Premier cooling (1st September 2008)

Premier Foods Bury St Edmunds has installed 5 more EcoCooling evaporative coolers to cool their sauce preparation area. This brings the total number of coolers installed to 75, which represents the largest single evapor

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  Cool systems (1st July 2008)

EcoCooling says its evaporative cooling systems provide a simple, safe and low-cost alternative to cooling buildings at a fraction of the cost of air conditioning systems.

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  Cooling with environmental responsibility (1st May 2008)

Spiralling energy costs have put energy efficiency on the top of everybody's 'to do' list and has raised the question about the sustainability of traditional air conditioning systems. EcoCooling Evaporative cooling syste

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  Cool shoes (1st March 2008)

The 200 shops in the Stylo Barratt Shoes chain are serviced from a single distribution warehouse.

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  Evaporative system helps pickers keep their cool (1st September 2007)

The cooling of two large mezzanines at Clarks Shoes' warehouse in Somerset has been achieved using EcoCooling evaporative coolers. A total of 12 units, providing up to 400kW of cooling capacity, form part of a cross-fl

From Energy management

  Evaporative cooling system (1st May 2007)

EcoCooling evaporative cooling is an alternative to refrigeration based air conditioning and is used as part of a balanced ventilation system to cool buildings.

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  Efficient cooling for people and buildings (1st March 2007)

The application of evaporative cooling for the cooling of buildings and people will be the theme of EcoCooling's stand at Total 2007. Evaporative cooling is suitable for cooling energy-intensive factories and warehouses. Pri

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Staff no longer hot under the collar (19th September 2006)

Evaporative cooler supplier, EcoCooling, has 'tailored' a cooling solution for Cheshire Bespoke – which produces the famous Lutwyche bespoke suits from its Crewe production plant. Temperatures of 35°C had made staff hot under the collar, but after spending less than £5K, workers are now finding the environment more 'suited' to their needs...

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