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Take more from the sun, give less to the sky... and we all win. >
Open the catalog to page 1A product that, a) uses the suns rays to reduce heating energy needs, b) refreshes the air breathed by those inside, c) at negligible operating costs, might well be deemed worthy of purchase for world citizen- ship reasons alone. However, in a less-than-perfect world, a significant new expenditure is more likely to win boardroom applause by bettering the bottom line. Which SolarWall does Җ routinely. Specifically, its industry-leading efficiency rate of up to 75% normally results in financial paybacks > Sales offi ce, Beijing, China one of 25 SolarWall countries. that range from immediate...
Open the catalog to page 2SolarWall has led the way ever since (both software for worldwide use (i.e. for helping companies scientifically and in worldwide sales). to figure out the best clean energy technologies for their purposes) SolarWalls John Hollick was a natural > choice. Since other partners included UNEP (United According to the U.S. Department of Energy Nations Environment Program), REDI (Renewable SolarWall systemԒs unique design is in the top two percent of energy-related inventions in the worldӔ . SolarWall was also lauded by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) as the most efficient active...
Open the catalog to page 3From a U.S. base camp at the South Pole to a Canadian high-rise apartment that boasts the worlds tallest solar collector, SolarWall systems are found in 25 countries, including solid penetration of North American and European markets, as well as those of Japan, China and India. Its customers (around 1,000 in number) range from the gigantic hangars of the U.S. Army and NASA, to large high- rises embracing a wide range of office and apartment types, to schools and arenas in urban and remote locations. Major corporate clients include Bombardier, FedEx, Ford, General Motors, Goodyear Tire and...
Open the catalog to page 4According to the U.S. Department of Energy, rainscreen, protecting the SolarWall is ғthe most reliable, best performing and lowest building against rain and c ost solar heating system for commercial and industrial other moisture which buildings available on the market today.֔ is especially useful in retrofits of older buildings. > costs, please contact us. > Why? Because in many Annual energy savings (which begin immediately, countries and U.S. of course) range from $2 to $8/ft > 2 ($20 to $80/m > 2 ) of states ֖ government wall during cold winter weather. grants greatly offset On sunny...
Open the catalog to page 5A SolarWall solar air heating system comprises two > key parts. 1. Perforated aluminum or steel cladding, > installed on an exterior wall or walls (usually the When summer enters the scene, hey, presto! sun-rich south-facing wall). 2. Simple ventilation fans. The same SolarWall tools go to work helping keep And thatҒs that! the building cool . Installed about 8 inches (20 centimeters) away In hot summer from the inner wall, the sun-absorbing all-metal months, ventilation fans cladding creates a small space between the facade and by-pass the SolarWall the building. Outside air is drawn in...
Open the catalog to page 6Conserval Systems Inc. 4242 Ridge Lea Rd., Suite 28, Buffalo, New York 14226 T: 716.835.4903 F: 716.835.4904 E: solarwallUSA@solarwall.com W: www.solarwall.com Conserval Engineering Inc. 200 Wildcat Road, Toronto, Ontario M3J 2N5 T: 416.661.7057 F: 416.661.7146 E: info@solarwall.com W: www.solarwall.com >
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