Güntner Showcases Cooling Tech at China Expo
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Güntner Showcases Cooling Tech at China Expo

Güntner showcased its latest refrigeration and air conditioning innovations at China Refrigeration 2026, highlighting digital intelligence and carbon-neutral solutions.

The company presented its aicore™ Controls and IoT platform, designed to optimise energy consumption, enable remote monitoring and enhance lifecycle management of cooling systems. The solution integrates advanced controllers and cloud-based capabilities to improve operational efficiency and reduce energy use.

Güntner also demonstrated advancements in heat pump technologies, including its role in projects such as the Ordos Zero-Carbon Airport, where customised evaporators support efficient performance in extreme conditions. These innovations underline the growing importance of heat pumps in global decarbonisation efforts.

In addition, the company emphasised the use of natural refrigerants such as ammonia, particularly for high-temperature markets like India, where demand for energy-efficient refrigeration in agriculture and food processing is rising.

The participation reinforced Güntner’s focus on sustainable cooling solutions, digital innovation and strengthening partnerships across the Asia Pacific region.

Güntner showcased its latest refrigeration and air conditioning innovations at China Refrigeration 2026, highlighting digital intelligence and carbon-neutral solutions.The company presented its aicore™ Controls and IoT platform, designed to optimise energy consumption, enable remote monitoring and enhance lifecycle management of cooling systems. The solution integrates advanced controllers and cloud-based capabilities to improve operational efficiency and reduce energy use.Güntner also demonstrated advancements in heat pump technologies, including its role in projects such as the Ordos Zero-Carbon Airport, where customised evaporators support efficient performance in extreme conditions. These innovations underline the growing importance of heat pumps in global decarbonisation efforts.In addition, the company emphasised the use of natural refrigerants such as ammonia, particularly for high-temperature markets like India, where demand for energy-efficient refrigeration in agriculture and food processing is rising.The participation reinforced Güntner’s focus on sustainable cooling solutions, digital innovation and strengthening partnerships across the Asia Pacific region.

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