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The Cool Well Ice-Powered A/C, figure 1

The Cool Well Ice-Powered A/C

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Skills: Animation, Design for MFG, Industrial Design, Packaging, Renderings
Markets: Consumer, Industrial
By: Bryan Falk

The Cool Well was the result of several continuous years of development using ice to provide truly-usable, environment-friendly, air conditioning. The Cool Well uses a single moving part, and an elaborate system of turbulence-inducing air paths to provide a quiet, “green” system that rivals the performance of portable A/C. The system was voted “Best New Product at the 2006 PGA Show” by Golf Inc., and showcased in dozens of publications including: The Wall Street Journal, Golf Digest, and NPR.

Attention Owners: IdeaWorks is NOT affiliated with Cool Well, nor do we have any info related to replacement parts.

The Cool Well Ice-Powered A/C, figure 2 — FIG. 02

The Cool Well Ice-Powered A/C, figure 3 — FIG. 03

The Cool Well Ice-Powered A/C, figure 4 — FIG. 04

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