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The extension of the traditional hands‐on laboratories to the Internet, in which labs are remotely accessible to the users to perform experiments, is still a challenge for education in engineering. In this paper, we present a remote refrigeration laboratory that allows students, trainees, and engineers to get acquainted with control aspects of mechanical refrigeration systems. Thanks to a university–industry partnership, the remote lab is hosted in an industrial site and it can be accessed by means of a client–server communication and an ad‐hoc designed LabVIEW‐based user interface, that allows to monitor and control the plant. The user can conduct both open‐ and closed‐loop experiments on a typical vapor compression cycle refrigeration system, testing different control architectures that range from standard regulators to data‐driven PID controllers.
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