Computers and electronic equipment generates heat wherever they are located—from the deserts of Arizona to the snow-covered hills of Buffalo, NY. In fact, the CoolCube is widely used during the winter months when there is snow on the ground, as most buildings are operating in heat mode to keep occupants comfortable. However, this can have a detrimental effect on small computer rooms or closets, which depend on the building's system for proper cooling, but may heat to unacceptable temperatures during the winter months, resulting in costly and potentially devastating problems.

CoolCube also offers the opportunity to save thousands of dollars each month in utility costs. With the CoolCube, you no longer have to rely on your building's main air conditioning system to properly cool your IT environments. Because the compact, modular air conditioning unit adapts easily to virtually any application, it is the most flexible solution in the industry. CoolCube's multiple configuration options, easy mobility, and efficient operation make it an ideal—and extremely cost-effective—option for cooling numerous environments.

All types of businesses rely on the commercial-grade CoolCube to provide cooling to their three most important assets: people, processes and equipment.

Equipment Cooling
To prevent a shortened lifespan, decreased reliability and slower operation, sensitive electronic equipment must be operated within a specific temperature range. An unplanned shutdown due to overheating can cause a significant financial impact on your company due to loss of productivity and missed opportunity.

People Cooling
Excessive heat negatively affects your associates' comfort, productivity and work quality, both in the office and on the production floor.

Process Cooling
The CoolCube 10 cost-effectively cools production lines, eliminating the need for expensive central air conditioning systems and helping to improve product quality. The CoolCube can also prevent product defects resulting from excess heat and humidity. Additionally, spot cooling reduces processing time for most heat-related production processes to help reduce product costs.