customers,” said Gaël Grenat, Product Management and Marketing Director, Carrier Commercial Refrigeration. “Food retailers are opening more convenience stores across Europe, and we recognised the technology in our QuietCO2OL MC range offers an ideal sustainable solution for larger stores.”

The new models bring advantages for installers and store owners because they are fully serviceable from the front, allowing them to be placed against walls, and even into corners. Running on natural refrigerant CO2, which is not affected by EU F-Gas regulations and has a global warming potential of 1, means they contribute directly to Carrier’s aim to reduce customers’ carbon footprints by more than 1 gigaton as part of its 2030 Environmental, Social and Governance goals.

Carrier’s QuietCO2OL MC models can be split into two modules for ease of transportation to the machine room – making them particularly well suited as a retrofit solution for stores in city centres, where access and available space can be limited.

For maximum flexibility, the QuietCO2OL MC systems can be installed in multiple combinations and configurations and are designed for operation with a wide range of controllers from multiple brands.

In addition to the convenience store sector, they offer a great solution for small and medium cold stores, and to support building extensions requiring additional capacity.

Get the daily refrigeration briefing

One email a day. Trusted by 3,000+ RACHP professionals.

Related news

CO₂

LFB Group invests in Portugal’s KoolSys

The deal adds transcritical CO2 rack expertise and supports LFB Group's plans for an integrated European HVAC and refrigeration platform.

31 Jul 2026
Energy Efficiency

EECA publishes New Zealand industrial refrigeration efficiency guide

Whole-system upgrades can cut energy use by up to 40%, while operational changes can deliver reductions of up to 20%.

30 Jul 2026
Cold Chain

GEA system extends Betko fruit storage to 14 months in South Africa

The integrated plant, envelope and storage layout handled more than 37,000 bins in its first season, surpassing design capacity.

28 Jul 2026
Data Centres

MarketsandMarkets forecasts $17.31 billion direct-to-chip cooling market

AI, high-performance computing and hyperscale workloads are set to drive 26.5% annual growth through 2032, with single-phase systems leading.

23 Jul 2026
Chillers

MHI ships 10MW-class chiller to Georgia for AI cooling

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) has shipped a 10MW-class centrifugal chiller test unit to the United States, with arrival at the Port of Brunswick, Georgia, scheduled around July. The unit, rated at approximately 34.1 million BTU/h, is intended to support high-density AI workloads and marks a commercialization milestone in MHI’s integrated AI infrastructure strategy. MHI is

21 Jul 2026
Commercial Refrigeration

MarketsandMarkets forecasts refrigeration coolers market at $6.85 billion

The global refrigeration coolers market is projected to grow from USD 4.72 billion in 2026 to USD 6.85 billion by 2032, according to MarketsandMarkets. The research firm forecasts a compound annual growth rate of 6.4% during the period. Market growth is linked to investment in energy-efficient refrigeration infrastructure across retail, food and beverage processing, logistics

21 Jul 2026

Most read this month

All news →

Related insights