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Single Horizontal Recirculatory Air Cooler/Freezer Door
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Single Horizontal Recirculatory Air Cooler/Freezer Door |
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 AirSealTM
Air Door, as seen at the Worldwide Food Expo 2003 in Chicago, was an
overwhelming hit. As was the newly introduced
IXP ImpactorTM Two Directional
Impactable Fiberglass Bi-Parting Cooler/Freezer Door System. |
| FEATURES | • Eliminates maintenance costs associated with hard panel doors. |
| • AirSeal's invisible barrier allows for unobstructed traffic flow with minimal loss of refrigeration and/or heat gain. | • No need for energy absorbing infrared heat lamps. |
| • Significantly reduces fog, ice and moisture associated with wide-open doorways. | • Reduction of ice, fog and moisture dramatically increases safety and material handling. |
| • Adjustable and programmable air speed controls, allowing for precise application settings. | • Fully programmable logic controller with preset modes for maximum energy cost savings. |
| • Integrated self-regulating EPLC controlled heater unit for optimal air mixing temperature control and condensation reduction. | • All galvanized or stainless steel design for cleanability. |
| • AirSeal's efficiency reduces coil defrosting burden and improves refrigeration cycle efficiency. | • Guaranteed first year payback. Unconditional satisfaction. |
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| AirSealTM/Spirit Combination Spirit High Speed Roll-Up Door can be kept up during heavy traffic periods. |
AirSealTM/Spirit Combination Off hours, Spirit Door can be closed to provide more effective seal. |
AirSealTM is designed for high traffic, door damage prone, cooler/freezer applications. |
  All
functions of the AirSealTM
a convenient, easy to use controller. Parameters such as
interior/exterior temperature and humidity read outs, blower air
velocity, programmable with preset modes for maximum energy cost
savings. Controller algorithms incorporate psychometric principles
to control the AirSealTM
AirDoor to effectively reduce moist warm air from infiltrating into
the colder side of the door opening. |
