E360 Webinars

The transition to refrigerants with lower global warming potential (GWP) is underway in the commercial refrigeration industry. Whether you operate in a state that has a legal mandate or are seeking to meet corporate sustainability objectives, many owners, operators and contractors are exploring their current and future refrigeration options. But selecting an architecture goes well beyond sustainability considerations. Stakeholders also must evaluate a variety of economic and operational factors, including first investment, maintenance requirements and lifecycle costs.

The refrigerant transition also is shifting the way we think about system architectures. To reduce refrigerant leaks and system charges, equipment manufacturers are evaluating a variety of approaches that represent more flexible alternatives to traditional centralized direct expansion systems. Join us as we explore the latest decentralized and distributed architectures that utilize low-GWP refrigerants.

Attendees will learn about:

• How refrigerant regulations are impacting operators by state and region
• The many factors influencing system selection, from facility size and first cost to serviceability and safety
• Emerging decentralized and distributed architectures and their wide range of applications
• How a modular approach to system design enables speed and flexibility

Presenters:

Andre Patenaude
Director, Solutions Integration
Emerson

Diego Marafon
Refrigeration Scroll Product Manager
Emerson

Supermarket, convenience store and restaurant operators are faced with a perfect storm of facility management and servicing challenges. As the pool of qualified technicians continues to shrink, those entering the service profession have limited systems knowledge and must quickly learn to navigate an increasingly complex landscape of new technologies and architectures. Simply put, operators need new tools to help their service teams:

• Process and prioritize alarms per specific geographic regions, areas of responsibility and importance to business success (HVAC, refrigeration, ice machines, beer coolers, etc.)
• Access the information needed to resolve issues quickly and fix equipment failures on the first attempt 

Fortunately, intuitive enterprise software and collaborative community platforms are now available to streamline facility management and servicing processes. In our next E360 Webinar, we’ll look at how these powerful tools can be combined to prioritize, triage and accelerate issue resolution for both internal service teams and supporting contractor networks. Attendees will learn:

• How enterprise management software can be tailored to end user roles and responsibilities
• How these tools can be mapped to specific processes per unique business objectives
• How alerts are filtered and prioritized to address next most important tasks
• How service networks and communities enable team collaboration, live chat, video and technical knowledge base access

So if you’re ready to learn how to put these tools to work in your organization — and better optimize the service teams and processes with which you manage them — then register now for this informative webinar.

Presenter:
Ron Chapek
Director of Product Marketing

The transition to refrigerants with lower global warming potential (GWP) is underway in the commercial refrigeration industry. Whether you operate in a state that has a legal mandate or are seeking to meet corporate sustainability objectives, many owners, operators and contractors are exploring their current and future refrigeration options. But selecting an architecture goes well beyond sustainability considerations. Stakeholders also must evaluate a variety of economic and operational factors, including first investment, maintenance requirements and lifecycle costs.

The refrigerant transition also is shifting the way we think about system architectures. To reduce refrigerant leaks and system charges, equipment manufacturers are evaluating a variety of approaches that represent more flexible alternatives to traditional centralized direct expansion systems. Join us as we explore the latest decentralized and distributed architectures that utilize low-GWP refrigerants.

Attendees will learn about:

• How refrigerant regulations are impacting operators by state and region
• The many factors influencing system selection, from facility size and first cost to serviceability and safety
• Emerging decentralized and distributed architectures and their wide range of applications
• How a modular approach to system design enables speed and flexibility

Presenters:

Andre Patenaude
Director, Solutions Integration
Emerson

Diego Marafon
Refrigeration Scroll Product Manager
Emerson