Access to ice is very important in various industries, particularly restaurants and hospitality. As you will need access to a lot of ice, using a commercial ice machine is often ideal as it can create larger batches of ice more efficiently. If you do have your own ice machine, it is very important that you […]
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The Proper Temperatures for Safe Commercial Refrigeration
Are your commercial refrigerators or freezers holding food at appropriate temperatures? If you don’t store food at the right temperature, it could enter the danger zone and potentially contain foodborne pathogens. Read on to learn about reach-in refrigerator installation and walk-in freezer installation and what the ideal temperature for each unit should be. Reach-in refrigerator […]
Read MoreIndoor vs. Outdoor Walk-in Coolers
When you’re trying to decide which commercial refrigerators to buy, choosing between indoor and outdoor walk-in coolers can be difficult. While both types of coolers are a good choice for restaurants, bars, distilleries and other businesses that rely on large-scale refrigeration, indoor and outdoor coolers have distinct quirks. Depending on your building and property size, […]
Read MoreMain Differences Between Commercial and Residential Refrigeration
A refrigerator is a refrigerator, right? Yes—that is, unless you’ve ever been in a commercial kitchen. There’s an obvious difference between commercial refrigerators and residential refrigerators once you’ve seen them both. While they both technically do the same thing, there are some key differences in the way they get their jobs done and in the […]
Read MoreWhat Does It Mean When There’s Ice or Frost on My Refrigeration Equipment?
We get a lot of panicked calls from customers who notice an accumulation of ice or frost on their refrigeration equipment in Eugene, OR, particularly on their compressor head or surrounding lines. It’s understandable that they’d be stressed—after all, when the compressor has trouble, their business could be in jeopardy! Fortunately, ice or frost accumulation […]
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