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If your client wants the ultimate outdoor enclosure for the heart of their Zero-C CO2 rack, the Rack House is the answer. Many clients don't have an existing engine room and would rather skip the permitting, construction costs, and timeline headaches that come with...
NYSDEC Part 494: What Owners and Operators Need to Know New York State has significantly expanded its refrigerant reporting requirements under NYSDEC Part 494. Last year, owners and operators were required to register refrigeration and HVAC equipment with refrigerant...
Previously, we explored Zero-C’s uninsulated enclosure. Now, let’s take a closer look at the Insulated Panel Option. Designed for customers who want to protect critical CO2 refrigeration equipment while maintaining a competitive price point, this enclosure delivers...
Zero-C offers several outdoor enclosure options for its systems. This is a three-part post that explains the features and benefits of each, allowing you to make the best decision for your application. The uninsulated panel design is the most inexpensive option...
We're excited to share that our customer, Fazio Mechanical Services, along with the startup team at Zero-C, successfully started up two Zero-C racks at Ditsch USA in the Greater Cincinnati area! This innovative design combines pumped CO2 and DX to deliver clean,...
The EPA’s new HFC regulations bring major changes to the HVAC and refrigeration industries. Learn how these rules impact refrigerants, key compliance dates, and how to prepare for the shift to lower-GWP alternatives like CO2 and ammonia.
A couple months ago I sat in on a presentation done by a friend of mine who is a refrigerant engineer for Daikin America (Daikin's chemical division). The presentation mostly centered around the newly passed AIM Act and the implications this will have on HFC gases...
One of the challenges with industrial transcritical CO2 equipment is the limitation of compressor horsepower available in the marketplace. In some larger projects this can lead to the need for additional systems causing the equipment to become not as competitive, or...