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TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION ADVERTORIAL Heat. Wave Goodbye.


Prolonged hot weather and the effects on the UK economy are here to stay but you can stay cool, energy efficient and save money through EcoCooling.


W


orkplaces and workers are suffering from the effects of what is looking like the hottest UK summer on record. According to the ‘London School of Economics and


Political Science’, current costs of heat stress to the British economy are already substantial and this trend will continue. As temperatures increase, workers have decreased energy, loss of concentration, muscle cramps, heat rash, and in extreme cases heat exhaustion. Not to mention the effects on product storage.


Traditional air conditioning increases emissions and is no longer a viable, long-term


solution. Warehouses in particular require a different method for cooling large spaces effectively. Typical ventilation systems are unable to maintain internal temperatures below 25°C during prolonged warm periods and refrigeration-based systems can be expensive to operate, whilst requiring frequent maintenance.


EcoCooling use direct evaporative cooling in their systems to deliver 100% fresh air.


The process of evaporation removes heat without the need for refrigeration and units can produce a large continuous stream of comfortably cool, clean, fresh air.


Energy efficiency is an emerging priority, with MPs looking to lay down new guidelines


to future-proof and meet set targets with a warmer UK climate. Official Government Advisors have reported that more needs to be done across industrial sectors to avoid a slowdown in economic growth with high temperatures setting to become the norm.


An EcoCooling system uses up to 90% less energy and runs at less than 10% in


comparison to refrigerated air con. Due to the large floor space within most warehouses and factories, the financial and energy savings can be astounding. Many customers who make the switch from traditional air conditioning to evaporative cooling are overwhelmed with the results.


Some of the clients EcoCooling have helped save money include Herman Miller,


Cummins Diesel, EE Glass and Siemens. Capitalising on their vast industry experience, EcoCooling work closely with consultants


and end-user clients to optimise cooling technology, whatever the scale, age or purpose of the space. Simplicity is the core principal of evaporative cooling and EcoCooling carry this notion through every area of their complimentary design advice service.


  The EcoCooling range is the only evaporative cooler designed specifically for the UK


and European industrial and commercial market. Having been operational for over 15 years, the company has more than 3500 installations in the UK. The several large warehouses in Bury St Edmunds hold stock for all coolers as part of a streamlined UK-wide installation network. EcoCooling pride themselves on their service to clients and are at the forefront of evaporative cooling technology.


Call for a free quote and to connect with a cooling engineer.


EcoCooling  01284 810586  sales@ecocooling.co.ukwww.ecocooling.co.uk


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