Lowara powers a rapid cooling system in Israel Application: Light Industry In a climate where temperatures can rise to 37°C, the need for efficient air- conditioning in factory environments is essential. This is the case in a plastics factory at kibbutz Degania in Tiberius, Israel, where power costs were high and the cooling process inefficient. Innovation driving through lower power costs Engineering company and Lowara official distributor Hydronics partnered with Crytec, the provider of the trademark “bubble slurry ice” system, to develop an energy-efficient cooling system. The system creates ice during the night, when it is both cooler and electricity is up to a fifth of the peak price. Lowara pumps are then used to manage the water flow from ice storage tanks to heat exchangers for the

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