Gannon EcoDoor

NATA test certification in progress.
Unrivalled anywhere in Australia.

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100% HAPPY CUSTOMERS

Customer experience is king

Beautiful clear display all day, every day
No condensation means customers easily see product 24/7
Cool frames means no more hot hands
Automatic door options for your customers’ comfort. Hands full? Customers no longer need to wrestle the door. With automatic sensors, 100% safety certification
Positive brand power with every store visit
Celebrate your positive contribution against climate change by proactively reducing energy consumption

KEEP PRODUCTS COOL

Chilled Product optimized 24/7

Dew Point Controllers guarantee 24/7 temperature regulation- 1 sensor controls up to 30 doors
No matter the location- Tasmania to Darwin- temperatures outside of the chillers vary throughout the year- DEW POINT CONTROLLERS AUTOMATICALLY keeps the frame temperature where it needs to be
An efficient door function means refrigeration systems do not work as hard, requiring a smaller motor with less running costs
All products are confidently chilled to meet customer expectation & brand satisfaction

REDUCE IN-STORE RISK

Store safety is a No1 priority

No condensation means no pooling of water in places where customers & staff can slip
Build-up of mould in open cabinets is reduced, meaning less spores and cleaner conditions for staff

REDUCE POWER COSTS

Saving energy by at least 70%

A proven reduction to 1/5^th energy consumption of current aluminium frames
20 aluminium insert doors costs approx. $13,000 per year, tested at 90% humidity
20 Gannon EcoDoor costs approx. $3,400 per year tested at 90% humidity
Less than 1% heat transference means less heat inside the frame = significantly less power needed = reduced power cost
Less heat escaping inside the fridge means less energy used to maintain the internal temperature = smaller motor needed to refrigerate product = reduced power cost
Less heat radiating from the external frame means less strain on in-store air conditioners = less power needed = reduced power cost
Current system: aluminium frames at 100% heat transference = heat in-store requires more load on air conditioner

In 2020, refrigeration uses the most energy in a supermarket, consuming up to 60%.

Our test room operates 24/7.

How we test? Our frames are installed in a cold room running at 2 degrees, in a 90% humidity environment. We monitor standard aluminium frames with the Gannon EcoDoor.

The results: a regular 3 door frame requires 0.8kw energy to prevent condensation, compared to 0.2kw with the Gannon EcoDoor, to achieve the same outcome.

Every glass insert system is rigorously tested for performance, operation and electrical safety.

Face fixed with clip-on front cover

Fixing is through the front, so no need to flash the opening to fit the frame through the side. Finished with a sleek snap-fit cover, less material, less labour, less time required on site, reduced costs.

Poly-amide struts

Our innovation first poly-amide struts have less than 1% heat transference, compared to industry standard aluminium frames at approximately 100% heat transference. The innovation isolates heat the refrigerated area from the ambient side, where it is required the most. As you can see, a picture says a thousand words.

Air lock system

A rubber gasket prevents ‘air ingress’; air penetration to the ambient side when the door is closed.

No thermal cracking

Gannon struts react to temperature the same rate as aluminium. Contracting and expanding equally, ensuring no thermal cracking. This is the cause of other frames in the market, to become faulty. GANNON inserts last 15 years +

Insulated core

Innovation first is an insulation core fitted inside the frame to enhance performance, allowing a small corridor for wiring. This is designed to prevent convection inside the cavity.