Danfoss will showcase its full range of refrigeration solutions at the NAFEM Show, the bi-annual trade show for the commercial food service industry, February 26-28, in Atlanta, GA. 

Attendees are invited to stop by booth #2918 to learn more about how Danfoss products can help them reach decarbonization and energy efficiency goals.

Energy consumption regulations

With a growing emphasis on decarbonization in refrigeration systems, coupled with emissions and energy consumption regulations at the federal, state and local level, Danfoss has developed the products that can help its customers meet these requirements.

Customers also benefit from Danfoss's expertise and customer support throughout the implementation process.

Among the products that will be on display

  • EVL solenoid valve for small applications
  • Automatic expansion valve (AXV)
  • UL-certified KP-E pressure switches
  • Refrigerant leak sensor for R-290
  • EKE 100 second-generation superheat controller
  • Commercial scroll compressors that will soon be compliant with the new generation of A2Ls

Danfoss’ advanced controller solution

Visitors to the booth will be able to see live demonstrations of Alsmart, Danfoss’ advanced controller solution for commercial HVAC/R systems, and Coolselector®2, a tool that enables engineers to choose the optimal Danfoss products for each refrigeration system.

We are looking forward to engaging with our customers in the food service industry,” said Christopher Gangemi, key account manager at Danfoss Climate Solutions. “Danfoss has the solutions to support our commercial food service customers at each step of the decarbonization process and help them meet energy efficiency requirements, reflecting our ESG goals of becoming our customers’ preferred decarbonization partner.”

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