odelgado
Mechanical
- Mar 15, 2011
- 22
Greetings,
I run the energy programs for a company and recently one company came to us trying to sell us a "solar assisted" air conditioning system. I know that Lennox has solar assisted A/C units but the solar panels are used for electricity. However, these guys claim that they can get up to 32 SEER on units by using panels on the
refrigeration cycle. I am having a hard time seeing the thermodynamic logic on this. Since I don't want to appear short-sighted and brush off this technology as a scam I turn to you guys.
Have any of you seen these systems working? Do you see any logic in their claims? Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
I run the energy programs for a company and recently one company came to us trying to sell us a "solar assisted" air conditioning system. I know that Lennox has solar assisted A/C units but the solar panels are used for electricity. However, these guys claim that they can get up to 32 SEER on units by using panels on the
refrigeration cycle. I am having a hard time seeing the thermodynamic logic on this. Since I don't want to appear short-sighted and brush off this technology as a scam I turn to you guys.
Have any of you seen these systems working? Do you see any logic in their claims? Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!