The Thermal Flow product line has been developed over many years, in hundreds of successful reidential and commercial installations, by a company committed to energy efficiency. Years of testing have aided in perfecting a product of unparalleled efficiency and serviceability.
Allied's system addresses and overcomes the historical considerations associated
with water cooled equipment. Most experienced A/C contractors and engineers will tell
you that a good, serviceable water cooled system must:
Allied provides these features. Several variations of the Thermal Flow system are
available to handle any water conditions, and to work well in any climate,
including the corrosive coastal regions.
Ask your A/C contractor, mechanical engineer and architect to call us
directly so that we can answer their questions about our water cooled
equipment. We are confident that they will conclude that a decision to use
Thermal Flow equipment is a winning strategy for all concerned:
(see operating cost graph below)
| *Based on 2,000 annual cooling hours calculated by American Refrigeration Institute for Phoenix, Austin, Mobile, and Jacksonville. Cost: 9.2 center per Kwh (Total marginal rate for Austin). Cooling hours are 50% greater in South Texas and South Florida. |
| "I'm very pleased with the system. It is extremely efficient. My home is about 4,500 square feet and my highest summer electric bill has been only $280. The normal bill is much less." |
| -Dr. Rober Palmer, MD |
| Georgetown, Texas |
"We are quite pleased with our Thermal Flow equipment. The system is very efficient and exceptionally quiet. It is located right outside our bedroom and never disturbs us." |
| -Colonel (USArmy-Ret.) and Mrs. Charles E. Bonnie |
| Dripping Springs, Texas |
Very little! The system recycles the cooling water from a 25 gallon reservoir. Some water is lost through evaporation during the cooling process. This evaporation will use approximately 30 gallons per day under summer cooling demands for most residential systems.
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