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The health of your grocery business depends in large part on the health of your refrigerated products. That’s why Copeland made it a priority to re-think case control from the ground up, creating a unit engineered specifically for today’s electronic valve equipment.
Case Study
In late 2021 and early 2022, Copeland began several pilot tests of its Case Controller 200 (CC200), a stand-alone case control system, at retail stores in Dallas, Texas; Tulsa, Okla.; and Conyers, Ga. The dramatic results of these upgrades hold the promise of significant improvements in energy savings, store health scores, refrigeration system reliability and food quality. The CC200 quickly provided benefits across the board simply by replacing the existing controller. Pilot sites saw measurable improvements in system reliability and energy savings within hours, with no new sensor or valve hardware. Food quality and health scores are also on course to improve — all while simplifying service, maintenance and troubleshooting.
“The CC200 has been a good controller to work with. Wiring and programming is user-friendly. The app is intuitive and very easy to work with. It has all pertinent information in an easy-to-use format.”
Senior Project Manager
