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Samsung Wind Free air conditioner adopts AI technology
NETHERLANDS: Samsung has launched new wall-mounted Wind-Free air conditioners using R32 refrigerant and incorporating AI smart technology.
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Daikin adds R32 heat pump chiller
EUROPE: Daikin has now extended the use of R32 refrigerant to heat pump chillers, completing the Japanese air conditioning manufacturer’s Bluevolution R32 range.
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Refrigerant management software now available for free
USA: Gas detection equipment manufacturer Bacharach has announced that its award-winning Parasense refrigerant tracking and compliance software is now available for free.
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Tecogen cultivates cannabis business
USA: Three 200 ton gas-engine-driven chillers have been supplied by Tecogen to a cannabis cultivation factory in New Jersey.
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Toshiba R32 tool ensures EN378 compliance
UK: Toshiba has developed an online tool that automatically checks R32 refrigerant-based air conditioning designs for compliance with the safety requirements of European Standard EN378.
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Scientists develop energy-free personal cooling device
USA: Researchers at the University of Missouri are developing an on-skin electronic device which can passively cool human bodies by around 6ºC without consuming any energy.
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Efficient AC now arriving at Platform 21
UK: Air conditioning contractor Coolair Equipment Ltd is to supply the latest energy efficient cooling and heating technology to one of Birmingham’s most prestigious office developments.
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Taste of effciency at London deli
UK: A North London delicatessen, with a history dating back 75 years, has cut its energy bills with a new Toshiba heat-pump-based air conditioning system and air curtain.
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MHI launches high efficiency R32 chiller in Japan
JAPAN: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries is incorporating a new design of scroll compressor and R32 refrigerant in a new range of air-cooled heat pump chillers being introduced in Japan.
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Scientists send heat energy through a vacuum
USA: Scientists in the US claim to have turned heat transfer physics on its head by proving that heat energy can travel through a vacuum.
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