FREOR, together with its exclusive importer and service partner Koelservice van Tol, implemented another energy-efficient project in the Netherlands. Supermarket chain COOP has opened a brand-new supermarket in Wernhout operating in the Hydroloop Glycol refrigeration system. As a company whose philosophy supports sustainability, we are always happy to supply for the client who chooses green cooling technologies.
Green and cost-efficient
The managers of the COOP store in Wernhout also attach great importance to sustainability. That is why they opted for the latest technology in refrigeration.
The newly opened COOP store operates using natural refrigerant hydrocarbon R290 in self-contained refrigerated showcases and glycol technology. In addition to being a future-proof and energy-efficient solution, the Hydroloop
FREOR system allows the retailer to reuse the waste refrigeration heat for heating up the store. The solution enables significant energy cost-savings of up to 30 %.
Refrigerated cabinets installed
- Newly designed upright freezers ERIDA SLIM, two units
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An optimized dimensions freezers LEDA COMPACT, two units
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Semi-vertical open front display cabinets PLUTON SPACE, two units
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Serve-over promotional display showcases VESTA QB, two units
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Promotional merchandizers IDA, two units and IDA H2
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Refrigerated cabinets JUPITER LOW FRONT, six items, a total of 15 meters.
Additional energy-saving solutions
Full vision doors. Multidecks JUPITER LOW FRONT were equipped with Full vision doors by Clear Vision Cooling. Doors, which are made of plastic PET material, are fully recyclable and weigh 50 % less compared with glass doors. Full vision doors feature excellent clarity for the visibility of food products, also minimize energy consumption.
Front glass packet. The additional glass packet, installed on open front PLUTON SPACE semi-vertical cabinets, saves up to 15% of the energy.
Inverter compressors. Inverter compressors were installed in all refrigeration equipment for additional effectiveness and energy saving.
