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08-31-2004, 10:55 AM
Divisions of Carrier Commercial Refrigeration: Russell, Cold Zone, Witt, Kramer – Energy Efficiency and Refrigeration Innovation
Brea, Ca, USA – April 2, 2003(PRN): Cold Zone, Russell Refrigeration (http://www.russellcoil.com) , Witt Refrigeration (http://www.witthtp.com) , and Kramer Refrigeration (http://kramerusa.net) , Divisions of Carrier Commercial Refrigeration (CCR) announce inclusion of energy efficiency and performance enhancement package from XDX® in the product line of the CCR Heat Transfer Group.
The Heat Transfer Group of Carrier Commercial Refrigeration makes available the line of the revolutionary X-STREAM® and A.R.M.E.D. ® technologies from XDX® Innovative Refrigeration in the Carrier Commercial Refrigeration divisions of Russell Refrigeration (http://www.russellcoil.com) , Cold Zone, Witt Refrigeration (http://www.witthtp.com) , Kramer Refrigeration (http://kramerusa.net) and International Cold Storage (ICS) (http://www.ccr.carrier.com/biz/ICS_Company.htm) branded refrigeration equipment lines. Refrigeration Equipment from evaporator coils and walk-in storage rooms, to compressorized equipment and food service equipment is available with the patented XDX innovations, and is available for nearly every refrigerant and in a wide range of capacities.
These Divisions of Carrier Commercial Refrigeration (http://www.ccr.carrier.com/Corporate/AboutCCR.htm)are industry leaders in the food service, commercial and light industrial refrigeration industry segments, that provide equipment through various methods of distribution. “We are always looking for innovations, such as those from our technology partner XDX®, because we are a company that believes that our engineering advancements raise the mark for our competitors, giving us market advantage,” stated Michael Micak, Senior Product Manager for CCR.
The new heat transfer process through use of X-STREAM® and A.R.M.E.D. ® technologies from XDX Innovative Refrigeration in the Chicago area differs from the ordinary inefficient direct–expansion feed of a Freon-type refrigerant system in several ways. The process uses a special valve to allow a thin coating of refrigerant to line the entire inside of the evaporator tubing, resulting in rapid removal of heat from the product or conditioned space. Temperatures improve, the system runs less. Equipment performs better in this controlled manner of refrigerant feed. The process is applicable from food service and restaurant applications, to supermarket and convenient store equipment, to the ultra-low temperature requirements of blood plasma storage. Food storage, cold rooms, and industrial processing equipment all benefit form this technology. Divisions of Carrier Commercial Refrigeration (http://www.ccr.carrier.com/Corporate/AboutCCR.htm) have interests in each of these markets and customers benefit from having the performance enhancing products factory installed. Independent Laboratories have tested and documented 18% to 24% energy savings with up to 66% extension to shelf life of perishable product.
“We are a company with a ‘value-added’ pro-customer focus” explained Dave Hartman, Director of Sales for the Heat Transfer Group of the internationally distributed company. “We want our customers to understand that we do more than just sell refrigeration products… Our focus is to provide equipment solutions for everyday issues.”
Summary:
Carrier Commercial Refrigeration (http://www.ccr.carrier.com/Corporate/AboutCCR.htm) is a company to watch: Temperature reduction with energy savings. Innovation
For more information, contact:
Press Officer: The Jennings-Sauter Group
(847)483-1438
Russell Refrigeration (http://www.russellcoil.com)
714-672-2250
Cold Zone, 221 S. Berry Street, Brea, CA 92821
714-529-4461 Office
714-529-8503 Fax
XDX Innovative Refrigeration http://www.xdxusa.com
Carrier Commercial Refrigeration (http://www.ccr.carrier.com/Corporate/AboutCCR.htm)
Witt Refrigeration (http://www.witthtp.com)
Kramer Refrigeration (http://kramerusa.net)
International Cold Storage (ICS) (http://www.ccr.carrier.com/biz/ICS_Company.htm)
Key: Carrier, Press Release
Brea, Ca, USA – April 2, 2003(PRN): Cold Zone, Russell Refrigeration (http://www.russellcoil.com) , Witt Refrigeration (http://www.witthtp.com) , and Kramer Refrigeration (http://kramerusa.net) , Divisions of Carrier Commercial Refrigeration (CCR) announce inclusion of energy efficiency and performance enhancement package from XDX® in the product line of the CCR Heat Transfer Group.
The Heat Transfer Group of Carrier Commercial Refrigeration makes available the line of the revolutionary X-STREAM® and A.R.M.E.D. ® technologies from XDX® Innovative Refrigeration in the Carrier Commercial Refrigeration divisions of Russell Refrigeration (http://www.russellcoil.com) , Cold Zone, Witt Refrigeration (http://www.witthtp.com) , Kramer Refrigeration (http://kramerusa.net) and International Cold Storage (ICS) (http://www.ccr.carrier.com/biz/ICS_Company.htm) branded refrigeration equipment lines. Refrigeration Equipment from evaporator coils and walk-in storage rooms, to compressorized equipment and food service equipment is available with the patented XDX innovations, and is available for nearly every refrigerant and in a wide range of capacities.
These Divisions of Carrier Commercial Refrigeration (http://www.ccr.carrier.com/Corporate/AboutCCR.htm)are industry leaders in the food service, commercial and light industrial refrigeration industry segments, that provide equipment through various methods of distribution. “We are always looking for innovations, such as those from our technology partner XDX®, because we are a company that believes that our engineering advancements raise the mark for our competitors, giving us market advantage,” stated Michael Micak, Senior Product Manager for CCR.
The new heat transfer process through use of X-STREAM® and A.R.M.E.D. ® technologies from XDX Innovative Refrigeration in the Chicago area differs from the ordinary inefficient direct–expansion feed of a Freon-type refrigerant system in several ways. The process uses a special valve to allow a thin coating of refrigerant to line the entire inside of the evaporator tubing, resulting in rapid removal of heat from the product or conditioned space. Temperatures improve, the system runs less. Equipment performs better in this controlled manner of refrigerant feed. The process is applicable from food service and restaurant applications, to supermarket and convenient store equipment, to the ultra-low temperature requirements of blood plasma storage. Food storage, cold rooms, and industrial processing equipment all benefit form this technology. Divisions of Carrier Commercial Refrigeration (http://www.ccr.carrier.com/Corporate/AboutCCR.htm) have interests in each of these markets and customers benefit from having the performance enhancing products factory installed. Independent Laboratories have tested and documented 18% to 24% energy savings with up to 66% extension to shelf life of perishable product.
“We are a company with a ‘value-added’ pro-customer focus” explained Dave Hartman, Director of Sales for the Heat Transfer Group of the internationally distributed company. “We want our customers to understand that we do more than just sell refrigeration products… Our focus is to provide equipment solutions for everyday issues.”
Summary:
Carrier Commercial Refrigeration (http://www.ccr.carrier.com/Corporate/AboutCCR.htm) is a company to watch: Temperature reduction with energy savings. Innovation
For more information, contact:
Press Officer: The Jennings-Sauter Group
(847)483-1438
Russell Refrigeration (http://www.russellcoil.com)
714-672-2250
Cold Zone, 221 S. Berry Street, Brea, CA 92821
714-529-4461 Office
714-529-8503 Fax
XDX Innovative Refrigeration http://www.xdxusa.com
Carrier Commercial Refrigeration (http://www.ccr.carrier.com/Corporate/AboutCCR.htm)
Witt Refrigeration (http://www.witthtp.com)
Kramer Refrigeration (http://kramerusa.net)
International Cold Storage (ICS) (http://www.ccr.carrier.com/biz/ICS_Company.htm)
Key: Carrier, Press Release