Chilled Innovation: Frigo King and Electric Trucks Boost Efficiency in the Cold Chain

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Published on 01/11/2023 at 15:45

Foto: Frigo King recorre a solução de drives para eletrificação fornecida pela Danfoss divulgação

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Frigo King Intensifies Use of Eco-Friendly Technologies to Revolutionize Refrigerated Transportation with Support from Danfoss

Frigo King, a leader in the global refrigerated transportation market and present in over 20 nations, raises the standard of the Brazilian industry with its expertise in maintaining appropriate temperatures for varied loads – from food to flowers.

Electrification in the Transport Route

With the growing demand for greener and more efficient alternatives, Frigo King introduces the EPS – Electric Power System. This innovative system is adapted for the company’s product line, making them compatible with electric trucks.

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Marcos Pordeus, CEO of Frigo King, reveals that the current scenario sparks interest from companies in transitioning to urban distribution through electric vehicles. “Our engineering team accepted the challenge of developing equipment compatible both with the batteries of vehicles in transit and with the electrical grid while parked,” highlights Pordeus.

Strategic Partnership with Danfoss

To optimize the refrigeration system of electric trucks, the solution came with the frequency converters from Danfoss – the VLT AutomationDrive FC-302. This equipment stands out for its ability to control various types of motors, offering energy savings, flexibility, and efficiency.

Lucas Caligaris, sales engineer at Danfoss, points out the benefits of this choice: “The embedded configuration in the drive simplifies the process and minimizes the need for external components, ensuring stability even in the face of voltage fluctuations.”

For Frigo King, collaborating with Danfoss was a milestone. “This advancement not only opened doors to a new market but also strengthened our global technological position, aligning us with European and global trends,” concludes Pordeus.

A Look at Danfoss

Danfoss is synonymous with innovation, focusing on a more efficient and intelligent future. Its solutions, ranging from refrigeration to motor control, are essential for growing cities. With a history dating back to 1933, the company has a strong global presence, employing over 28,000 professionals and serving customers in more than 100 countries. Discover more about Danfoss at www.danfoss.com.br.

Source: Felipe Rariz – pressaporter.

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