[For medical and welfare facilities] Heat-insulating paint - Reducing power CO2 by 10-15%

The power consumption and CO2 emissions of air conditioning units for medical and welfare facilities will be reduced by approximately 10 to 15%!

In medical and welfare facilities, maintaining a comfortable environment for patients and users is the top priority, and stable operation of air conditioning systems is essential for this. However, the power consumption of air conditioning systems is a significant cost factor in facility management, and reducing CO2 emissions has become a social issue. Particularly in facilities that operate year-round, energy-saving measures for air conditioning systems are an urgent challenge. Our "Heat-Reflective Insulation Coating" contributes to solving these issues simply by being applied to existing air conditioning systems. During cooling, the heat-reflective effect suppresses the temperature rise of the outdoor unit, improving the heat exchange rate. During heating, the energy consumption of the defrost operation, which is significant in air conditioning, is reduced by the insulation effect. These effects are expected to reduce annual power consumption and CO2 emissions by 10-15%. [Usage Scenarios] ◆ Improving air conditioning efficiency throughout the facility ◆ Temperature measures for outdoor units installed on rooftops or facing south ◆ Facilities with long operating hours [Benefits of Implementation] ◆ Reduction in electricity costs for air conditioning ◆ Reduction in CO2 emissions ◆ Maintenance of a comfortable indoor environment

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