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Evaporative Cooling Applications: Food and Drink
Food and drink manufacturing routinely creates a hot environment which can be detrimental to comfort, product quality and equipment performance and reliability. One way to reverse this is with the installation of Evaporative Water Cooling.

Evaporative Cooling Applications: Modern Offices
Many modern offices are uncomfortable due to high occupancy, more equipment (computers etc) and improved building insulation. Evaporative Water Cooling can help improve working comfort and increase productivity.

Evaporative Cooling Applications: Schools
Many educational facilities have problems with high temperatures causing student and staff discomfort. A typical example of this is IT rooms. A refrigeration based air conditioning system is costly to install and run. It also has a significant carbon impact.

Evaporative Cooling Applications: Data Centres
EcoCooling can now offer evaporative cooling systems for data centres, UPS rooms, IT rooms and server rooms. Conventional Computer Room Air Conditioners (CRAC’s) are high users of electricity. An EcoCooling evaporative cooling system can significantly decrease these costs by over 90% giving potential pay backs of under a year and creating massive carbon savings.

Evaporative Cooling Performance
Substantial benefits are shown between traditional methods of cooling and the evaporative method. Evaporative Water Cooling clearly outperforms in this critical area.

How Evaporative Cooling Works
A overview of the basics of Evaporative Water Cooling and how it all works with key benefits to you.

 

Daikin Altherma Air To Water Monobloc Heat Pump
This new system offers the Altherma and Hydrobox as a one off package situated in the garden/outside, connected to the house by water pipes.

Our Ground Source Heat Pumps
Ground and air source heat pump technology is now well proven, having been successfully used as a means of domestic heating for over 30 years. Heat pumps generate no carbon emissions at site and use approximately 25% of the energy required by a conventional gas or oil fired boiler. Also, unlike solar energy solutions, heat pumps can provide all of the energy required for a building’s heating and hot water. As the cost of fossil fuels continues to rise the savings resulting from the use of heat pumps will increase, and the payback period for the required investment will decrease.

The Renewable Energy Showroom
The Cambridge Renewable Energy Centre is a fully active showroom where you can view and test a number of energy saving devices and talk with us about how your business or home can benefit from the potential savings using our new systems.