Type of defrost method used for commercial refrigerated display and storage cabinets. Designed to remove frost (ice) from cooling coils of a refrigerating system.
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Commercial
Type of defrost method used for commercial refrigerated display and storage cabinets. Designed to remove frost (ice) from cooling coils of a refrigerating system.
List Options | Option Definition | Unit of Measure | |
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List Options Cool gas | Option Definition Defrosting that uses cool gas (or vapor) from the top of the receiver instead of hot gas (discharge). | Unit of Measure None | |
List Options Electric | Option Definition Electric defrost systems typically have heat applied externally, however, systems have been developed which apply electric heat from within to give rapid defrost. Applicable to low temperature refrigerators. | Unit of Measure None | |
List Options Hot gas | Option Definition Hot Gas Defrosting is a method that utilizes heat internally, from inside the pipes of the evaporator, usually the highly superheated vaporized refrigerant from the compressor. | Unit of Measure None | |
List Options None | Option Definition None | Unit of Measure None | |
List Options Not applicable | Option Definition Not applicable | Unit of Measure None | |
List Options Off cycle | Option Definition Defrosting in which the temperature of the evaporator coils is allowed to rise naturally during an off-cycle, during which no refrigerant is supplied. | Unit of Measure None | |
List Options Other | Option Definition Other | Unit of Measure None | |
List Options Reverse cycle | Option Definition defrosting an evaporator by reversing its function with that of the condenser. | Unit of Measure None | |
List Options Unknown | Option Definition Unknown | Unit of Measure None | |
List Options Water | Option Definition defrosting in which water is sprayed or poured over the frosted surface. | Unit of Measure None |
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