We spend a lot of time talking about installs, performance, and reliability.
But this week, we'll talk about where your money is really going without you knowing it.
Those little all-in-one chillers pump thousands of cubic metres of hot air directly into your recovery room.
Your air conditioner then has to work overtime to get rid of it.
It's a vicious cycle.
You pay to cool the water, which makes heat in the air.
Then you pay again to remove that exact same heat from the room.
This leads to a massive energy bills that most don't see coming.
Most think it just comes from the sauna's.
We saw a recovery room with three indoor chillers spending an extra $600 a month just fighting the heat their own chillers were making.
That's $7,200 a year, wasted on top of their normal chilling costs.
The solution is simple, put the chillers and their heat where it belongs.
Outside.
When the heat-generating part of the chiller is outdoors, that cost vanishes.
Your air-con goes back to doing its actual job, and you stop paying twice for the same problem.
If you want to see the cost comparison between indoor and outdoor setups, there's a link down below to an ROI calculator. It takes 15 seconds to use, then will break this down in detail.