Sweetbay Seals Fate of Energy Waste With New Cooler Doors
Delhaize-owned Sweetbay Supermarkets plans to retrofit 76 feet of the multi-deck refrigeration display cases at its Hyde Park flagship store with energy-saving glass doors.
The Tampa-based grocer is working with Remis, America, also headquartered in Tampa, on the installation, which is set to take place the week of June 22.
The REMIglas insulated glass doors were developed to reduce energy consumption by up to 60 percent over traditional open food cases, as well as maintain a more comfortable store temperature, while providing a barrier to protect food freshness in the event of a power outage.
In addition, the vendor said insulated glass doors maintain product integrity by keeping temperatures constant. Each REMIglas door is engineered to custom fit individual case specifications.
The Tampa-based grocer is working with Remis, America, also headquartered in Tampa, on the installation, which is set to take place the week of June 22.
The REMIglas insulated glass doors were developed to reduce energy consumption by up to 60 percent over traditional open food cases, as well as maintain a more comfortable store temperature, while providing a barrier to protect food freshness in the event of a power outage.
In addition, the vendor said insulated glass doors maintain product integrity by keeping temperatures constant. Each REMIglas door is engineered to custom fit individual case specifications.