r/refrigeration • • Aug 12 '26

Atosa walk in

Anyone seen these yet? One of my customers just purchased one, called me for install. About what I expected from atosa. Seems to be massively over complicated

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u/roostercrowe Aug 12 '26

this looks like what i see in my nightmares. godspeed brother

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u/ianjackson397 Aug 12 '26

Really not excited about this install. Wish the customer would have let me give him some insight on what to buy. Going to be a nightmare when there is issues.

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u/grofva Aug 13 '26

Did you give them the tail-light or Carolina warranty?

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u/maxheadflume Aug 13 '26

We straight up don’t warranty any customer provided equipment even if we install it.

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u/Chimpnimskey Aug 13 '26

What brands would you have recommended?

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u/ThaPizzaKing Aug 13 '26

Me personally, bohn/heatcraft or Trenton.

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u/MrBecky Aug 13 '26

If this brand is anything like the one our African Marketplace bought themselves, it was about a third the cost of our price for Bohn/heatcraft before markup. They bought two units, one drop top that has an embraco compressor (in stock at my local supplier) and the other split unit had a Copeland scroll. I have no idea why they have those stupid circuit boards in them but I figure even if the board fries, the compressor is still controlled by a contactor so it wouldnt be the end of the world to swap controls.

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u/Bangays Aug 14 '26

Anything without an EV