Low Discharge Superheat is a term used in refrigeration and air conditioning systems to describe the amount of energy needed to convert liquid refrigerant into a vapor. This is a key measure of the efficiency of a system, as lower superheat values indicate that less energy is being lost during the process. In commercial cooling systems, many regulations emphasize the importance of keeping Low Discharge Superheat at an absolute minimum. This can help ensure efficient operation and reduce energy costs over time. Achieving low discharge superheat requires careful monitoring and enforcement, which is why it’s so important for businesses of all sizes to stay on top of the regulations.