The most popular Refrigeration industry news for 25 - 31 July

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Refrigeration industry news for 25 - 31 July

• Toshiba Presented New Generation R-32 VRF System
• RDM has announced the release of update for their line of HVAC and refrigeration PLC controllers
• PHNIX R290 HeatMaster Series Heat Pump
• Northeastern Researchers Design Cooling Paper that Might Lessen Need for AC
• EptaTechnica promotes a specialisation course for fridge technicians

The latest generation of Toshiba’s flagship Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) system, SHRM Advance, operates on lower Global Warming Potential (GWP) R-32 refrigerant. The combination of R-32’s lower GWP and reduced refrigerant charge enables SHRM Advance to deliver a significant reduction of up to 80%* in equivalent carbon emissions.

Resource Data Management (RDM) has announced the release of a major firmware update for their line of HVAC and refrigeration PLC controllers: Intuitive, Mini Intuitive and TouchXL TDB. TDB software version 4.3 provides enhancements to the user interface and new features which further expand the functionality and flexibility of previous versions.

PHNIX brings to the global stage R290 HeatMaster Series, which has many advantages such as low GWP, zero ozone layer damage and high efficiency, aiming to bring a more economical water heating solution to commercial projects and reduce carbon emission and curb global warming.

Northeastern University researchers say wrapping rooftops in a new material they are developing, called cooling paper, could reduce the need for air conditioning in buildings and lower electric bills as well as carbon emissions.

The roadshow organised by the Commissioning Team of EptaTechnica and dedicated to its Authorised TAC centres (Technical Assistance Centres) is coming to an end.

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