For those with a bit more concern for the environment or who want to keep water costs down, there are a number of cooling options which can cut down on the consumption of water and/or electricity. One of these is simply to use a re-circulating system which will allow you to use other sources of water and is in fact the system recommended by the manufacturers of the water cooled lights. The heat exchanger keeps the water flowing through the lights completely separate from whatever the cooling supply is, so the cold water can be from any source. Common examples are sea water, streams, lakes, wells or even swimming pools.
Thursday, October 25, 2007
Re-circulating System
For those with a bit more concern for the environment or who want to keep water costs down, there are a number of cooling options which can cut down on the consumption of water and/or electricity. One of these is simply to use a re-circulating system which will allow you to use other sources of water and is in fact the system recommended by the manufacturers of the water cooled lights. The heat exchanger keeps the water flowing through the lights completely separate from whatever the cooling supply is, so the cold water can be from any source. Common examples are sea water, streams, lakes, wells or even swimming pools.
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