Webinar: Maximizing Energy Efficiency for Refrigeration Compressors

EIN ABB Fridge webinar 400

May 25, 2021

ABB is hosting a webinar on June 10th featuring three of their experts for cooling & refrigeration to learn about maximizing energy efficiency in your facilities.

Refrigeration activities are mainly focused on the food supply chain and consume a considerable amount of energy. Companies can find effective solutions by simply looking into how their refrigeration systems are configured. Furthermore, using the right combination of drives and digital monitoring solutions can maximize your operations with proven ROIs.

Topics that will be covered:

  • How variable speed drives can make a difference in energy consumption for refrigeration applications
  • How utilizing ABB’s variable frequency drives and digital monitoring solutions can reduce the costs of ownership and noise
  • See real world success stories from customers

Mirvil Bruno, P. Eng

National Food & Beverage Segment Manager

Riaan van Jaarsveld

Product Manager, Motor control application specialist

Stephane Desjardins

Division Manager, Drive Products

Dates & Times:

Thursday, June 10 – 11:00 AM (EST)

Venue: Cisco Webex

Go HERE to register

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