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A Dry cooling system known as a "free cooling unit" uses outside air rather than mechanical refrigeration to cool a building's interior. Free cooling systems make use of the ambient temperature difference between the inside and outside air to offer cooling.
For the free cooling system, Vrcooler offers dry coolers.
In climates where the outside temperature is lower than the inside temperature, free cooling systems are often made to function. A dry cooler is used to achieve this, transferring heat from the interior air to the exterior air. Hence, there is less demand for mechanical refrigeration and a decrease in indoor air temperature.
Free cooling systems can be utilized independently or in conjunction with an existing HVAC system. Free cooling is often utilized in data centers, where cooling uses a large amount of the energy consumed, and it can assist lower operational costs. They can also be employed in various cooling-required commercial and industrial situations.
A Dry cooling system known as a "free cooling unit" uses outside air rather than mechanical refrigeration to cool a building's interior. Free cooling systems make use of the ambient temperature difference between the inside and outside air to offer cooling.
For the free cooling system, Vrcooler offers dry coolers.
In climates where the outside temperature is lower than the inside temperature, free cooling systems are often made to function. A dry cooler is used to achieve this, transferring heat from the interior air to the exterior air. Hence, there is less demand for mechanical refrigeration and a decrease in indoor air temperature.
Free cooling systems can be utilized independently or in conjunction with an existing HVAC system. Free cooling is often utilized in data centers, where cooling uses a large amount of the energy consumed, and it can assist lower operational costs. They can also be employed in various cooling-required commercial and industrial situations.
