Application
FOR REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT, AIR CONDITIONING, COLD ROOMS...
Applications
To prevent the sticking of joints and the formation of mist, ice, and frost in equipment
Heating cables and elements for display cases, refrigerated cabinets and cellars
- To prevent the joints from sticking due to frost in equipment operating at negative temperatures and ensure the smooth opening and closing of display cabinet doors, cupboards, or refrigerated cellars, place a heating cord in the frames.
- Additionally, To prevent the formation of fog or frost on glass surfaces when they are opened, insert a heating cord into the frames of refrigeration equipment.
Ensure proper drainage of defrosting water to maintain optimal performance.
Flexible heating cables and elements for refrigeration equipment
Ensure the proper flow of water from defrosting cycles, or promote its evaporation, by internally or externally tracing pipes, collection chutes, or recovery bins of refrigerated display cases, cabinets, and cellars.
Avoid the accumulation of ice in the tanks and ensure the proper flow of defrosting water.
- Allow the water from the defrosting cycles to drain using an aluminum heating fabric that lines the collection tray. When the drain pipe is still in the cold room, place a specific drain heating cord inside it. A heating cable can also be installed outside the pipe.
- Prevent the appearance of ice and promote evaporation by integrating a heating cable at the bottom of the tank or along the drains.
Maintain the temperature of the lower concrete slabs by using heating cables.
- Maintain the temperature of the lower concrete slabs by installing a thermal barrier beneath the insulation. This helps prevent condensation, which, when expanded by frost, could damage the building’s floor.
Prevent the formation of ice on the floor by using heating cables.
Prevent the formation of ice on the ground surface by placing heating cables in the upper concrete slab, above the insulation, at entrances and exits of freezing tunnels, unloading docks, and similar areas.
Protect refrigeration system fluids from freezing by using heating cables.
Use heating cables and elements to protect fluids circulating in exchangers, pumps, collectors, tanks, and pipes from freezing, preventing malfunctions and disruptions in these systems
Heat cold room door seals with heating cords to prevent freezing and ensure proper sealing.
Prevent sticking due to frost by including a heating cord in a groove made in the frame, opposite the joint. This allows for smooth opening and closing of doors.
Separate the heat transfer fluid from the compressor oil by using a crankcase heater.
The Economy Heaters heating collar is designed to separate the heat transfer fluid from the lubricating oil. It is placed around the compressor to protect against the absorption phenomenon caused by low temperatures.
