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Manitowoc Beverage Systems deliver 47%*


reduction on energy saving beverage solutions.


As one of Europe’s leading manufacturers and suppliers of cooling and dispense equipment to the beverage industry, Manitowoc Beverage Systems® strives to deliver the most efficient equipment on the market, at the highest quality.


A new revolution for beverage cooling, VISION™ Advanced Remote Cooler was launched in 2016. Working in conjunction with a UK regional Brewer, this ground-breaking system was developed to address the growing concerns of pub operators and owners in relation to rising energy costs,equipment reliability, the impact of EU legislation relating to HFC refrigerants in coolers and the total cost of equipment ownership


After a 14 week field trial, the results clearly demonstrated the genuine benefits to pub owners and operators that Manitowoc Beverage Systems equipment solutions deliver with a reduction in energy consumed, and therefore reduced running cost, of up


to 47% when compared with standard HFC remote cooling equipment. The option of R290 (Hydro carbon) and other ‘green’ refrigeration systems will offer further reliability improvements, as well as energy consumption reduction, putting some money back in the retailer’s pocket.


Vision™ Advanced Remote Cooler *Max weekly figure observed during a 7 week trial in a trading outlet 14 FEBRUARY 2017


Manitowoc Beverage Systems Chancel Way, Halesowen West Midlands, B62 8SE, UK


Tel: +44.121.501.2566


Email: mbs.uk@mtwfs.com www.manitowocbeverage.com


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