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Carol Ko, Staff Writer | November 15, 2013
From the November 2013 issue of HealthCare Business News magazine
The concern over cracked plastic also gets at an additional concern for customers:
as global warming continues to impact the weather, hospitals are now seeking chillers that can withstand even greater extremes in temperature, according to Dimplex’s Bernard.
“There is a demand for systems with high and low ambient operational ranges. Global climate change has caused sustained temperature extremes which has rendered what used to be a standardized -20 to +95 degrees F to be inadequate for some regions,” she says.
But as new chillers help to reduce energy costs and boost operational efficiency, perhaps going greener will help hospitals save some green as well. Here’s hoping.
DOTmed Registered Medical Chillers - November 2013 Companies
Names in boldface are Premium Listings.
Domestic
Kim Bernard, Dimplex Thermal Solutions, MI
Solomon Reznik, CustomChill, Inc., PA
Michaelle Serrano, Oxford Instruments Service, FL
Dave Baldwin, Cool Pair Plus, IL
Brian Kibbe, Haskris, IL
Jeremy Fox, Direct Medical Imaging, MN
Marc Fessler, Independence Cryogenic Engineering, NJ
Marshall Shannon, Image Technology Consulting, TX
DOTmed Certified
DOTmed 100
Randal Walker, Genesis Medical Imaging, IL
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