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Energy analysis and demonstrations of EnergyEdge products working to save energy. |
| EnerComp Performance Report | |
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Expert engineering analysis has confirmed the value of EnergyEdge. ENERCOMP is recognized as one of the top energy consultants in California and author of MICROPAS, a leading energy estimation software program. ENERCOMP has calculated the contributions of using EnergyEdge. Their analysis concludes that in the Northern California regions EnergyEdge is targeting, the addition of the product to a typical home should reduce heating fuel consumption 7-11%. They also calculate that these savings exceed those of other popular conservation measures, such as increasing attic insulation 30% or upgrading to a high-efficiency heat pump. Because of similar climates, these results should be comparable throughout the central latitudes of the U.S., from Northern California to the Carolinas. Experts say that savings will be even higher in more Northern climates. And when popular in-floor heating is used, energy savings will be about 20%, according to the Radiant Panel Association. Using EnergyEdge saves energy and money. |
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Click here to download a PDF of the full EnerComp report.
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The pictures show energy loss of two similar buildings. The brighter the light, the more energy loss. Click here to download a PDF of the full GWS report.
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| EnergyEdge Experiment Exposed vs Insulated | ||
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Two "blocks" of concrete were submerged in a cooler of ice. One concrete block was left exposed, the other had the EnergyEdge system.
A metal pipe was placed in the middle of each model, serving as a location to monitor the core temperature of the slabs.
Temperature data was recorded every 60 minutes for five consecutive hours. The EnergyEdge slab lost 11.6 degrees and the Exposed Edge slab lost 30.6 degrees. |
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