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Cold Storage Air Curtain Series

Air Curtains

Cold Storage Air Curtain Series requires door dimensions, temperature difference, door cycles, humidity, frost observations, mounting clearance, electrical service, and current model documents. Source velocity and size values do not prove installed frost or temperature-retention performance.

  • Cold-room doors
  • Freezer-adjacent openings
  • Temperature separation
Typical uses
3 checks
Product documents
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Models

Choose the model that matches the opening, airflow duty, mounting condition, and electrical option.

Cold Storage Series

Cold Storage Air Curtain

Cold-room air curtain for temperature separation, traffic, frost, humidity, and stored-product protection review at cold-storage openings.

Airflow
Air velocity 19.5 m/s; confirm exact cold-storage model before submittal useModel check
Voltage
Confirm the US voltage optionModel check
Mounting
Door-mounted air curtain; installation height 2.5-3.0 mProject input
Applications and build notes

Typical uses

  • Cold-room doors
  • Temperature separation
  • Humidity-sensitive openings

Build notes

  • Cold-storage entrance details
  • Air-door concept for reducing cold-air loss at frequent openings
  • Humidity ingress and frost risk should be reviewed by project
  • Cold-room door request should include door size, temperature split, door cycle rate, humidity condition, mounting clearance, voltage, and control notes for current document checks
Model dataCheck current model documents before quote or submittal use.

Applications and installation

For submittal documents or current model documents, prepare door dimensions, mounting height, voltage, heated or unheated preference, controls, quantity, and any certification or document requirement by exact model.

Typical uses

Review doorway width, clear opening height, traffic pattern, wind exposure, and whether the entrance is retail, restaurant, cold-room, or service-door use. Treat a restaurant entrance air curtain with frequent door traffic as a separate review from a cold-room or low-traffic interior opening.

Product fit

Review this series when the project needs a surface-mounted door air curtain. Move to another series when the opening needs a different motor class, heated construction, recessed mounting, cold-storage duty, or wider industrial coverage.

Installation

Check header clearance, bracket position, electrical access, door sensor expectations, and discharge direction before treating the model as ready for ordering. Photos of the doorway usually improve the first review.

Parameters

Read airflow, velocity, sound, width, voltage, and control notes together. A door-width match alone is not enough when comfort, insect control, heating, or cold-room separation is part of the decision.

Sizing inputs

Open doors create comfort complaints, insect entry, dust movement, and temperature swings that need doorway-specific review.

  • Start with finished door width, finished door height, and mounting height.
  • Confirm whether the opening is indoor-to-outdoor, conditioned-to-unconditioned, or cold-room service.
  • Review voltage, heating preference, control method, and available mounting space before model selection.
  • Door width
  • Mounting height
  • Heated or unheated
  • Voltage
  • Air velocity or airflow data
  • Sound rating where available