The Evolution of Ultra Low Temperature Freezers
Joe LaPorte, Product Director for the Americas, discusses the evolution of PHC Corporation PHCbi brand ultra-low temperature freezers. LaPorte outlines the development of the PHCbi refrigeration platform based on a variable differential cascade design. This system, unique to PHC Corporation, creates a high performance cooling engine with reserve cooling power for quick temperature recovery following door openings. This new generation of freezers is ENERGY STAR® Certified and uses 100% natural refrigerants. Marketed as VIP® ECO freezers, these upright cabinets tolerate high ambient temperatures and low voltage fluctuations common in real-world installations. Best in class energy savings are documented by independent, third-party evaluation of competitive products. Learn more by visiting https://www.phchd.com/us/biomedical/u... Check out our website: https://www.phchd.com/us/biomedical Facebook: / phcbiomed LinkedIn: / phcbiomed Twitter: / phcbiomed
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