FEATURE REPORT PRODUCT NEWS
Williams
Williams has launched the latest versions of its Onyx prep stations, with a sleek new look complementing the innovative features under the hood that and ensure food safety. The Onyx prep station combines
refrigerated storage beneath a worktop with refrigerated food wells on top – these provide instant access to regularly used fresh ingredients. The wells are ergonomically designed to be at the ideal working height and are positioned within easy reach for the chef.
The latest model combines practicality and good looks, with
newly designed doors made from solid stainless steel featuring full- width integral door handles. These provide an easy to use, non-slip
sized work area makes the Onyx ideal for creating a range of foods
making it easier to install, transport and service. The storage cabinets are designed to hold 1/1GN pans and the Onyx range is available in a choice of sizes, from the compact, space
version. The ingredient wells are capable of holding a selection of 1/3 and 1/6 GN pans, up to four 1/3 pans on the two door model, The system maintains temperature in the ingredient wells in two ways. Pans are cooled from beneath, and a curtain of cool air is blown over the top of the food. A honeycomb shaped air guide directs the air curtain straight down across the product, minimising air loss into the environment, and concentrating cold air in the pans. This maintains an internal temperature of 4°C, by keeping warm kitchen air away from the ingredients. After passing over the ingredient wells cold air is drawn back into the Onyx, where energy is recycled helping to reduce power consumption. Commutated) brushless fans, which allow for precise control with reduced power consumption. The new Onyx range uses natural hydrocarbon refrigerant which, as well as having low GWP/zero reduce energy usage.
www.williams-refrigeration.co.uk
Daikin Applied has released a new range of water-to-water heat pumps based on its existing EW*T-Q-X-A1 range. The new EW*T-Q-X-A1 features a new modular approach to system Breaking away from the more traditional ‘package’ solution, the modular approach allows the required capacity to be reached by combining smaller units piped together and controlled as a siting and installation, making units easier to transport, handle and position up to a fully plug and play solution by including the Daikin manifold kit and pump module. The new heat pumps can ensure heating or cooling operation up to +60°C; whilst chilled water is supplied in the range from temperature. and including comfort heating, space and process cooling, heat recovery.
capacities, the range features scroll compressors and is available in two sound versions including a reduced sound variant which is suitable for outdoor installation and noise sensitive applications
type include water-to-water heat pump with inversion on water side; water-to-water heat pump with inversion on refrigerant
www.daikinapplied.uk
Daikin Applied UK
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