Eliminate Frost in Process Freezers

Companies that rely on industrial freezers to store food and meat products, understand the importance of maintaining a consistent temperature to keep your products fresh and safe for consumption. However, common issues that plague industrial freezers is ice build-up, condensation, and fog - which can lead to a multitude of problems if left unaddressed.

Ice build-up can

• obstruct airflow and reduce the efficiency of your freezer, leading to increased energy consumption and higher operating costs.

Condensation and fog can

• reduce visibility in freezer stores,
• cause slippery surfaces,
• create a breeding ground for mould and bacteria,
• compromise the quality and safety of your products.?

Additionally, excessive moisture can

• damage electrical components on equipment, resulting in costly repairs and downtime.

There are simple steps you can take and a few things you can check in your current set up to help alleviate some of these issues or at least reduce the severity.

Take a look at our "Ice Build-Up Brochure" which walks you through why these issues occur within cold stores and process freezers and things you can do to mitigate them.?

While housekeeping and maintenance are crucial - to truly remove these issues, increase productivity and reduce energy costs you should look at:

Industrial Desiccant Dehumidification Technology

Desiccant dehumidifiers are specifically designed to remove moisture from the air, thereby preventing ice build-up, condensation, and fog. They work by drawing in moist air and passing it through a desiccant rotor that absorbs the moisture before supplying dry air back into the freezer. This process creates a consistently low dew point environment, preventing the formation of ice and condensation.

In addition to eliminating ice build-up, condensation, and fog, desiccant dehumidifiers offer other benefits to companies that use process freezers.

They can:

• improve energy efficiency by reducing the workload on refrigeration systems, leading to lower operating costs.
• prolong the lifespan of machinery and electrical components by preventing corrosion and damage caused by excess moisture.

When choosing a desiccant dehumidifier, it is important to consider factors such as the size of your freezer, the humidity level you wish to achieve, and the level of automation and control you require.

Humiscope has over 35 years expertise in controlling indoor environments. Our dehumidifiers are custom made to suit your specific requirements.

A desiccant Dehumidifier is an essential step in ensuring the safety and quality of your products.

If you are unsure if this technology is for you, you can always ‘try before you buy’, by hiring a desiccant dehumidifier.?Humiscope’s rental fleet is versatile with many configuration options and easy customisation for each application.

Get in touch - we offer an obligation free assessment of your current systems and advice on how to optimise the performance of your current equipment.

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