Camfil Farr is a global manufacturer of air filtration equipment and associated services and the world leader in the production and development of air filters. They recently became the first manufacturing company in the UK to be awarded international Energy Management Standard ISO 50001 and the Energy Reduction Verification (ERV) Kitemark.
Camfil Farr were highly commended for the Air Conditioning Product of the Year Award at Emap’s RAC Cooling Awards 2011.
Camfil Farr were commended for the Air Conditioning Product of the Year for their AHU Low Energy Air Filter at the 8th annual RAC Cooling Industry Awards organised by RAC, the leading source of news, information and analysis for the refrigeration and air conditioning industry.
The RAC Cooling Industry awards highlighted the leading technical innovations and environmental successes driving the sector. The refrigeration and air conditioning industry faces major challenges. As a huge user of power – 20% of the national grid – the cooling industry is under increasing pressure to reduce carbon emissions and tackle climate change. As well as the need for improved energy performance, other environmental issues – such as noise, refrigerants, containment, recyclability and materials – are driving change throughout the industry. The awards recognise the innovation used to tackle many of these issues.
Bill Wilkinson Camfil Farr Managing Director said:
“Camfil continue to educate Property & Estates Managers and Energy Assessors about the substantial energy saving opportunities (25-50%) that can be made by replacing existing filter assets with low energy air filters. Air Filters consume about 30% of the energy used in such systems. A badly selected filter can cost over £500 per year. The RAC Cooling Awards are an independent stamp of approval for our low energy air filters and excellence across the HVAC industry”.
Contact Camfil today to find out how low energy air filters can reduce energy bills by between 25- 50% – ideal for CRC compliance and energy reduction targets.
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