Refrigeration units for chilled storage
Choose a monoblock or split for chilled storage using internal volume, operating temperature, insulation and room usage.
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Define the required storage duty
The appropriate storage temperature depends on the product and process. There is no single setpoint suitable for every food or type of merchandise. The unit’s application must match the room duty.
An evaporating temperature should not be confused with the room’s air temperature. Always read performance figures with their stated selection conditions.
Usage changes the load
Rooms with the same volume may receive different quantities of products and have very different door opening patterns. Incoming product temperature, ambient conditions and insulation also matter.
Prepare this information before choosing equipment. Cubic metres help narrow the selection, but they do not describe the entire refrigeration load.
Compare installation layouts
Wall and ceiling monoblocks and separate split units address different installation constraints. Consider heat rejection, clearances, drainage and service access.
Check the electrical supply for the exact reference. Similar model names do not guarantee matching voltage, frequency or operating duty.
Use the catalogue as a first selection
Filter by chilled storage, unit type and internal volume. The catalogue includes references with a published price and room capacity. Confirm any missing selection conditions in the model documentation.
The product link opens HVAC Spare Parts. Selected options may change the final amount compared with the base equipment price.
Manufacturer documentation: INTARCON intarblock R290 · INTARCON intartop R290
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