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La Verne (California), January 16, 2019. VaCom Technologies, the leader in industrial refrigeration controls analysis, systems and monitoring, will present at the 2019 IIAR Natural Refrigeration Conference in Phoenix, Arizona. The IIAR Conference will include an education program on Energy Efficiency on Sunday, March 3, from 1 p.m. – 5 p.m.

Doug Scott, President of VaCom Technologies, will be the first panelist of the education program, presenting on energy management in an industrial ammonia refrigeration system. He will specifically discuss system-wide energy analysis, power company plans, managing energy programs, and owner project requirements. Mr. Scott will be presenting alongside Alan Moran with Cascade Energy, and Joseph Pillis of Johnson Controls/Frick Industrial Refrigeration. The schedule of events for the Sunday Education Program can be found at HERE.

The session will include discussions about overall system analysis, goals setting, demand pricing and peak loading, rebate programs, compressor set-up and operating techniques, equipment and piping selection, and more. For more information on the presentation, or to schedule a meeting with VaCom Technologies at the event, please contact us at sales@VaComtech.com.

About VaCom Technologies

VaCom Technologies focuses on refrigeration controls solutions and is headquartered in the USA. The company is the leader in controls integration, providing analysis, controls and monitoring solutions for the most energy-efficient and cost-effective refrigeration technology management in the industry. More information: www.VaComtech.com.

La Verne (California), October 15, 2018. VaCom Technologies, the leader in refrigeration controls analysis, integration and monitoring, will present at the 2018 Refrigerating Engineers & Technicians Association (RETA) National Conference. The RETA National Conference is the only all-encompassing program in the country that caters to all levels of experience and positions within Industrial Refrigeration.

Kyle Larson, Energy Engineer at VaCom Technologies, will present on performance monitoring analytics at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, November 7 (in the Cumberland H/G room) and again on Thursday, November 8 (in the Cumberland E/F room). The schedule of events for the entire conference can be found at https://reta.com/page/2018confschedule.

Kyle will speak about VaCom’s Energy Dashboard®, a web-based analytics engine providing a real-time look into a system\’s performance. Data is collected from the customer\’s site and is available through its secure internet services. Kyle will also speak to critical factors in evaluating and analyzing system performance, as well as demand response planning as a key strategy towards achieving energy efficiency goals and lowering overall operating costs. 

For more information on the presentation, or to schedule a meeting with VaCom Technologies at the event, please contact us at sales@VaComtech.com.

About VaCom Technologies

VaCom Technologies focuses on refrigeration controls solutions and is headquartered in the USA. The company is the leader in controls integration, providing analysis, controls and monitoring solutions for the most energy-efficient and cost-effective refrigeration technology management in the industry. More information: www.VaComtech.com.

La Verne (California) — VaCom Technologies, the leader in refrigeration controls analysis, integration and monitoring, completed a massive refrigeration system conversion project with zero downtime. A large scale industrial bakery in California faced a refrigeration system dilemma many refrigeration centers will soon face:  its refrigeration systems used R22, a refrigerant which after 2020 will be illegal to sell in California and the cost of which is raising weekly.

The systems were Dry Expansion (DX) systems and the only options for recharging them if they were to have a leak after 2020 would be to buy reclaimed or refurbished refrigerant, the cost of which is escalating as availability decreases annually. The best option was to completely remove the existing R22 systems and replace them with an alternate refrigerant system, one which would allow them to continue to operate past 2020. A complete refrigeration system replacement would run in the multiple millions of dollars range and would lead to extended downtime for the facility, as well as possible loss of business. These together made this an unfeasible option.

The operators of the plant reached out to VaCom’s trusted refrigeration controls experts. A full evaluation of the challenge and all possible options were evaluated. Together with the customer it was agreed that VaCom would lead an unprecedented DX refrigeration system conversion project. VaCom proposed and executed a multi-year phased project plan which was customized to meet the plant’s specific needs and unique operations. The plan also included several additional value-ad services, including: system design improvements which helped cover the cost of the project as well multiple refrigeration safety upgrades.

The now completed solution allowed the plant to keep running and maintain its existing equipment while converting it to a newer alternative refrigerant, one which is anticipated to be available for the foreseeable future.  The project would not have been possible if it had not been for the extensive industrial refrigeration experience as well as the advanced controls equipment and strategies employed by VaCom.

Contact VaCom for your refrigeration system needs at sales@VaComtech.com.

About VaCom Technologies

VaCom Technologies focuses on refrigeration controls solutions and is headquartered in the USA. The company is the leader in controls integration, providing analysis, controls and monitoring solutions for the most energy-efficient and cost-effective refrigeration technology management in the industry. More information: www.VaComtech.com.