ACES-Geothermal donates old equipment to not-for-profits

10/16/2012

Curious as what we do with equipment we remove for the installation of Geothermal Heating & Cooling systems in Rochester, New York area?

Alternative Carbon Energy Systems, Inc. is frequently contacted by churches, fire houses, not-for-profits, etc. asking for donations of pre-enjoyed equipment. We are happy to donate furnaces, boilers , air conditions that were removed for the installation of a ground source heat pump. If you belong to an organization that might benefit from an pre-enjoyed mechanical piece of equipment, please contact us today!

3 Comments

JP Jon Pierce GEO.Pros link

5/17/2013 09:02:32 pm

Thank you for the simple and clean presentations to promoting intelligent and practical GeoThermal Heat Pump and Solar !

First Solar boosted GeoThermal heat pump I saw was in 1980 at a mechanical vocattional teacher's home near the football hall of fame, Canton, OH.

He had an add-on w:water unit on his HW Baseboard oil boiler. Another ~8% savings came from 2 water collectors (drain down if not pumping) recirculating to a 2700 gallon stainless steal (small tanker truck) reservoir burried 5ft below grade.

The solar compliment worked well enough with his DIY(himself) addition to his already open-loop 52f well water that had vertually no iron ppm. - Still the SME 43,000 BtuH compressor runs TODAY:
Bristol in an old TETCO GeoThermal and this Solar Hybrid.

Since then my comment to you appreciating your expertise, re: hands on 1700+ systems, installed 70+/sold; and certified 7x's by OEM and IGSHPA 1996; OEM distribution for five manufacturer's; and as a Refrigeration Technician and Designer of Institutional and Commercial and Residential Closed/Open systems of Earth Coupled Loops for near-grade GeoThermal along with Air-Solar spave and hot water heating.