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Mojave Energy Systems, founded to change the nature of air conditioning, announced that it has been granted a patent related to the design of the liquid desiccant regenerator that makes ArctiDry the world’s most energy-efficient commercial air conditioning system. The Ultra Low Flow Desiccant Air Conditioning Systems Devices and Methods patent issued by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) relates to Mojave’s novel approach to regenerate liquid desiccant. Mojave’s unique ability The flagship product, ArctiDry, is an innovative liquid desiccant air conditioner and dehumidifier The company’s flagship product ArctiDry is an innovative liquid desiccant air conditioner and dehumidifier that can operate in heat pump mode and includes supplemental heating options. This patent protecting its liquid desiccant regenerator design and application is key to Mojave’s unique ability to provide exceptional system efficiency and reliability by simplifying the overall system architecture. Liquid desiccant air conditioner “We are committed to creating innovation that makes sense and delivers important benefits for today’s businesses. This patent gives Mojave a clear advantage in the most critical aspect of producing a successful liquid desiccant air conditioner,” said Phil Farese, CEO of Mojave Energy Systems. He adds, “By regenerating the liquid desiccant with an air-to-liquid ratio at multiples lower than what has been done in the past, we achieve far greater efficiency with a simplified system that makes it more reliable and cost-effective for our customers.”  ArctiDry’s independent dew point control ArctiDry’s separate dew point and temperature control allows users to unlock building-wide energy savings ArctiDry is ideal for Dedicated Outdoor Air System (DOAS) and dehumidification applications in healthcare, education, grocery, hospitality and manufacturing. With an unparalleled ISMRE2 efficiency rating of up to 11 lbs/kWh, ArctiDry is twice as efficient as conventional Dedicated Outdoor Air Systems (DOAS), and more than double the Department of Energy (DOE) standards. Additionally, ArctiDry’s independent dew point and temperature control allows users to unlock building-wide energy savings by raising chiller temperatures or running dry coils.    Mojave’s ArctiDry HVAC infrastructure Mojave holds a growing patent portfolio of more than 40 individual live patents or patent applications in the U.S. and abroad, including six issued U.S. patents.  Mojave’s ArctiDry requires significantly less electricity and produces lower carbon dioxide emissions than other comparable systems. ArctiDry can drop into existing HVAC infrastructure, requires minimal maintenance, and helps customers achieve Net Zero compliance.

At AHR Expo, Mojave Energy Systems, founded to change the nature of air conditioning, announced the availability of ArctiDry HP.  The newest version of Mojave’s patented, easy-to-install, liquid desiccant HVAC system now includes a heat pump for year-round, energy-efficient cooling and heating. Mojave is the first company to integrate liquid desiccant with a reversible heat pump. HVAC sustainability solution “By incorporating a reversible heat pump, our innovative system is now a year-round electrification and decarbonization solution,” said Phil Farese, CEO, Mojave Energy Systems. “With ArctiDry HP, building owners can slash their cooling energy use by 50% with liquid desiccant and eliminate fossil fuel emissions in winter with a built-in heat pump. It truly is an exceptional commercial HVAC sustainability solution and shows Mojave’s dedication to ongoing innovation.” Product features of ArctiDry HP  ArctiDry HP is ideal for Dedicated Outdoor Air Systems (DOAS) and dehumidification applications in healthcare, education, grocery, hospitality, and manufacturing. The product features: An unparalleled ISMRE2 efficiency rating of up to 11 lbs/kWh, which dramatically lowers electricity consumption by up to 50 percent while in cooling mode.  The ability to operate in heat pump mode as low as 10 degrees Fahrenheit ambient (with supplemental heating options available for colder climates, including gas, electric, and hot water). Heating efficiency ISCOP greater than 3.0 (Integrated Seasonal Coefficient of Performance, per AHRI 920 test standard). ArctiDry HP takes advantage of the compressor it uses in summer to also pump heat from the outdoors into the building in winter, making it a more cost-effective heat source than a conventional gas or electric heater. ArctiDry HP is able to efficiently heat, dehumidify, and cool the air as needed, all in a single, easy-to-install and maintain unit. Mojave is exhibiting at the AHR Expo in Orlando, Florida, on February 10-12, 2025. Visit booth #7979 for more information and to see a product demonstration of ArctiDry HP.

Mojave Energy Systems, founded to change the nature of air conditioning, announced it has expanded into the Latin American market to meet the growing need for energy-efficient, high-performing, affordable HVAC solutions in the region. To support the geographic expansion, Mojave has hired Mateo Cardona as a Regional Sales Manager, based in Miami, Florida. Initially, Mojave will concentrate on countries with a standard electrical frequency of 60 hertz (Hz) across Central America and the Caribbean. Liquid desiccant technology "Mojave is growing rapidly and businesses in Latin America need air conditioning that is reliable and easy to operate," said Phil Farese, CEO, of Mojave Energy Systems. He adds, "Our liquid desiccant technology is ideal for this market as it is an affordable, dependable, turnkey, and climate-friendly solution that delivers unprecedented levels of energy efficiency. We welcome Mateo to the team and look forward to adding new local customers and partnerships in the region."  ArctiDry ISMRE2 efficiency rating of up to 11 lbs/kWh dramatically lowers electricity consumption by up to 50 percent Mojave's flagship product, ArctiDry, saves commercial customers money while reducing the negative environmental impact of air conditioning. It is a patented, easy-to-install, liquid desiccant HVAC system that meets critical needs for energy savings and humidity control. Its unparalleled ISMRE2 efficiency rating of up to 11 lbs/kWh dramatically lowers electricity consumption by up to 50 percent. Additionally, its ability to efficiently dehumidify the air without overcooling makes it ideal for many commercial building applications in Latin America, such as hospitality, healthcare, manufacturing, grocery/retail, and more. ArctiDry is easy to operate, can drop into existing HVAC infrastructure, and requires minimal maintenance. Mateo Cardona Mateo Cardona has joined Mojave to drive new partnerships and sales in Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean. Previously, he spent nearly 12 years at Daikin Applied Latin America where he held various regional sales management roles including commercial director at Daikin Air Conditioning Colombia S.A.S. Mateo is bilingual and based in Miami, Florida. low maintenance HVAC unit "Mateo's experience will be a great asset as we drive towards our goal to transform the air conditioning industry in this new territory," said Kyle Troskot, Sales Director, Mojave Energy Systems. Kyle Troskot adds, "Electricity costs, maintenance, and humid climate are significant challenges for businesses in this region, and ArctiDry is the perfect solution. Packaged in an easy-to-install, very low maintenance HVAC unit, Mojave is demonstrating its commitment to delivering significant value for our customers." Mojave will be exhibiting at the AHR Expo 2025, in Orlando, Florida, on February 10-12, 2025. Visit booth #7979 for more information and to see a product demonstration of ArctiDry.

Achieving net-zero emissions will mitigate climate change and prevent the worst impacts of global warming. Net zero is the state in which the total amount of greenhouse gases emitted into the atmosphere is equal to the total amount removed. HVAC systems represent a large opportunity to impact how soon we can achieve net zero. We asked our Expert Panel Roundtable: What is the role of HVAC in achieving net-zero emissions by 2050?

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