Commercial and Industrial Refrigeration Learning Systems prepare learners to operate, configure, monitor, and troubleshoot increasingly complex refrigeration equipment and controls.
Learners work with semi-hermetic and scroll compressors, multiple evaporators, smart refrigeration controllers, chiller systems, variable frequency drives, defrost controls, expansion valves, communications, and other components used in commercial and industrial applications.
Amatrol’s advanced refrigeration systems combine operational equipment, modern controls, system instrumentation, FaultPro electronic fault insertion, and interactive curriculum. Learners examine how mechanical components, electrical circuits, controllers, and changing operating conditions affect complete system performance.
Explore applications associated with display cases, walk-in coolers and freezers, commercial air conditioning, multi-evaporator systems, and defrost control.
Develop skills involving chillers, scroll compressors, water-cooled systems, VFD operation, multi-zone refrigeration, and industrial controllers.
Diagnose mechanical, electrical, controller, communication, and system-performance faults using measurements and repeatable fault scenarios.
Modern commercial and industrial refrigeration systems increasingly rely on electronic controllers and connected devices. Learners practice configuring smart refrigeration and chiller controllers, monitoring system conditions, adjusting operating parameters, and evaluating controller responses.
Training also introduces Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth-enabled HVAC/R applications, helping learners understand how connected tools support system operation, monitoring, maintenance, and diagnostics.
Both systems use Amatrol’s FaultPro electronic fault-insertion technology to create repeatable troubleshooting scenarios. Instructors can insert faults involving mechanical components, electrical circuits, controllers, and complete system operation without physically damaging or rewiring the equipment.
Learners identify symptoms, collect measurements, interpret system conditions, isolate faults, and determine appropriate corrective actions.
These systems are best suited to technical schools, community colleges, advanced high school HVAC/R programs, apprenticeships, workforce-development organizations, and employer-operated technician training.
Learners should have a working knowledge of thermal science, mechanical refrigeration, electrical controls, and basic HVAC/R measurement before beginning advanced commercial or industrial refrigeration activities.
