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At the forefront of sustainability
At the forefront of sustainability Air@Work will introduce there most efficient air handling solution based on indirect adiabatic cooling during the WETEX exhibition in Dubai for the middle east region. The Air@Work cooling solution is a unique concept enabling a EER cooling above 20 and a cooling effectiveness up to 100% […]
Switch Datacenters Implements Indirect Adiabatic Cooling
Switch Datacenters Implements Indirect Adiabatic Cooling Switch Datacenters, a European datacenter operator providing colocation services and build-to-suit corporate datacenters, headquartered in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, has announced a significant energy efficiency upgrade to its data centers located in the Amsterdam area. Switch Datacenters implemented Air@Work’s indirect adiabatic cooling technology, yielding improved energy, […]
Start 2016 good with new data center cooling
Start 2016 good with new data center cooling Air@Work replaced in 2015 the cooling systems of two “live” datacenters for Air@Work indirect adiabatic cooling systems. The first results are available now. Switch Datacenters Woerden already saves 80% in energy consumption, 50% in water consumption and 50% in overall maintenance expenditures. We congratulate Switch […]
Short presentation Air@Work Data Centre World 2015
Are you interested in high energy efficient and environmental friendly indirect adiabatic cooling solutions? On the Data Centre World 2015 Air@Work exposed their adiabatic cooling systems with a live demo! You can use the Air@Work products for cooling datacentres, computer rooms, schools, industrial applications and offices. Did you miss the event and you want to experience the […]
AHR Show Chicago successfully started for Air@Work
AHR Show Chicago successfully started for Air@Work. Lots of interest for Air@Work’s Energy Recovery Ventilation and Indirect Evaporative Cooling combined in one packaged air handler. If you’re visiting the AHR EXPO today or tomorrow please come and visit us at booth 7070! Air@Work, is revolutionizing the air conditioning industry, by implementing a highly efficient […]
Air@Work conquers North America
Air@Work conquers North America With two projects for in total 2 MW / 600 tons industrial cooling makes Air@Work her introduction in North America. The project is to condition the air of two industrial food production facilities in central Mexico. The project forms the single largest project for indirect adiabatic cooling in the […]
Visit us at Datacentre World 2015 in London and the AHR Expo in Chicago
AHR Expo in Chicago The AHR Expo is the World’s Largest HVACR Marketplace. The Show brings together over 2,000 exhibiting companies and 40,000 visitors representing the entire spectrum of the industry including: HVACR manufacturers, engineers, contractors, OEMs, facility managers, and other professionals. In addition, you’ll find over 100 educational seminars, workshops (presented by ASHRAE and […]
We wish you an wonderful Christmas and a happy new year!
We wish you a wonderful Christmas and a happy New Year We are proud that we were able to provide national and international datacentre’s, computer rooms, schools and offices with our energy efficient and environmental friendly indirect adiabatic cooling solutions. Thank you for your pleasant cooperation and we look forward to meet you again […]
One MW cooling assignment for Switch Datacenters
One MW cooling assignment for Switch Datacenters Switch Datacenters awards Air@Work the assignment for one MegaWatt of indirect adiabatic cooling in their datacenter in Woerden NL. Reliable and short payback time “The payback time and the reliability were the decisive factors” tells Gregor Snip of Switch Datacenters. “Not only the installation becomes […]
A good climate for the Parnassiaschool
A good climate for the Parnassiaschool in Santport A first The Parnassiaschool in Santport is a first for refreshing, heating and cooling air with an innovative climate unit in a school building. The high density of the classrooms leads to a high internal heat load. Because of insufficient ventilation the concentration of carbon dioxide […]
