Let’s Talk About ‘Climate as a S ervice’

In virtually every HVACD system on the market, compressors are required to do the work of rejecting heat and humidity. Those compressors consume the most energy (by far) in the entire system: upwards of 80% of total system energy consumption.
The key to reducing energy consumption is to limit the use of compressors for rejecting heat and humidity. The Harvest Air system leverages the HarvestWheel – a total energy rotary heat exchanger, or an enthalpy wheel – to indirectly use the outside air to cool and dehumidify the space, when the outside air has a lower dew point than the return air from the space.
So, what does that mean for your bottom line?
The team at Harvest Integrated will explain. Check out their exclusive special report, *this month only*, Reduce Energy Cost and Increase Profit With Harvest Air and Climate-as-a-Service.