Cold Room Refrigeration Systems

Monoblock refrigeration units are self-contained refrigeration systems that integrate both the condensing and evaporating units within a single structure. This means they are ideal for small to medium chiller or freezer rooms without the need for complicated pipework.

With the ability to suit a range of cold room capacities, from chillers to freezers, they offer precise temperature control within a combination refrigeration system design that is easy and fast to install.

So, if you need a cold room refrigeration solution, whether for an existing storage space or a new cold room design, contact MTCSS for assistance!

What kind of refrigeration system design is right for me?

Monoblock or cold room refrigeration systems are generally suitable for either chilled or negative temperature cold rooms and are designed to work for spaces based on their capacity.

This means that when you are browsing systems, you will need to know the size of the cold room in question and the temperature range you’re looking for, which is normally determined by your stock type.

Freezer cold rooms

If you are looking for walk-in and cold room freezers that can maintain negative frozen temperatures between -15°C to -25°C, you will need a freezer refrigeration system.

Negative-temperature cold rooms require a higher cooling capacity and thicker cold room panels, doors, and floors to ensure energy efficiency and optimal performance, without eye-watering operational costs.

Chiller cold rooms

For walk-in chillers and cold room fridges for positive chilled temperatures of between +1°C and +8°C, choose a chiller unit.

Ideally suited for modular coldrooms and fresh food storage alike, chiller monoblocks offer the necessary cooling capacity for positive temperatures without running the risk of over-cooling and spoilage.

How are cold room refrigeration systems installed?

Depending on the type of system you choose, the construction of your cold room may differ.

Most through-wall refrigeration units are installed by cutting an opening in the cold room wall or panel and positioning the unit between the interior and exterior of the cold room.

A straddle unit refrigeration system, however, is mounted over the side of the refrigeration wall, extending on both sides – hence its name – before a roof is constructed over it.

Either way, no matter which cold room refrigeration system you choose, our team can offer professional installation, which includes installing, sealing, and commissioning to check that it reaches optimal performance and the required cooling capacity before we leave.

Do cold room cooling systems offer good energy efficiency?

When cooling chiller cold rooms or freezer rooms, there is a necessary amount of energy consumption.

If you have an ageing cooling system, there is an increased risk of:

• Leaks and faults
• Reduced energy efficiency
• Components that still meet the relevant safety or industry standards but can’t efficiently cool large quantities of stock

For this reason, we offer industry-leading monoblocks and cooling systems that offer high efficiency, excellent and cost-effective returns, and the appropriate level of cooling capacity, as well as low environmental impact.

For more information about cooling modular coldrooms or freezer rooms for food storage, global trade, or even pharmaceuticals – feel free to contact our experienced team today.

We can recommend equipment for controlled environments that ensures compliance, meets regulations, and also offers cost-effective refrigeration without breaking the bank.

Order cold room refrigeration systems for your temperature-controlled space

Whether you are designing a new cold room space, modular coldrooms, or have old freezer rooms that need to be refurbished, an up-to-date refrigeration system will ensure large quantities of goods stay at the right temperature consistently.

All while also limiting your energy usage – and your energy bills!

To find out more or for personalised recommendations that meet industry standards based on your needs, call 01886 833 381 or email us at spares@mtcss.co.uk, and we’ll get back to you.