Plum Heating and Cooling speaks out about its appreciation for using solar energy for air conditioning. The technology converts solar energy directly into a channel for circulating chilled water for air conditioning.

Australia's sunshine and outdoorsy appeal brings tourists from Europe and abroad, who escape their local rainy and foggy weather to experience a whole gamut of adventure and excitement.

However, when the sun is searing, tourists and Aussie locals alike only have air conditioning to look forward to. Despite the extensive greenery and proximity to the sea that significantly cools the climate, costs of air conditioning are soaring with the temperature, summer after summer.

Plum Heating and Cooling, a leading provider of interior heating and cooling has recommended a viable solution – using the bright sunshine as a means to tap the power of solar energy to run air conditioning. Not only will this reduce costs (and be great for business, as locals will find it air conditioning cheaper to use), but also reduce the greenhouse effect – a major reason behind the increasing heat.

Not only can solar energy be used for electricity, but solar heat can also be channelized using ‘’solar collectors’. As water is cycled through a ‘chiller’ - an absorption cooling machine intended to convert heat to cold, cold air generated can be circulated throughout homes and residences.

Kyle Briggs, founder and director, Plum Heating and Cooling has praised this concept for its ambitious scope in radically meeting the needs to be energy efficiency and eco-friendly.
As an expert, Kyle has been into the domain of airconditioning for the last several years and has always been of the view that this industry has huge potential. He has been a vocal advocate of solar cooling in these times of high electricity prices.

According to Kyle, this is a great alternative to current large scale air conditioning systems. Even when optimized for efficiency in electricity consumption, their constant use can lead to high electricity cost and long term irreversible impact on the environment.

Kyle, known for constantly adopting state of the art solutions in heating and cooling, is already considering options for his company to formally introduce it as part of the summer air conditioning inventory. He was quoted saying that the prototypes are performing well and he hopes that plum will soon be installing its first solar air conditioner.

About the Company

Plum Heating and Cooling is among the foremost providers of heating and cooling technology in the region. Plum works with a highly experienced crew of specialists in the field of heating and air conditioning to provide precise solutions for all interior climate control needs.

In the past, the company has worked with major national international brands as part of its service recommendations for clients. the Plum Heating and Cooling inventory is constantly updated with new options keeping in mind affordable service, great quality and durability.

For more information please visit: http://www.plumheatcool.com.au