SANHUA launches new Electronic Expansion Valve Controller SEC60X series is the controller for the refrigeration applications, air-conditioning and HP applications with enhanced features like:
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The design cuts switching-device losses by about 70% and total system losses by about 40%, while reducing weight by approximately 2 kg.
Distributors will gain combined ordering, centralized logistics and unified product support across the United States, Canada and Mexico.
The Compliance-as-a-Service offering pairs outage alerts within five seconds with automated CDC and VFC audit reporting.
The compact 1.38 kg unit integrates vehicle communications and low-EMI electronics to support efficient, quiet in-cabin cooling.
The company will serve building, process and industrial sectors, using installed-base data to support a shift toward autonomy.
Customers can select the durability-focused option for FMC, SFMC, PFMC, FMS and SFMS models through the Plair tool.
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At EuroShop 2026, Sergei Mukminov, Editor-in-Chief of Refindustry.com, spoke with Jörg Wittmann, Key Accounts & Market Sector Supermarket Sales EMEA BITZER, at the BITZER booth about two practical themes for food retail refrigeration: what’s next in CO2 condensing units, and how to improve part-load performance in existing compressor installations after store retrofits such as adding
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