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BAM
technology makes 13 SEER a business opportunity
Position your company for profit-building 13 SEER
business.
Only 4 percent of compressor unit sales are currently rated 13 SEER
or higher. Beginning in 2006, all 7 million residential units sold
annually will be 13 SEER. AlumiCool can help you profit from that
move.
Conventional condensers mean high costs for you
and for your customers
Meeting the 13 SEER rating requirement calls for more efficient
high-end units. But conventional copper and aluminum tube-in-fin
(TIF) solutions for high-efficiency condenser units are expensive
and complex, requiring double coils and/ or complex electronic controls.
This can drive up your costs and cause problems for installers and
maintenance personnel.
AlumiCool technology delivers better 13 SEER solutions
There is a lower-cost path to 13 SEER ratings without complicated
electronic controls: high-efficiency Brazed Aluminum Microchannel
(BAM) technology from AlumiCool.
BAM condenser designs have years of proven performance –
and reliability – in automotive applications. Now they’re
available for residential applications.
AlumiCool makes higher efficiency a business opportunity
AlumiCool BAM technology presents a unique opportunity to OEMs who move quickly to increase their share in this $8 billion market. Using BAM, we can help you move quickly to increase the efficiency of your existing unit designs, while improving reliability and lowering your cost relative to TIF coils.
AlumiCool support allows a two-stage move to BAM
technology
Adopt AlumiCool’s BAM technology to your product line in stages. First, use high-efficiency BAM coils as a direct replacement for TIF coils in your existing designs. We can produce coils from our standard designs in a variety of dimensions to fit your tonnage requirements.
Second, with some additional engineering, you can get even greater
system efficiency from BAM condensers making other components smaller
and less expensive. AlumiCool engineering support is available to
help. AlumiCool technical consulting can help you develop specifications
for sizing, capacity, efficiency and compatibility with your existing
units.
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