With the recent growth of India’s Industrial sector we realised that large industries cannot function smoothly without an efficient cooling system. Industrial areas like power plants, petro – chemical plants, semiconductor plants etc need a specific cooling system to ensure their products remain safe and efficient. Some products must be stored in cool places while others are only processed under a certain temperature. Industrial areas also play an important role in the kind of cooling that is sufficient for the place.

Infokool understands the intricate requirements of the industrial sector in India and we use this knowledge to provide unparalleled industrial cooling facilities in India. Our aim is to focus on an environment friendly approach that does not compromise on cooling provisions.

Solar powered appliances produce very little greenhouse gas after they are installed. Since, they do not use electricity they conserve fuels.

The hydro-chlorofluorocarbons and the chlorofluorocarbons emitted from a regular air-conditioner keeps you cool but it also has an adverse effect on the nature around us. Studies show that these pollutants are one of the main reasons for ozone depletion.

Solar Air Conditioners, on the other hand, use less electricity and allow for solar power storage so that you can benefit from it even when the sun is not overhead. Different Solar AC’s vary from each other; some alternate to electric power when it has finished its reserve. However, it all Solar appliances automatically trap solar energy the next time it is exposed to sun.

Solar cooling appliances are evergreen. We use an energy that is available to us for free! And by using it we reduce the amount of pollutants that are dispersed in the air.

Air Conditioners have a closed loop cycle in the refrigerant section which needs to be pressurised by the compressor, located in the condenser, for us to receive cool air. With Solar Air Conditioners, when we fit an external solar panel for it, the heat trapped by the panels create pressure on the closed loop and produces cool air. These air conditioning systems are referred to as efficient cooling systems. When the sun shines bright, the solar panels capture more heat and the increase in heat reduces the amount of pressure needed on the loop cycle.

Solar ACs are slightly more expensive and are harder to assemble than a regular air conditioner however, they are economical and would benefit you in the long run. Solar Cooling systems are cost affective. They require solar energy and therefore do not cause a significant change in your electricity bill.

Once set up, they are easy to maintain. Since the solar panels are on the roof, rain works as a natural cleanser for the panels. You will not have to take out time and put in efforts to clean the panels (unless they are really dirty). The reduction in maintenance makes Solar Cooling systems more time effective.

Lastly, Solar Cooling Systems are nature friendly. As we discussed earlier, they use evergreen energy and leads to reduced greenhouse gas productions – something regular air conditioners are notoriously famous for.