CO2 Refrigeration Revolution: Expanding Applications & Embracing Innovation with Scott Martin

In this video, our guest Scott Martin, Senior Director of Industry Relations at Hillphoenix and I had an in-depth discussion on the CO2 refrigeration revolution!
This episode dives into:
✅ CO2 vs. Ammonia: Discover how CO2 systems are venturing into ammonia's territory in larger commercial refrigeration and data centers.
✅ Waste Heat Recovery: Explore how CO2's high discharge gas temperatures can be utilized for efficient space heating.
✅ Next-Gen Technology: Uncover advancements like low-pressure injectors to further improve CO2 system performance.
✅ Market Expansion & Cost Reduction: Learn how growing competition is driving down CO2 component prices.
✅ Collaboration & Technician Training: Gain insights on the importance of teamwork for successful transcritical CO2 system implementation.
Scott dispels myths surrounding CO2 technology and showcases its environmental benefits and efficiency gains. This video is a must-watch for contractors, technicians, and anyone interested in the future of refrigeration!
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[@rameshmyso617]

Great technology

[@SuperMrHolland]

A fun trip down memory lane. Working with Hillphoenix and the control suppliers was one of my best time in the early days of North American CO2 booster systems.

[@RefrigerationMentor]

I believe it. Look forward to connecting in August.

[@lluhu]

Hi there, in the case the ice rink hall would be elevated over the ground, with floors under for parking and storage, could the refrigerating plant be located in the floor right under the ice field? thanks in advance for any input!

[@RefrigerationMentor]

@@lluhu yes but it would have to be designed and engineered correctly.

[@lluhu]

@@RefrigerationMentor many thanks!

[@bulentyavas6690]

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[@brassmule]

The plural form of Monday is Mondays. Not Monday's, which is the possessive form. 4th grade grammar mistake in the title card. Sad.

[@RefrigerationMentor]

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