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A Test Evaluation Trial of the CONDITIONAIRE ENERGY SAVING SYSTEM was completed on a DX split air conditioning unit at the HSBC office in Mariner House, London, between the dates of 2nd October to the 4th October 2002. The Test Evaluation Report dated 7th October 2002 showed an energy saving of 24.4% recorded bt data logger. The test was completed and verified by HSBC Engineers and, as a result, HSBC is embarking on a procurement programme from CONDITIONAIRE LIMITED to install the system on all DX split air conditioning units.

Richard F Barnes
Manager, Engineering Services
Group Property

 

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The performance test of the AES ona conventional split type air conditioner has been coducted following the methodology as outlined in the testing procedures section of this report. Based on the testing results, we can draw the following conclusions.

From the test results (Appendix I) it shows that the power consumption of the air conditioner, when working eith the AES, is 14.3% less than that witjout the AES. Meanwhile, the resulting mean indoor environment conditions i.e the dry bulb and wet bulb temperatures, are 25.67 deg C DB/19.31 deg C WB when using the AES and 24.72 deg C DB/17.58 deg C WB when no AES respectively.

When the air conditioner is operated with the AES, it is noted that a more constant room temperature is maintained throughout the testing period. Whereas when the air conditioner is operated without the AES, the room temperature becomes stable after the room temperature drops from 26 deg C to the set point of 24 deg C (Appendix II).

 

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