100 % Water – 0 % direct CO2 Emisssions: Discover the next generation Clean Cooling! Click through and learn more about the new eChiller120.
"The eChiller120 is the starting signal for us for a large-scale product offensive"
Georg Dietrich, CEO
"The refrigeration industry is currently facing a paradigm shift. Current refrigerants are set to disappear from the market over the long term."
Thomas Bartmann, Sales Director
"We‘ve gathered a lot of feedback from our customers that influenced on the development of this product."
Peter Kaden, Product Manager
The eChiller120 solves the current challenges for the application areas of industrial cooling, machine cooling and cooling of electronic equipment.
Further reading of exciting content on why making an investment in sustainable cooling today will secure your competitive advantage in the future.
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Future-Proof and Sustainable: Clean Cooling with the eChiller120 Whether for buildings, machines, processes or entire …
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Efficient Energy GmbH helps you master the challenges of refrigeration technology. With our eChiller model series, companies benefit in the long term and sustainably from an environmentally friendly solution, which impresses with its high cost efficiency and 0 percent direct CO2 emissions.
