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Troubleshooting and Maintenance Tips by Xochitl Barajas, Marketing Coordinator Eco-Pro Here are some helpful tips to know for the summer. Check Air Filters: Dirty or clogged air filters can restrict airflow and reduce system efficiency. Regularly inspect and replace air filters, typically every 1-3 months, or as recommended by the manufacturer. Inspect Thermostat Settings: Ensure that the thermostat is set to the desired temperature and mode (cooling or heating). Replace batteries if necessary, and consider upgrading to a programmable or smart thermostat for better energy management. Click to read more.... https://lnkd.in/g4AtMv6M

Project Spotlight: Bowden Road – Dual Challenges, Seamless Execution! We thrive on complex challenges. Our recent project at Bowden Road involved delivering high-level electrical solutions for two clients, Tokyo Foods and Daikin Heatpumps, with vastly different needs – and we delivered! From installing a commercial kitchen in a -20°C environment for Tokyo Foods to fitting out state-of-the-art office and warehouse spaces for Daikin. Here are some key elements that made this project unique: ·?????High and low voltage installations. ·?????Walk-in freezers for extreme temperatures. ·?????Achieving Green Star 5 standards. ·?????Adjusting to evolving requirements – on a challenging site. Through careful planning, strong communication, and the team getting stuck in. We met two sets of expectations and delivered two future ready facilities. We are proud of the delivery and results for both brands: powering your projects, no matter the challenge. Talk to the DGE team today and see if we can help you on your next project. #ElectricalEngineering #GreenStarStandards #ProjectManagement #ColdStorage #Warehousing #Sustainability #DGE #ElectricalSolutions #CommercialFitout

Ever wondered how much you could save on your energy bills? Ventilation accounts for around 30% of total energy usage for a commercial kitchen. In a typical kitchen, fans will be running at 100% even when there is little to no activity happening on the cook-line. This leads to a large amount of wasted energy and excess carbon produced. With Cheetah, we can control your fan speeds in line with the kitchens demand and save you energy when there is little or no cooking. You could see reduced energy costs by up to 80%! Contact our team today to book in a survey! ?? [email protected]

ASHRAE Journal, January 2025 https://lnkd.in/d_kdhnCK This month’s issue of ASHRAE Journal includes topics such as controlling CO2 concentrations in cars, maintaining “technical tightness” in refrigeration and HVAC systems and decarbonizing with ventilation effectiveness in mind. Features: Control Strategy To Limit Cabin CO2 Concentrations in Cars Integrating User Carbon Into the Whole Life Carbon Assessments Standard Standing Columns: IEQ Applications Column: Can We Effectively Decarbonize Without Considering Ventilation Effectiveness? Engineer’s Notebook Column: Uncommon Sense: Designing for a Sustainable, Maintainable Building Refrigeration Applications Column: Staying Tight

What is Cheetah: Revolutionizing Kitchen Ventilation and Energy Efficiency ?? Our Demand Control Kitchen Ventilation system, Cheetah, can reduce your energy costs by up to 80%! ?? Advanced Technology: Leveraging the ‘Affinity Laws for Centrifugal Loads,’ Cheetah’s fans running at 40% speed consume just 6% of the energy compared to full capacity. ?? Smart Energy Use: By controlling ventilation fan speeds to match cooking demands, Cheetah minimizes the loss of conditioned air, ensuring optimal energy efficiency. ?? Versatile Solutions: Perfect for both retrofit and new build projects, Cheetah integrates seamlessly to create a Variable Air Volume system. ?? Compliance & Control: Meets Building Regulations Parts F & L with mandatory variable speed drives, managing larger extract fans effectively and safely. Transform your commercial kitchen with Cheetah – where innovation meets energy efficiency! ? Want to learn more about Cheetah and how it can benefit your kitchen? Contact our team today. ?? +44 (0)118 973 9310 ?? [email protected] #EnergyEfficiency #CommercialKitchens #SustainableSolutions #QuintexCheetah

The?bundled ducts market?is set to experience substantial growth, with insights and forecasts indicating a promising trajectory through 2032. As industries increasingly prioritize efficiency and sustainability, bundled ducts are becoming a vital component in various applications, particularly in HVAC systems. These innovative solutions not only streamline installation processes but also enhance energy efficiency, making them an attractive choice for businesses looking to reduce operational costs and environmental impact. The market's expansion is fueled by advancements in technology and a growing awareness of the benefits of integrated duct systems. As we move forward, it will be exciting to see how the bundled ducts market evolves, driving innovation and contributing to more sustainable practices across multiple sectors. Source: https://lnkd.in/dZB228sS

Blog: A Tall Order: Choosing High-Speed Doors for Cold Storage Facilities Cold storage facilities demand tall doors that deliver reliability, efficiency, and energy savings. This is why Rytec high-performance doors are the ideal choice for these unique installations. https://bit.ly/41oaBv0 #highperformancedoors #coldstorage #talldoors

On pg 14 of HVR, Alexis Roberts from Diffusion explains how modular fan coil design is ideal for change of use refurbishments since the units can be easily reconfigured to suit the building’s new purpose, while helping reduce carbon emissions and delivering multiple sustainability benefits. Read more: https://lnkd.in/evF-y3ee

Fun Fact Friday: The fundamental design and operation of cooling towers have not changed much since they were first developed over a century ago! While there have been improvements in materials, technology, and efficiency, the core principles of evaporative cooling has not significantly changed. We actually service a few cooling tower’s that are over 80 years old and still operational, which is pretty cool – no pun intended. #HCTS #CoolingTower #Century #Design #Operation #Cooling #Efficiency #HVAC #HVACEquipment #EvaporativeCooling #Evaporation #Improvement #Material #Technology #EnergyEfficiency #IndustrialEquipment #FunFacts #FactFriday #FunFactFriday #Century #EvaporativeCooling #Process #Cool

Innovation in the building sector creates sustainability – the Institute of Energy Systems and Fluid Engineering #zhawIEFE at the @ZHAW School of Engineering was actively involved in the 23rd status seminar of @BRENET in Windisch at the end of August. The seminar focused on net zero, circular economy, negative emission technologies and sufficiency. In two five-minute pitch sessions @Christian Stahel presented the results of the basic research study on energy efficiency in refrigeration systems, which the #zhawIEFE of the @ZHAW School of Engineering conducted for the @SIA Swiss Society of Engineers and Architects. The second pitch session was dedicated by @Christian Stahel to the study ‘Energetic comparison of cooling systems in supermarkets. It shows that supermarkets with plug-in (decentralised) cooling systems have the highest electricity consumption. They require significantly more energy for air conditioning the store than centralised cooling systems, which can also make optimal use of the heat from the refrigeration unit. The following are involved in the #zhawIEFE project: @Christian Stahel, @Manuel Diem, @Mirco Ganz, @Silvan Steiger and @Frank Tillenkamp. #Brenet, #Status seminar #supermarket #refrigerated display cabinets #energy efficiency #refrigeration systems