Kysor Industrial Corporation

Robert E Vogel

Sterling Beckwith

William Goyman

An energy conserving refrigerated display case having a control circuit that diverts electrical energy from the antisweat heaters operable during the refrigeration mode of the display, to an evaporator defrost heater during the defrost mode of the display.

Diversion defrost display cabinet

A multi-curtain, open front refrigerated display case having unique energy saving capacity as a result of the combination of an attached, retractable night curtain specially located between the refrigerated air curtain and the adjacent warmer guard curtain and upon which frost and ice form during closed store hours, with a reverse air defrost flow system that melts the front and ice from the curtain surface prior to retraction thereof at store opening time.

Refrigerated display

A multiple curtain, refrigerated display case employing an energy saving air defrost system that, during the first defrost stage, draws defrosting ambient air into the refrigerated air curtain passage from both directions, and during the second defrost stage employs part of the defrost air to form a circulating air curtain over the open front of the case. The case has defrost exhaust fans in the upper rear thereof actuated by a timer simultaneously with deactuation of the guard curtain fans and the refrigeration condensing unit. The circulation fans for the refrigerated air of the case have a total propulsive capacity significantly greater than that of the exhaust fans, such refrigerated air circulation fans being upstream of the refrigeration coils in the refrigerated air curtain passage, and the exhaust fans being downstream of such coils.

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Marshall, MI, United States of America

Robert E Vogel