AET moves into low- and zero-carbon technologies

05 October, 2011

AET, Advanced Environmental Technologies, solar thermal, DHW, renewable energy

AET offers solar thermal panels for commercial applications with its Camel Solar range. The products have been developed to use solar energy to heat water for a range of applications such as swimming pools and domestic hot water for hospitals, hotels and large industrial processes. The range includes copper and aluminium flat-plate collectors, copper and aluminium facade collectors and evacuated-tube collectors for large-scale applications where premium performance is required.

AET is the exclusive distributor for the Camel Solar range in the UK.

The company is also introducing a range of absorption chillers that can use waste heat to product chilled water. Cooling capacities range from 45 kW to over 3 MW.

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