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Venting products help protect entire systems by dispersing the accumulation of heat generated by systems as a whole. Cooling products should be used within the system to cool and protect individual components. By using both Cooling and Ventilation products, systems are fully protected from the heat generated by components. Cool Components has created products with "Professional" designations just to distance the products from the consumer/internet brands. Some brands already designate themselves as 'professional' but yet are far from it but not much we can do about that except educate consumers that there is a difference and Cool Components is most certainly a company committed to making truly professional products. For the most part all of our products are for the professional market but we're just beginning to designate some as professional as we redesign and add features... Harsh Environment & High Velocity Options. CCI began serving the residential consumer market so our focus was always on systems such as home audio, home theater, basically applications where products had to be silent and of course effective. This is accomplished by simply finding the right fans with the right specifications however, as we entered and began servicing commercial and industrial markets, we found that airflow was often times more important than fan noise. For this reason we offer High Velocity Fan Options for most of the below products. Another evolution and trend involves installing systems outside and in dirty and dusty environments which prompted us to also carry IP68 rated Harsh Environment fans.
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Important Consideration
It is very important to NEVER vent air out of the home! The only exceptions are bathroom and kitchen venting as that air is considered undesireable where air that is simply heated by components should be recirculated through the house. HVAC systems are designed to recirculate air and in the summer warm air from the house is simply reprocessed into cooler air. In the winter, that heated air can be utilized as part of the HVAC system as well. When venting out of the home though, that air is replaced by air from either the attic or outside which can be hot, humid, dusty, smelly, etc. It takes more energy for the HVAC to 'condition' that air than air simply heated by components. |
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