Energy-efficient Cooling saves the environment and reduces costs

Did you know that supermarkets and ice rinks can spend up to 50% of their energy on cooling? A carefully selected and well-maintained cooling system keeps energy efficiency and temperature stable regardless of the circumstances inside or outside the property.

Reduce costs and emissions with integrated cooling systems

Cooling solutions can generally be divided into comfort cooling and process cooling for buildings, industries and special premises, such as data centres, Both comfort and process cooling benefit from integration to other building technology.

Integrate cooling solutions to your other technical processes and you can reduce costs in both device investment as well as operations. For example, by integrating cooling systems with a building automation system, you can ensure that your building will not be heated and cooled simultaneously.

Incorporate a lifecycle approach to cooling

A cooling system requires regular maintenance to operate efficiently. We cover the entire lifecycle of comfort and process cooling systems, from planning, installation and maintenance to recycling. This allows you to focus on your customers and core business instead of worrying about your cooling systems.

Besides annual maintenance, we can help you with:

Statutory obligations 
Leak checks
Meeting environmental requirements.

We are a device-independent maintenance partner and will make sure your business-critical systems keep working efficiently and safely.

Efficient data centre cooling systems

The world is increasingly dependent on smooth global networks and connections, which requires reliable data centres. The electricity in data centres generates heat, which may cause interruptions in services, if the cooling system is insufficient. An efficient cooling system minimizes the energy consumption in the data centre and ensures that an excessive heat load will not interrupt your service.

Sustainable services for the cooling of data centres

Modern data and IT centres and their server rooms are primarily cooled with water-cooled cables or by utilising hot/cold aisles between the server rack rows. Free cooling, in which cool outdoor air is utilised to cool the water, is also a suitable and an ecological solution. The excess heat generated by cooling can be used elsewhere in the building to mimize the external heating spends.

Partnership for the entire lifecycle

Advisory services
Planning of process and data centre cooling solutions
Brand-independent system delivery and implementation
Service and maintenance, remote maintenance and control.

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