Walk In Cooler Food Service Box

23077 lg
walk in 2
walk in 3
walk in 1

$8,725.76 – $19,632.96

At JayComp Development, we fully understand that dependable cold food storage solutions are crucial for the success of establishments such as restaurants, large-scale kitchens, and various food service operations. That’s why we offer an extensive range of walk-in coolers and refrigerators/freezers tailored to your unique specifications. Our custom-built configurations ensure not only optimal space utilization but also convenience, allowing you to maximize functionality in your food storage areas. Designed for both indoor and outdoor applications, our units provide unparalleled versatility and efficiency.

Each walk-in cooler is expertly equipped with an advanced computer controlled evaporator unit, referred to as the Air Handler. This component is strategically positioned to maintain precise temperature control, ensuring that your food items remain fresh and safe. To complement this, our system features a remote condensing unit installed externally, which works in harmony with the evaporator unit to maintain consistent cooling levels, even during peak demand engineered for your ambient temperature at your location. With our walk-in coolers, you can have peace of mind knowing that the quality and safety of your food will be preserved, making them an indispensable resource for any food-related business. Our systems give the owner remote monitoring and alerts before problems arise that may degrade your product.  When you choose JayComp Development, you’re selecting innovative, reliable refrigeration solutions crafted specifically for your operating needs.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Walk-In Coolers by JayComp Development

What temperature are walk-in coolers kept at?

Walk-in coolers are typically maintained at temperatures ranging between 35°F and 38°F for optimal preservation of perishable goods. These settings help inhibit bacterial growth and ensure stored items remain fresh and safe for consumption.

What are walk-in coolers used to store?

Walk-in coolers are versatile storage solutions designed to preserve a wide range of perishable products, including:

  • Fresh produce such as fruits and vegetables
  • Dairy items like milk, cheese, and yogurt
  • Meats, poultry, and seafood
  • Beverages, including bottled drinks and kegs
  • Flowers and certain pharmaceutical products requiring refrigeration

Do walk-in coolers have a defrost cycle?

Yes, walk-in coolers typically have a defrost cycle, which is crucial for removing frost buildup on the evaporator coils. Without this mechanism, frost accumulation could reduce energy efficiency and cooling performance, leading to potential damage over time. Defrost cycles can be manual or automatic, depending on the cooler’s system design.

What type of compressor is often used with walk-in coolers?

The most commonly used compressors for walk-in coolers are scroll or reciprocating compressors. These compressors are specifically engineered for heavy-duty refrigeration applications and provide dependable cooling performance. Semi-hermetic compressors are typically preferred in commercial settings due to their serviceability and durability.

Are fire sprinklers required in walk-in coolers?

Fire sprinkler requirements for walk-in coolers vary based on local building codes and fire safety regulations. Generally, if a walk-in cooler is located inside a larger building equipped with sprinklers, it will also require sprinkler coverage. Contact your local fire safety authority for specific compliance requirements.

Are floor drains allowed in walk-in coolers?

Yes, floor drains are often allowed and recommended in walk-in coolers. They help maintain hygiene by facilitating cleaning and managing water discharge from condensation or spills. Ensure that any floor drain installation complies with local plumbing codes to avoid any regulatory issues.

For tailored refrigeration solutions or further assistance with your convenience store design and equipment needs, contact JayComp Development. Our expert team is here to help!