It's obvious that when the sun shines it gets warmer and consequently your air conditioning or refrigeration has to work harder. At the same time solar energy is at its best in direct sunlight. So we use this thermal energy to supplement the energy needed to run the cooling system.
We have seen savings of as much as 60%, in some cases. So at a mere 30% savings the 'Return On Investment' is less than one year.
Significant reduction in energy consumption.
Lowered peak demand
Rebates, incentives & tax credit opportunities
Improved Equipment, investment offset by savings
P.A.C.E. Approved
Dealer Benefits
Opens new opportunities with existing clients
Increases profitability per project -subsidises reduced margin projects.
Edge on competition –Wide open markets
Opens new business sectors for expandability
ROI typically 3 years
Prove your ROI with in-built monitoring, control & reporting
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Payback in less than 3 years
Hybrid Air conditioning
Thermodynamic collection system
Why Solar Assisted Heating and Cooling
Increased system efficiency by up to 70%
Reduced energy consumption
Reduced carbon emissions
Reduced duty cycles for compressors
Increased life expectancy of cooling, chilling and refrigeration hardware
Reduced maintenance/downtime
Systems available for both heating and cooling
Payback of no more than 3 years based purely on energy savings
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Below demonstrates the energy savings on a Falkon Air DC inverter system, in comparison to a A+ rated DC Inverter installation
The chart illustrates that the hotter it gets, the better it works, as the increased energy consumption of the comparative system under the same conditions.