The Port-A-Cool Hurricane portable evaporative cooling unit can lower temperatures up to 30°F and provides 14,500 cfm. The unit utilizes high-efficiency cooling pads and water to naturally cool up to 3,500 square feet.
Incorporating heat exchangers with outdoor air, the Oasis Indirect Evaporative Coolers (IEC) gives minimal air filtration and enhanced supply temperatures resulting in data center power utilization efficiency (PUE) capabilities of less than 1.1.
Coolerado announced that Intermountain Healthcare has selected the Coolerado M50 line of air conditioners to reduce energy costs and increase environmental health for its clinics, home health, and operating room settings.
Coolerado has announced that Ram Grinding, a high-precision industrial grinding facility located in Arvada, Colo., has been able to save over $5,000 annually in cooling costs for its 7,200-square-foot facility through the use of Coolerado’s indirect evaporative cooling technology.
Cooling air without added moisture, the Oasis EPX5000 Indirect Evaporative Cooling System can recover 50 percent of the heat exhausted from the space in the winter months, the company said.
Coolerado today announced that AISO.net (Affordable Internet Services Online), a Tier III data center, is saving 80 percent in energy costs — translating to $24,000 in annual savings — through the use of Coolerado air conditioning units.
Only by using more advanced cooking and chilling technology can you ensure that your potato salad is fresh, delicious, and offers optimum shelf life, without the use of unappealing preservatives.
The new Port-A-Cool® Hurricane portable evaporative cooling unit utilizes high-efficiency cooling pads and water to naturally cool up to 3,500 square feet and lower temperatures up to 30ºF.
A University of California, Davis (UC Davis) challenge to build more energy-efficient air conditioning systems has spurred a major global manufacturer to build a rooftop unit that is 40 percent more energy efficient than conventional units.