In the field of cold chain logistics and cold storage operations, optimizing the layout of refrigeration equipment has always been the key to improving energy efficiency and ensuring the quality of goods storage. The installation height of the air cooler has a significant impact on refrigeration efficiency, electricity costs, and even the preservation of goods.

Improper installation height can mainly cause two types of problems:

Installing too high: Cold air blows directly onto the ground, causing the ground area to become too cold, while the upper layer of the goods has a higher temperature, resulting in uneven temperature distribution in the warehouse, poor cooling effect, and electricity consumption.
Low installation: Insufficient cold air circulation space can easily create "dead corners" in the warehouse that are difficult to cool down, and direct cold air blowing on goods can cause moisture loss and quality degradation.

How to find the optimal height?

The core principle is to ensure that the cold air can circulate evenly without any dead corners. Usually recommended:
Reference experience location: The horizontal centerline of the fan is approximately 1/3 to 2/3 of the warehouse height.
Follow installation instructions: Strictly adhere to the minimum installation distance requirements provided by the equipment manufacturer.
Professional design: The most reliable method is to have professional engineers design and calculate based on your cold storage structure and shelf layout.
Reasonable installation height setting is an important link to improve the refrigeration effect of cold storage and achieve efficient and energy-saving operation. Cold storage operators and related engineering technicians should pay attention to this factor and provide solid guarantees for the stable operation of cold chain logistics through scientific planning and precise installation.