Energy Efficiency 

Many commercial businesses, such as restaurants, grocery stores and other food-related companies, depend on commercial refrigerators to keep inventory cool. These fridges can account for anywhere from 25% to 60% of a business’s energy consumption costs. One of the biggest ways that business owners can save on their electricity bills is to make sure their refrigerators are as energy efficient as possible. This not only reduces the overall cost of running the refrigerator, but also helps to cut down on energy usage in other areas of your business. To achieve the best efficiency, restaurant and foodservice operators should make it a priority to maintain and inspect all of the components of their refrigeration units. This includes the compressor, condenser, evaporator coils and air filter. If any of these components look clogged with dust or ice, make sure your team cleans them regularly. 

Longevity 

Longevity is the name of the game when it comes to commercial refrigeration. Keeping your equipment in good working condition will not only save you time and money on repairs, but it may also increase your customer retention. For example, a reach-in cooler with a top mounted compressor will have a much longer life than a model that’s not properly maintained. That’s because it will have to work harder to cool the air in front of it, resulting in better performance and lower energy costs. It’s also a good idea to choose the highest quality components for your unit. The best refrigerators come with an industry-leading warranty, so you can rest assured that your investment will last for years to come. In fact, your new unit might be the most important purchase you’ll ever make for your company! 

Convenience 

Commercial refrigeration is available in all shapes, sizes, and types to meet your specific needs. From quick access undercounter units to room sized walk-in coolers, there’s a solution for every business. Convenience really is the key to a successful business, and commercial refrigeration can make it easier for you to provide the best products and services to your customers. Use market research to understand your customers and their needs and preferences, then make sure that you deliver what they want.