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Ice-enhanced, Air-cooled Chiller Plant

The Trane ® ice-enhanced chiller plant is a featured thermal energy storage system which can make air-cooled chiller plants design and installation simpler and repeatable, helping to save on billable hours of design time. The system includes standard c Learn More ›

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Trane® ice-enhanced chiller systems operate at night to create cooling when utility rates are lower. That cooling is stored in specially designed ice tanks. During the day, the ice is melted to cool the building, for significant savings on utility bills — and many other advantages:

  • Thermal energy storage made easy.  Flexible control of when to create and store cooling to maximize utilization of lower-cost, off-peak power and/or renewable energy
  • Quick design and fast installation.  Plan, specify, and incorporate controls for thermal energy storage systems faster and more efficiently.
  • Numerous financial benefits, including available rebates and other monetary incentives from participating entities such as utility companies and state governments.
  • Reduced water usage. These systems consume no water and have no cooling tower maintenance needs.
  • Can increase cooling capacity range and redundancy, plus superior low-load turndown — all at a first cost that’s competitive with other systems.
  • Environmental sustainability and credits. Thermal energy storage systems are a strategy recognized by LEED, Green Globes, and advanced building codes like ASHRAE Standard 189.1 and Title 24 in California.

Trane ice-enhanced chiller systems are a single-source cooling solution with decades of proven service and cost savings, adding life to buildings and improving the lives of people within them.

To learn more about the features and performance of the EarthWise™ ice-enhanced air-cooled chiller plant, contact your local Trane account manager.

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