Capsule Pak ECO™ Refrigeration Systems

 

Norlake Capsule Pak ECO refrigeration systems for indoor walk-in coolers and freezers are highly sustainable with a significantly reduced Global Warming Potential of 3. All systems are also DOE, CARB and SNAP compliant.

Capsule Pak ECO Features R290 Refrigerant

The Capsule Pak ECO patent-pending design combines efficient components with R290 natural refrigerant for the most eco-friendly systems. R290 refrigerant provides many benefits and is a natural, safe, environmentally friendly and cost-effective alternative refrigerant to man-made synthetic refrigerants. Field comparison tests have shown that systems operating with R290 refrigerant have electrical energy savings of 30 to 50+% over legacy systems using HFC refrigerants.

Norlake Capsule Pak ECO™ refrigeration system

Capsule Pak ECO Allows Easy Installation

Not only are Norlake Capsule Pak ECO refrigeration systems sustainable, but they are also simple to install. Both the condensing unit and evaporator coil are in a single housing which is easily set in place on top of your cooler or freezer. Electrical installation is also a breeze with cord and plug connection and no field wiring necessary. There is no need for plumbing, either, as floor drains are not required.

Capsule Pak ECO Designed For Easy Service

In addition to energy efficient, Capsule Pak ECO refrigeration systems are also space efficient. Designed with a smaller footprint, up to 28% shorter and 20% narrower, Capsule Pak ECO models allow more working space and easier handling. Capsule Pak ECO models also provide more storage space inside a walk-in since the evaporator coil mounts flush in the walk-in ceiling panel with all components outside the walk-in.

Other Standard Features Include:

  • LogiTemp® electronic controller for increased reliability and food safety
  • Automatic condensate evaporator
  • Factory pre-charged with refrigerant
  • 18 months parts and labor warranty (optional 5-year compressor warranty available)

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