The renewed booth was organized around the five business areas that make up Secop's current range: Food Service, Food Retail, Special Applications, Medical Cold Chain and Mobile Cooling. Each area had its own product counter.
Every counter also featured cutaway compressors. With the assembly breakdown, visitors could see the components that are normally hidden inside and how the technology differs from one compressor type to another.
The counter presented Secop's R290 (propane) range for food service equipment, from compact bottle coolers to commercial freezers. On display were two of the three new KL models, the KLF3.0CNT and the KLF9.6CND, along with the NLE15LNDX and the SCE25MNDX, the largest model in the propane range.
This counter focused on variable-speed compressors of the NLV and SLVE series and the complete control range: Core Functions (CF), Multipurpose (MP) and Extended (XT). Variable-speed compressors adjust motor speed to the actual cooling demand and deliver up to 40% energy savings compared with a fixed-speed R404A compressor.
A new area dedicated to R290 compressors for domestic hot water heat pumps and other low-GWP applications. Visitors saw the third new KL model, the KLE6.6DND, and the NLE10DNDX, both designed for low noise and high efficiency.
The Solar Direct Drive (SDD) Power Management Module, WHO PQS prequalified since March 2026, was shown with the MB3CKV compressor. The counter also featured the ULT condensing unit with two MS18UVULTM compressors in a two-stage cascade, reaching -86°C, and the new MN13UVULTM series for biomedical freezers.
The BD Nano Series was shown with different electronic control units for trucks, electric vehicles, RVs and boats. Each application places different demands on the electronics, even when the compressor stays the same. One example on display was a new-generation EV refrigerator with a BD Nano inside.
Secop thanks all the customers and partners who visited the booth over the three days. Every conversation, question and handshake counted.
Thanks also go to the Secop colleagues who travelled from different countries and gave their time and energy at every counter.
Meeting in person again was the best part of the fair. Face-to-face conversations with long-standing partners and new contacts build relationships that last well beyond the event.
