A new technology brief on retrofitting doors to open-fronted display cabinets is now available on the IOR website. Published by the IOR Environmental Committee, this document focuses on practical considerations associated with retrofitting doors.  It is published as a follow-up to the TICR project, which investigated energy use and greenhouse gas emissions from the Transport, Industrial and Commercial Refrigeration (TICR) sectors.  This is one of a series of Environment Committee Technology Briefs and webinars offered by the IOR to support decarbonisation and industry best practice. The first publication in the series focused on Heat Recovery.

This document will be a valuable reference guide for:

  • End-users
  • Designers
  • Consultants
  • Installers, service and maintenance engineers

 Download your free copy of the briefing at https://ior.org.uk/technical/rachp-publications, and hear directly from the lead author by attending an IOR Cool Talk webinar on 29 October. Registration is now open at https://ior.org.uk/events/cooltalk-Oct26.

 

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