The essential components of refrigeration systems, condensing units are in charge of discharging heat
that the refrigerant in the evaporator has absorbed. Composed of parts including fans, controllers,
compressors, and condenser coils, they enable the transformation of high-temperature, high-pressure
vapour refrigerant into liquid. The cooling cycle is then resumed by returning this liquid refrigerant to
the evaporator. Condensing units are essential to the maintenance of refrigeration systems’ ideal
temperature control and energy efficiency in a variety of industries, including process cooling, HVAC,
and food storage.