Baltimore Aircoil Company (BAC) will showcase innovative commercial and industrial refrigeration solutions at RETA 2021 – The Refrigerating Engineers and Technicians Association National Conference, taking place November 9-11, 2021, at the Schaumburg Convention Centre Hotel, Schaumburg, IL, Booth #304.
Optimizing energy savings
Highlighted in the booth are the Vertex™ Evaporative Condenser, where peak reliability meets easy maintenance and the TrilliumSeries™ Adiabatic Products which combine the best of evaporative and dry cooling to optimize energy and water savings.
The Hot Point presentation on “Drive for greater Sustainability, Maintainability and Efficiency with New Condenser Technologies” will be delivered by BAC Strategic Accounts Manager Dave Anderson and National Sales Manager Ross Sinclair on November 9th.
30% fewer installation and water costs
Vertex Evaporative Condenser has the lowest total cost of ownership with the lowest installation and maintenance costs
Vertex Evaporative Condenser offers maximum uptime with easy and safe accessibility. It also has the lowest total cost of ownership with the lowest installation, maintenance, and operating costs.
Installation costs are reduced by 30 percent, in part by aligning the upper section to the lower section in less than 15 minutes per cell, due to the industrial-grade rigidity of the unit. Water volume is reduced by up to 30 percent, saving on water and chemical costs.
90% less water use
By combining evaporative and dry cooling, the TrilliumSeries Adiabatic Products can reduce peak and annual energy use by 44% versus traditional air-cooled products or reduce water use by 90% versus traditional evaporative products.
Users also can save on refrigerant charges with coil volumes reduced up to 90% compared to traditional equipment. CO2, ammonia, and fluid cooler models are available.
BAC offers a wide selection of reliable, easy-to-install, and maintain industrial refrigeration products that provide a constant cold temperature with the lowest refrigerant charge and the highest operational efficiency.
