Heat Recovery Water Heaters

Our Customers

Many businesses can benefit from a Therma-Stor Heat Recovery System. Commercial air conditioning systems, coolers, freezers, ice machines and other refrigeration systems have enough waste heat energy for large-scale water heating. Here are some companies that use Therma-Stor Heat Recovery Systems.


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Restaurants
Bob Evans Farms
Burger King
Country Kitchen
Hardees
Kentucky Fried Chicken
McDonald's
Perkins
Taco Bell
White Castle

Hotels/Institutions
Harvard University
Cornell University
Dartmouth College
Hilton Inn
Holiday Inn
Indiana University
Marriott International
University of Maine

Supermarkets
A & P
Albertson's
Bi-Lo
Food Lion
Giant
Hannaford
H.E.B.
IGA
Jewel
Kroger
Publix
Safeway
Stop & Shop
Wal-Mart
Wild Oats

Heat Recovery Water Heaters

How Our Systems Work

A Therma-Stor Heat Recovery System recovers wasted energy and converts it to free hot water.

A typical cooling system removes heat from the area that needs to be cooled. Without a Therma-Stor Heat Recovery System, this removed heat, or energy, is just dissipated to the surrounding area or exhausted. It is wasted.

The Therma-Stor system uses this "waste" energy to heat water. The result is free hot water that can be used for dish washers, laundry facilities, cleaning, and more.

Heat Recovery Experts

Heat recovery is cost-effective technology for restaurants, supermarkets, food processors—any business that needs hot water and uses refrigeration or air conditioning. By recovering the heat from your cooling system, you can heat water for free.

Heat recovery is one of Therma-Stor's specialties, and Therma-Stor manufactures the most efficient units with the lowest pressure drop in the industry. Therma-Stor's engineers have been the first to introduce major innovations in heat transfer technology—innovations which you can find in all our products.

You can look confidently to Therma-Stor for state-of-the art heat transfer technology—now and in the future.