Cambridge HTHV S-Series units allow Swire Coca-Cola to add 300,000s/f to their distribution facility with zero increase in their energy costs to heat the entire facility

When Swire Coca-Cola needed to expand its Salt Lake City distribution center, their facility manager, environmental manager, and mechanical engineers reviewed heating and ventilating options — and made an interesting decision. 

Swire Coca-Cola needed to double the size of their Salt Lake City warehouse/distribution center. Their goal was to install a heating solution that would not occupy usable floor space and would reduce energy costs in both the existing 300,00s/f facility as well as their newly added 300,000s/f facility expansion.

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