From air coolers to copper-free industrial AC.
We started in 1990 with conventional split air conditioning. From there we kept following our customers' real problem — factories didn't just need cold air, they needed temperature and humidity brought down reliably, affordably, and with someone local to keep it running. That took us from split systems into large-volume evaporative cooling, then evaporative air conditioning, then IoT-monitored refrigeration.
That led us to copper-free industrial air conditioning — the SystemAir range — which cools large floors on roughly half the horsepower of traditional copper systems, at around half the installation cost, connecting indoor and outdoor units through a water/PVC line instead of theft-prone copper. Alongside it we build and monitor IoT cold rooms for facilities that can't afford to lose stock.
Through all of it, one thing hasn't changed: when a customer's cooling fails, it's our own technician on their floor — not an overseas call centre.
