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Tujunga, California

“In 2007 I bought a 1940 house in Tujunga, Ca. I soon discovered it got brutally hot. For 30 consecutive days during that first summer; the house would be over 100° INSIDE, when I got home from work. I also found out; the previous owners were willing to pay over $400/month for their utility bills in order to keep the house livable. I could not have made my mortgage payment if I ran the A/C that much. After installing the OASys cooling system, I have been able to keep the house comfortable for about $.25 per day! The savings are real and dramatic.”

Jim

Phoenix, Arizona

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Sacramento, California

“The attic installation required for our home was a difficult challenge for the installers, but they did an outstanding job of getting the OASys unit in place. When the task was completed my wife and I were pleased with the workmanship and performance of the system. The OASys is easy to operate with its multiple fan options and auto run feature. My family enjoys the evening comfort in the upstairs bedrooms and we don’t have to open the windows to get fresh air. “

Peter

Sacramento, California

As a participant in the OASys initial trials run by Davis Energy Group, SMUD, and the Speakman Company; Heather has been pleased with her OASys supercooler. “When I came in the front door, I was always hit with cool, refreshing air. I just loved it, and it was much less expensive than conventional air conditioning. I leave the OASys running all day and use just the fan at night to keep fresh air circulating through the house. I really like the quietness of the unit as you don’t even know it’s running.”

Heather

Fair Oaks, California

“We’ve had an early model of the OASys installed for the last 5 years and have been very happy with the performance and the cool, comfortability provided by this system, even when the temperatures outside reach the high 90’s. The inside air is nicely cool and fresh without unpleasant odors.” “I pay the bills”, states Laura, “and I especially love the energy savings. Last summer my SMUD bill was around $100 while my neighbor across the street with conventional AC was over $250. Also there is no upkeep to this unit; it’s easy. The air that comes into the house is so comfortable.”

Dale & Laura

Fresno, California

"I would simply say that with this as an option in Fresno, getting a conventional air conditioner would be crazy. Look at the money you'll save, not to mention the energy, and consequently the whole Earth. If the whole central valley converted every air conditioner to OASys, you could take all the saved power and sell it someplace else.

The most significant memory from last summer, our first OASys summer, was the tremendous August heat wave. Outdoor temperatures were over 100 every day; the OASys ran 24/7 (in auto cycle) for two weeks straight. Indoor temps were never above 77 (even though I do not have proper duct work or ceiling vents). I was braced for the big PG&E bill in September. I anxiously ripped open the bill when it finally arrived. Our combined gas/electricity charge for that month? $120. This is in an 1850 sq ft house.

Wow! I felt like a believer converted all over again. Meanwhile our winter PG&E bills are nearly $300. I can't wait for the money-saving summer months! Who in Fresno says that?"

Sean A. Fulop, PhD
California State University, Fresno

New Mexico

Please note the following data was taken consumer instrumentation and is intended only as a testimonial. Certified third party lab and field test reports are available under the Reports section.

Hello all,
Following are sample readings from a 1600+ sq.ft. residence in Las Cruces, New Mexico (though 440 sq.ft. is the attached garage/workspace, since I usually keep access to the residence open for comfort in the workspace, it can be considered part of the building envelope).

Average 10 ft. ceilings in residence, 8 ft. garage, 2 upducts, turbine ceiling vent and insulated garage door, cold (flat) roof w/ 2 ft. separation coated with reflective foam.

Readings:
5/25/08; 1438 MST;
Outdoor Temp 98.2 F
Outdoor Hum. 17%(relative)
Indoor Temp 74 F.
Indoor Humidity 37%
Plenum Temp low speed 65.2 F.; high speed 68.3 F

5/29/08; 1519 MST
Outdoor temp 102.8 F
Outdoor Humidity 17%
Indoor temp 73.6 F.; Hum. 51 %
Plenum temp low speed 68.1 F.

6/1/08; 1450 MST
Outdoor temp 108
Outdoor Humidity 16%
Indoor temp 74 F
Indoor Humidity 40%
Plenum temp 68.1 F.

Wattmeter w/ time base installed, initial reading 476 watts, low speed/pump/solenoid/controls; no low-flow water meter so far available, specs indicate less 2 gallons per hour at average purge settings.

Best Wishes, Dan Townsend