Every air conditioner is blowing out a huge amount of hot air. This is of course aggravating the green house effect.
Why not use this "waste heat energy" for other purposes?
Our air conditioners are equipped with an heat recovery unit that transfers this thermal energy to a water flow.
This water flow is connected to a water tank and here is your hot water - for free!
BTW since the compressor (the outdoor unit) can run at lower temperatures our heat recovery units are prolonging the lifetime of your air conditioners and are reducing the energy consumption as well.

We offer both systems:
- new air conditioners with built-in heat recovery
- you want to upgrade your air conditioners? Yes, we can retrofit our heat recovery units.

Get hot water for free, prolonge the lifetime of your air conditioner!

Here the main features:
- Compressor unit (CDU): Cooling range from 12,000 to 36,000 BTU, all 220 V, rotary
- Fan coil unit (FCU): Wall type, 1- to 4-way ceiling cassettes, duct type
- Steel pressure tanks 60-500 l, including digital controller
- Water heating up to 50°C, outdoor temperature 30-45°C, indoor temperature 20-25 °C

Example for an Air conditioner with 18,000 BTUH, running 8 hrs a day:
> You get 300 liters of hot water 50°C per day, enough to supply a whole Villa with warm water
> You save 9,000 THB energy costs per year
> Compared to the price for a standard A/C compressor: Return of investment after one year!

Reduce your carbon footprint and save money without loosing comfort! Please contact us for more info.

Remark:
In Thailand the standard air conditioner is using R22 as refrigerant gas which has a relatively low ozone depletion potential of 0.055. However, even this lower ozone depletion potential is no longer considered acceptable. It will be phased out soon under the Montreal Protocol, to be replaced by other refrigerants with lower or no ozone depletion potential. We can provide air conditioners using R134a as refrigerant gas, which has no ozone depletion potential.