Validate the Savings Before Making Your Investment Decision

Manufacturer-reported savings and published case studies are useful reference points, but actual performance depends on your equipment type, operating conditions, installation configuration and measurement methodology. A pilot establishes a defensible, meter-based result for your facility before capital is committed.

1. 1

   Preliminary assessment

   We review your HVAC equipment inventory, electricity baseline and operating profile to identify candidate systems and a provisional AC-01 quantity for evaluation.

2. 2

   Equipment review

   Our technical team examines compressor configuration, control type, nameplate data and suitability considerations for the candidate direct-expansion or refrigeration systems.

3. 3

   Technical approval

   Manufacturer-approved documentation and qualified personnel confirm the installation scope and AC-01 device quantity before any work begins.

4. 4

   Pilot agreement

   A formal agreement defines parties, scope, metering, acceptance criteria and responsibilities. Legal and technical review is required before use.

5. 5

   Baseline measurement

   Eligible system electricity is metered over a representative baseline period to establish pre-installation consumption under normal operating conditions.

6. 6

   Qualified installation

   Authorized installers fit the approved AC-01 units per current manufacturer documentation. No confidential wiring is published on this site.

7. 7

   Trial monitoring

   Post-installation consumption is metered over a comparable trial period, controlling for weather, occupancy and operating schedule.

8. 8

   Results analysis

   Baseline and trial readings are compared on a meter-to-meter basis. Adjustments, if any, are documented with their technical basis.

9. 9

   Financial evaluation

   Measured savings feed the Executive Investment Analyzer to estimate payback, ROI, NPV and IRR for your facility's actual tariff and operating assumptions.

10. 10

    Purchase decision

    With validated performance and a financial justification in hand, you decide whether to proceed to full deployment — no obligation from the pilot itself.

A formal pilot agreement protects both parties and defines the terms under which the evaluation is conducted. The agreement should cover the following items, and requires legal and technical review before use:

CoolIndoors does not publish confidential installation procedures or wiring diagrams. The confidential February 2014 COOLNOMIX installation guide is for restricted internal historical review only and is not uploaded to this website or any AI knowledge base.