Grocery refrigeration solutions, by problem and by role.
Start with the problem that costs you the most, or the job you do.
By problem.
Grocers of every size
One platform from a single independent store to a national chain, with the same alarm desk and analytics.
Refrigerant leak detection
Find slow refrigerant leaks before the next top-up, using the data your controllers already collect.
EPA and refrigerant leak compliance
What the 2026 EPA leak rules mean for grocery stores, and how earlier detection keeps you ahead of them.
Compressor failure prediction
Predictive maintenance for supermarket racks: catch compressor distress between service visits, before it becomes a crane lift.
Copeland E2 and E3, Danfoss and Micro Thermo monitoring
Remote access, alarm monitoring and analytics for Copeland E2 and E3, Danfoss and Micro Thermo controllers, plus BACnet and Modbus equipment.
Refrigeration rack monitoring
Continuous monitoring of every supermarket rack: leaks, compressor distress, controller health and alarms.
CO₂ transcritical racks
24/7 alarm monitoring and analytics for transcritical CO₂ racks, where high pressures and power loss leave less time to act.
Walk-in coolers and freezers
A person on every walk-in alarm, day or night, so a failed cooler or freezer reaches someone who can move the product.
Setpoint management
Hold every store to your refrigeration standards: find setpoint drift, missing alarm limits and energy-wasting settings.
Refrigeration monitoring in Canada
24/7 supermarket refrigeration alarm monitoring and analytics from an Ontario company backed by Neelands, which has served grocers since 1958.
By role.
See the risk before it becomes a loss.
Lost product, emergency compressor replacements and refrigerant top-ups rarely show up in one report. Kalder brings them into one place and shows which stores to fix first.
Go from a long list to the next job.
Rank issues across every store, check the controller remotely and brief the technician before they arrive.
Find the setting behind the spend.
Setpoint drift, repeat defrost problems and struggling compressors all cost energy. Find them store by store and measure the change.
Start with fit, then plan the rollout.
Send us your controller list. We will tell you which stores connect as they are and what the rest need.
Find out what Kalder would watch in your stores.
Book a 30-minute walkthrough with someone who knows refrigeration. Not ready for a demo? Send us your store list and controller types, and we’ll tell you in writing which stores connect as they are.