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September 25, 2009 - Using eco-friendly R-410A or R-407c refrigerant, EN Series offers models from 7.5-30 refrigeration tons available as factory-assembled units or as ready-to-assemble on-site kits to fit through 80 x 36 in. doorways. Units have free-cooling and dual-cooling capabilities, and double-wall case construction separates R-value insulation from air stream to enhance IAQ. Airflow and compressor flexibilities can pinpoint any intake temperature set point required with minimal energy cost increases.

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Ecosaire's New EN Series Is Industry's Most Energy-Efficient Precision Air Conditioning


Industry's highest air volume/sq. ft.; highest coil and filter surface area/sq. ft.; and highest sensible heat ratio.

Monday, September 14, 2009
The EcosaireŽ by Dectron subsidiary of Dectron Internationale, Roswell, Ga., has introduced the EN Series, the HVAC industry's only modularly-constructed and most energy-efficient precision air conditioning line for data equipment centers, telecommunications rooms, digital switchgear sites, medical equipment rooms, electrical rack rooms, internet server vaults and other critical cooling environments.

The EN Series offers models from 7.5 to 30 refrigeration tons-all which are modularly constructed as complete factory-assembled units or ready-to-assemble on-site kits to fit through standard 80 x 36-inch doorways. The EN Series also offers the highest air volume/sq. ft. and highest coil and filter surface area/sq. ft. as well as an unmatched 95 to 98-percent sensible heat ratio, all which makes it the most efficient and green precision air conditioning package in the HVAC industry.

Additional efficiencies are possible from the EN Series' standard direct-drive backward inclined (BI) fans with optional variable frequency drives (VFD) and electrically commutated (EC) motors. By combing the EN Series' free-cooling and dual-cooling features with VFD and EC motors, facility managers avoid scalability challenges with future expansion by installing 30-ton capacity units and ramping down to smaller, less-energy consuming refrigeration tonnages until the data center expands to full heat load.

Since current data center management strategies are now more concerned with electronic equipment intake temperatures instead of room temperature due to today's trend toward high server densities, the EN Series' built-in airflow and compressor flexibilities can easily pinpoint any intake temperature set point required with minimal energy cost increases.

The EN Series also offers:
oLift-off hinged doors and a front-end serviceability case design for complete accessibility of all components, which allows tighter, space-saving unit positioning.
o Nearly a dozen return/supply configuration options including upflow, downflow and dropped fans in raised floors, the latter which decreases static pressure and increases airflow performance.
o Environmentally-friendly R-410A or R-407c refrigerant.
o Free cooling where wintertime ambient outdoor air cools a glycol loop instead of the higher operating costs of 50-percent or more for conventional dx equipment.
o Dual cooling where central plant chilled water loops (when available) a primary cooling glycol loop and a secondary dx circuit serves as a redundancy back-up, thus eliminating the expense of two conventional dx circuits for redundancy.
o Double-wall case construction that separates R-value insulation from the air stream to enhance IAQ.
o Humidity control for static electricity reduction. Dehumidification on demand only.
o Both 30 and 65-percent filters for dust control.
o SupervisaireŽ on-board microprocessor capable of either self-sufficient controlling/monitoring or interfacing with all protocols of building automation systems. Both return air and supply air monitoring/controlling is available.

About Ecosaire:
Ecosaire is an evolution of companies that has been manufacturing precision air conditioning equipment for 37 years and has been a pioneer in the field. Ecosaire is a subsidiary of Dectron Internationale, a conglomerate of HVAC brands with the common mission of indoor air quality. For more information on Ecosaire and its precision air conditioning equipment for critical environments, please call 1-888-DEC-TRON or visit www.ecosaire.com.



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Harry Topikian
USA
Phone: 888-332-8766
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J.P.F. Assoc. Communications
John Parris Frantz
USA
Phone: 773-871-2600

Company Information:
Name: Dectron International
Address: 3999 Cote Vertu
City: Montreal
State: QC
ZIP: H4R1R2
Country: Canada
Phone: 514-337-3331
FAX: 514-337-4820


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