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Updated: January 6, 2021

Have you heard about Free Heating?

The iFH (Free Heating) products available from ICS CE harnesses the rejected energy from a process or HVAC circuit & utilises it to assist in the generation of low temperature hot water up to 80°C & thus reduce the energy consumption of the cooling source & maximises the energy efficiency of both a sites heating & cooling circuits

If you have a process that needs heating, this heat can be recovered from the chiller via our i-FH unit and then supplied directly to your boiler, reducing the heating load and drive down energy costs as a result.  ICS Cool Energy offer 6 different i-FH models that offer from 182kW through to 420kW net heating (at 10°c/7°c entering/leaving evaporator & 47°c/55°c entering/leaving condenser).

If you would like to learn more about Free Heating and understand how much you could be saving, get in touch today and arrange a free analysis by your local technically trained sales engineer.

Sales 0800 774 7426

Hire 0800 840 4210

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