Cold Link Africa March April 2025 | Page 24

FEATURE
INCORPORATING COLD CHAIN
ELECTROVENT ’ S EXCITED !
Charles Deacon , Electrovent national sales manager , says , “ At FRIGAIR 2025 , we ’ re excited to unveil several new products that will enhance our offering and support our clients in meeting their needs more effectively . Among the highlights are the new Electrovent EPaD Magnet release Non-Return Damper ; the Electrovent ECDR-LL Round Low Leakage Damper , the Electrovent EAD-F Class B 2-hour rated low leakage fire door ; and the Electrovent ESWL Steel & Stainless Steel Weather Louvre . These additions expand our range while maintaining the high quality , competitive pricing , and fast lead times that our clients rely on , helping them complete projects on time and within budget .”
He says Electrovent is always striving to innovate , particularly in response to current industry trends like energy efficiency , sustainability , and the increasing demand for smart technologies . “ We pride ourselves on being dynamic and customer-focused , continually developing products that are versatile and easy to adjust on-site , helping our clients save both time and costs . To support global sustainability efforts , we ’ re in the process of installing a solar energy system to power our operations , aligning with our green energy goals . Additionally , we ’ re actively reducing our reliance on paper by moving more of our processes to digital formats , demonstrating our commitment to both environmental sustainability and technological advancement .
“ As the market shifts toward ecofriendly solutions and greater automation , Electrovent has been continuously evolving its products to stay ahead . Since our founding in 1977 , we ’ ve made significant design improvements to both new and existing products , ensuring they meet the needs of today ’ s environmentally conscious and automation-driven market . On the
sustainability front , we use scrap metal in-house to manufacture components and recycle all non-usable materials , ensuring minimal waste and greater efficiency in our operations ,” says Deacon .
“ We ’ re also proud of the partnerships and collaborations that have helped drive innovation in our product development . By representing international manufacturers like Apreco , TEMET , and Halton Marine in southern Africa , we ’ ve gained valuable insights into global manufacturing processes and quality standards . This exposure has allowed us to refine our locally manufactured products , ensuring they meet the highest standards of performance and reliability .”
Looking ahead , we see digitalization and the Internet of Things ( IoT ) playing an increasingly important role in the HVAC and refrigeration sectors . With the growing reliance on data centers and cloud-based services , we ’ ve developed products tailored specifically for these applications . As buildings become smarter , the integration of automation and feedback systems into Building Management Systems ( BMS ) is essential . Our products are designed to meet this demand , offering customizable solutions that help clients optimize efficiency and performance in line with these evolving needs .
WHO ’ S SO FAR AT FRIGAIR 2025
The list of exhibitors keeps growing by the day , and here ' s who ’ s already on board . Don ’ t miss out on the chance to connect with these industry leaders – the clock is ticking !
• ACRA ( Airconditioning and Refrigeration Academy )
• Acrow Storage Solutions
• Advantage Air Africa
• AERSA
• African Pex Pipe Systems
• A-Gas South Africa
• Air-Dale Engineering Co
• Airstream Components Africa
• Aolan ACAV Air conditioning
• Automated Control Solutions
• AWA Water Management
• Baltimore Aircoil South Africa
• Barpro Storage SA
• Bitzer Kuhlmachebau ( SA )
• Cape Bulk Valves
• CAREL Controls SA
• Colcab
• Colcoil
• Concept Clean Africa
• Concord Refrigeration
• Consultaire Marketing
• Cubicool
• Daikin
• Danfoss
• Desiccant Rotors International
• Ductsox SA
• EAST ST ALBANS
• ebm papst
• Electrovent
• Elta Group Africa
• EMAIR
• Energy Partners Refrigeration
• Evapco South Africa
• FabricAir
• Focusun Refrigeration
• FS Oil Extractions t / a Refrimate
• FUCHS Lubricants South Africa
• Full Gauge Controls
• GEA Refrigeration Africa
• Gismo Installations
• Glacier Door Systems
• GMC Airconditioning
• Hira industries
• Humidair
• i4 Group
• Insulated Structures
• IQ Import & Export
• Johnson Controls
• Just Refrigeration Products
• Kirloskar Trading
• Logistics Systems Engineering
• Maxiflex Door Systems SA
• Metraclark
• Moon Environment Technology
• Mr TV Electronics
• Multilayer Trading 867
• Novopress GmbH & Co . KG
• Panel World
• Quali Component Parts
• Raccorderie Metalliche
• Rickard Air Diffusion
• Scarlet Dawn Trading 265
• Seal n Devices
• Seeley International
• ServCraft Africa
• SMAC Enterprises
• Spheros South Africa .
• Stab-A-Load
• Staycold International
• TCL
• TecsaReco
• Tektower
• Testo South Africa
• The Panel Company
• VacServe
• Venturas Shop Equipment
• Victaulic
• Wingfan Africa
• ZQ Global International Exhibition ( Beijing ) Co
SPEAK TO THE TEAM :
Sales manager : sales @ interactmedia . co . za Editorial : eamonn @ interactmedia . co . za Marketing : marketing @ specialised . com Websites : www . frigairexpo . co . za | www . sairac . co . za
The FRIGAIR exhibition is owned by the South African Institute for Refrigeration and Airconditioning ( SAIRAC ) and managed through organisers Interact Media Defined and Specialised Exhibitions – a division of the Montgomery Group . CLA

24 www . coldlinkafrica . co . za COLD LINK AFRICA • March / April 2025