• Reducing the cost of cooling an approximately 990 m² facility
• Providing spot heating and cooling where workers are stationed
• Making full use of the existing 80-pyeong-class air conditioner

Rising costs of whole-space heating and cooling

Heating or cooling the entire large space requires substantial air conditioning installation and operating costs.

Poor comfort in the work zone

The packing zone, where packing and sorting are concentrated, heats up more quickly in summer. The existing system could not precisely cool only the occupied area.

Limited reach of existing air conditioners

Air conditioners alone could not deliver cool air far enough or distribute it uniformly throughout the work zone.

Cooling concentrated on the work zone

Fabric ducts were arranged in a straight line above the packing line, concentrating cooling on the work area rather than dispersing it into unused space.

Reusing the existing 80-pyeong-class air conditioner

A dedicated plenum and fabric ducts connected to the top of the existing air conditioner, creating a spot-cooling system for the main work zone without replacing equipment.

Optimized air distribution

Instead of increasing air conditioning capacity, we optimized air distribution to deliver cool air effectively to the locations that needed it, reducing costs.

Packing-zone temperature of approximately 26°C

Even in midsummer, the fabric duct work zone maintained a comfortable temperature of approximately 26°C, delivering cooling workers could immediately feel.

Lower equipment and operating costs

Rather than cooling the entire 300-pyeong facility, the system focused on occupied areas and was implemented for approximately KRW 3 million.

Easy adaptation to line changes

The modular zip-connected structure makes it relatively easy to reposition or extend the ducts when the production line changes.