EXTRCOOL Smart Cold Rooms, From Cooling Machine to Thinking Manager

AI Algorithm, 4G IoT and a Three-Tier Service Chain: The Self-Managing Cold Room That Watches, Adjusts and Alarms Without People

EXTRCOOL variable-frequency cold rooms carry a self-developed AI control system that turns the cold room from a cooling machine into a thinking manager: the AI variable-frequency algorithm reads room temperature and outdoor conditions through high-precision sensors and adjusts compressor frequency and fan speed to the load, holding room fluctuation within plus or minus 0.5 degree against about 4 degrees for fixed-speed, and a 4G IoT module with a three-tier service chain lets the user watch on a phone app, the engineering partner adjust remotely and the factory receive regional alarms, with power-loss memory restoring the setpoint. EXTRCOOL provides variable-frequency cold storage solutions.

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