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| Coolerado Air conditioning system |
Don’t
you just hate it when six O’clock strikes, but can’t bear the idea of parting
from the beloved AC (air conditioner). Well on that note, and before we can’t
see each other, I have the solution to power failure problems across
South-Africa, or at least where air conditioning is affiliated.
The
answer is The Coolerado M50 Air conditioning system.
Why
exactly? Rather ask why not, the Coolerado Air conditioning system, along with
its ground breaking eco-friendly technology, is versatile and can be installed
in almost any building, from commercial and public buildings to school
buildings. Should you feel the need to “go off the grid” and convert to solar
power then there will be absolutely no problem seeing as the system uses less
energy than a single hairdryer.
The
unit weighs 168 kg dry (before operation) and 215 kg wet (during operation). It
draws a maximum of 750 watts of power at full flow and has a cooling capacity
of up to 5 tons (17.6 Kw.) and the conditioned air that is released into the
building has no added humidity.
Compared
to other systems the Coolerado M50 is far superior and unrivaled having been
awarded many prizes since its launch I am pretty sure that there is no better
way to cut back on electricity costs regarding air conditioning.
But
what exactly makes this product so much better than other products? Well let’s
look at a few fun facts:
- · 100% cool, comfortable, fresh filtered air with no added humidity
- · Uses up to 90% less electricity than traditional air conditioners
- · Affordable, very competitive cost wise to other products
- · As temperature increases so does the cooling capacity
- · No CFC refrigerants
- · A limited 5 year warranty
- · Easy maintenance
- · Quiet/Less than 70 DBA at one meter
- · Net zero water impact
- · No humidity added to the cooled/Heated area
- · Patented, new thermodynamic cycle and technology
Now
the big question, if the system uses no CFC refrigerants, how does it cool? The
answer: it uses the same latent cooling process that transfers heat to a
thunderstorm. Water is evaporated into air in one chamber within the air
conditioner, and this cools the air flowing in an adjacent chamber. The cold
air is used to cool the building while the water vapor holding the heat is
exhausted to the outside to be renewed by the atmosphere. This ensures the
freshest air possible is delivered to the customer (Smartsolar, 2012).
Along
with all its pros every product, no matter how good it is, has its cons and one
of the main cons is actually price-wise, as this is a premium and energy
efficient cooling product, installation prices can range from 1 to 3 times the
cost of installing DX ( compressor-based) systems, although upon comparing the
once off price with the amount of money saved on electricity bills most people
find that they have made their money back within two cooling seasons.
So
I guess its clear, the Coolerado air conditioning unit is the way to go and it
would seem that it could potentially be the future of indoor heating and
cooling, minimizing your carbon footprint.
I
strongly suggest that this system be installed as soon as possible.
We
may be a small country but even the smallest of changes can make a huge
difference at the end of the day.
Reference list
Coolerado [online]. Available: <http://www.coolerado.com/m50-energy-efficient-air-conditioner/> [Accessed 11 May 2015]
Smartsolar [online]. Available: < http://www.smartsolar.co.za/faq/> [Accessed 11 May 2015]
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