New Trane Boost program offers cooling system optimisation

May 15, 2013 10:12 am

Today’s building owners require comprehensive energy savings and performance-oriented strategy for their HVAC systems. With its new Trane Boost program, Trane, one of the global leaders in indoor comfort solutions and services and a brand of Ingersoll Rand, addresses facility performance and utility costs management, while taking into account budget constraints and regulatory compliance.
The new Trane Boost cooling system optimisation program is designed to match chiller plant complexity with the customer’s investment and requirement capabilities. Trane combines the design and project management expertise to develop and execute solutions that reduce lifecycle costs by improving system efficiency. Trane Boost offers a tailored solution instead of following a “one size fits all” approach. It is essential to diagnose and clearly define the improvement areas for the system and for the facility in order to establish clear and measurable outcomes that will ground the investment decision.
Through a four-step process, Trane provides its customers with detailed information about their current installation and suggests an energy efficient solution that meets customer’s key performance targets, payback expectations and existing regulatory compliance. The process consists of diagnose, recommend, implement, and sustain.
“Energy consumption accounts for around half of the lifecycle cost of the average cooling system, offering a great opportunity for building owners to optimize their cooling system and achieve long-term energy and cost savings,” said Sudarshan Ananth, vice president and business head for Trane and Thermo King in India. “With Trane Boost, they can improve energy efficiency, lower overall utility costs and find the best solution from a finance and performance target perspective that also complies with current regulations.”
The new Trane Boost program is used to ensure optimum return on investment and recommends enhancement solutions around three distinct areas of the cooling system: components, systems, and controls In addition, Trane offers monitoring solutions that enable customers to maintain the performance of the upgraded cooling system over the years.