Structural Concepts’ Displays Meet CARB Rules Ahead Of January Implementation

Structural Concepts, a provider of temperature-controlled refrigerated merchandising solutions, has announced that its self-contained refrigerated display cases now comply with upcoming CARB regulations, ahead of the January implementation.

“Structural Concepts’ intelligent micro market equipment is designed to monitor product temperature to ensure product integrity and safety,” said Danielle McMiller, vice president of sales and marketing. “Equipped with temperature sensor technology, the display case senses when products exceed safe temperatures and forces the roll down cover to automatically close.”

The regulations are designed to limit the growing use of hydrofluorocarbons, or HFCs. The most widely used cooling agent in commercial refrigeration, HFCs are now a known contributor to climate change. Set to take effect in a handful of states on Jan. 1, 2020, new, more stringent regulatory requirements are also in process or under consideration in several states.

Replacing refrigerants in its condensing units with approved low emission refrigerants, Structural Concepts’ self-contained cases now have approximately one quarter the global warming potential (GWP) of their predecessors. The new EPA-compliant cases – which are used in both foodservice operations and supermarkets – do not add costs or represent any new maintenance challenges for customers.

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