Reduce energy use and lower your operating costs to boost your bottom line.
When your businesses makes refrigeration upgrades, we provide technical assistance and money-saving rebates for your refrigeration equipment.
How can it benefit you?
Work closely with our experienced refrigeration advisors to develop an energy efficiency plan that works for your business. We’ll help you:
- Lower your operating costs
- Increase your profit margins
- See immediate and long-term energy savings
Energy-Saving Solutions
Refrigeration units in commercial kitchens typically utilize a significant amount of energy consumption. By being proactive, you can cut down on energy usage for better equipment efficiency and cost savings.
Install evaporative fan controllers.
The air in most walk-in freezers and cooling units gets cooled by evaporative fans. Although full airflow is generally only required about half the time, these fans run continuously. Installing controllers in these units allows you to slow them down when full power isn’t needed. Doing this could save 10 to 60 percent of your overall refrigeration energy use.
Use energy-efficient fan motors.
Installing high-efficiency motors in walk-in refrigerators and freezers can significantly impact your energy consumption. A high-efficiency motor works as effectively as a standard-efficiency evaporator fan motor, but you’ll see noticeable annual cost savings.
LED strip lighting.
LED lights are more efficient in colder environments, making them ideal for refrigerated display-case lighting. You could reduce energy use by more than 40% compared to fluorescent lighting. Install occupancy sensors to conserve energy during idle periods to save more.
Contact Us
Call (866) 796-0512 and select option 3, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday-Friday or email us at dtesaveenergy@dnv.com
More Ways to Save
Find & Fix Programs
Get complimentary surveys and learn about rebates for finding and fixing steam trap leaks and compressed air leaks.
Equipment Upgrades
We can help you plan your efficiency upgrades and ensure you qualify for rebates to defray costs and reduce your return on investment.