Air-to-Air Heat Exchangers & Heat Recovery · Since 2005

Heat Recovery for Cold Storage and Freezers

Why It Matters

Cold stores continually introduce warmer make-up air and run defrost cycles, both of which add load to refrigeration. Recovery trims that load and eases compressor runtime.

Typical Energy Savings

Pre-cooling incoming air with exhaust can reduce refrigeration energy by 10 to 25 percent depending on climate and door traffic.

Recommended Technology

  • Plate cores sized for low face velocity
  • Defrost strategy matched to the coldest design point

What to Watch

  • Frost on the core in very cold intake conditions
  • Hygiene and drainage in food-grade stores

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