In a recent scientific study completed by the Department of Mechanical Engineering of Tulane University, researchers prove that the Cool-n-Save® greatly increases the efficiency of air conditioning systems, and therefore can significantly lower electricity costs.

"...cooler air will able to circulate throughout a house and this will decrease the time the condenser unit runs, thus reducing electricity cost to the user."

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Tulane University Conclusions

After rigorous experimentation, researchers at the university concluded that the Cool-n-Save® reduces the temperatures of both the air around an AC unit as well as the cooling fins of the unit across all humidity levels.

The Cool-n-Save® was found to increase "heat-flux," a measure of how quickly heat is dissipated into the surrounding air, by as much as 170% over an unmodified AC unit.

The researchers in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Tulane University concluded:

"The implication from these results is that by using a Cool-n-Save®, even in a climate that endures high humidity, the heat transfer from the refrigerant to the air is substantially increased."

"This effect implies that cooler air will able to circulate throughout a house and this will decrease the time the condenser unit runs, thus reducing electricity cost to the user."

Download the PDF of the Tulane University Department of Mechanical Engineering study proving the Cool-n-Save® increases AC system efficiency and lowers electricity costs.