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Eco-Smart Series

The Eco-Smart is an energy saving refrigeration controller for walk-in freezers and coolers. The Eco-Smart provides on-demand defrost, remote monitoring and diagnostics for new equipment or the upgrade of existing refrigeration equipment.

STANDARD FEATURES
  • Energy savings
  • Defrosts only when needed (demand defrost)
  • Improved product integrity – reduces spoilage
  • Alarm notification text/e-mail
  • Remote monitoring & system control
  • Reduces liability by eliminating icing issues
  • More effective service calls
  • For new equipment or upgrade of existing equipment
  • Easily integrated with Building Energy Management Systems
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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the benefits of using Eco-Smart?

Eco-Smart offers on-demand defrost through smart algorithms, remote monitoring and diagnostics, easy retrofit integration, and an ROI typically within one year.

What makes RDT’s Eco-Smart Controls different from others?

Eco-Smart stands out with intelligent on-demand defrost (vs. timer-based), remote monitoring and diagnostics, and the ability to retrofit into existing equipment.

How does defrost monitoring work?

Eco-Smart uses temperature sensors and a controller to monitor real-time conditions and trigger defrost cycles only when necessary. This reduces energy consumption and eliminates unnecessary defrosts compared to fixed-schedule systems.

How much energy savings can RDT systems provide?

RDT systems can cut energy usage by up to 50% for foodservice operations.

Who do I contact for technical support or troubleshooting?
Contact RDT’s Warranty & Tech Support staff (William Armstrong, Cary Madsen, Brad Croak) at 972-937-3215, ext. 2.
What is the best way to request a quote or drawing?

Submit an inquiry via the Contact Us form or email info@rdtonline.com.

How can customers get or request warranty information?

Warranty information is available on the RDT website here.

What should I know before installing an RDT system?
  • Verify voltage and amperage compatibility (systems are often pre-wired).
  • Ensure sufficient power supply with dedicated circuits.
  • Confirm condenser airflow requirements and clearance.
  • Plan for drain lines with proper slope and trap installation.
  • Select refrigerants that comply with EPA/CARB/F-Gas regulations.
  • Follow correct refrigerant piping layout and insulation.
  • Comply with local codes and inspection requirements.
  • Use licensed refrigeration contractors familiar with rack systems.
  • Establish a preventive maintenance schedule (filter cleaning, leak checks, defrost calibration).

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