CHILLVENTA PART 2


Lennox redefines HVACR


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ennox EMEA decided to go big at Chillventa. “Today, the market is looking for eco-efficient systems, offering a top-level performance with the smallest energy consumption and environmental footprint. This is exactly what we offer today to our customers. This is part of what we call 'the redefinition of HVAC and refrigeration',” explains Ricardo Freitas, chief executive of Lennox EMEA. Not only does the refrigeration and HVAC solutions provider have products to offer, but it also has ambition. The company is aiming to conquer new markets such as cold storage and industry while reinforcing its status as a leader in food retail and food service with new product lines and solutions. At Chillventa, Lennox took the opportunity


emission reductions with low investment, operating, and maintenance costs. To advance this, Emerson has developed an innovative range of Copeland low sound scroll compressors that enable exceptionally quiet operation, which is particularly important for heat pump applications in residential environments. The all-new range consists of four


compressors with capacities ranging from 29 cc (5 kW) to 94 cc (20 kW). Thanks to their sophisticated scroll technology, the compressors produce only half the sound pressure of a standard Copeland compressor – representing a reduction of 10 db(A) at full capacity – without the need for costly elaborate noise insulation to be added by OEMs. Equally important and relevant to both the


environment and costs is the efficiency of the new compressors. The low sound scroll compressors achieve best-in-class efficiency with an A+++ rating at a reference temperature of 55° C. Moreover, because they use either R290 or R454C refrigerants with a global warming potential (GWP) below 150, compliance with the F-Gas regulation and consequently future- proofness are guaranteed.


“The Copeland low sound scroll compressor’s


properties allow for the design of very quiet and compact air-to-water heat pumps,” says Enrico Fraccari, director marketing residential comfort for Emerson. "Because of these technical characteristics, manufacturers can achieve significant cost savings in materials and labor: Utilizing these compressors can translate into lower system costs and improved competitiveness." With its new Copeland low sound scroll


compressors, Emerson enables OEMs to prepare for the future strong growth in demand for air- to-water heat pumps. As the EU is committed to phase out fossil fuels in heating, air-to-water heat pumps are expected to take over the market due to their sustainability and cost efficiency benefits. With about 75% of Europeans living in urban


areas, the lowest possible noise emissions will be crucial for product differentiation and future market success. The sophisticated Copeland solution for decarbonized residential heating offers all OEMs, installers and end users the best prerequisites to thrive in this environment.


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to launch its next generation of NK unit coolers. Specially designed for industrial applications in Cold Storage, this product is ready to conquer the market with its robust casing and high-efficiency defrost technology. Lennox EMEA has developed new technologies to reduce environmental footprints such as DUO CU condensing unit using A2L and a brand-new gas cooler range,


GC Neostar and GC V-King.


Going deeper into environmental footprint reduction Lennox EMEA refrigeration products can be linked together with HVAC rooftop units such as e-Baltic to recover the energy produced by the refrigeration system to heat buildings, providing high performance with low operating costs.


Lennox EMEA is aiming to redefining refrigeration and HVAC with its new smart building management system. E-savvy, it enables every Lennox product owner to remotely manage its entire building refrigeration and HVAC system. With this technology the company is introducing high connectivity into the refrigeration world, creating new possibilities and showing us a glimpse of tomorrow’s business.


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