Many on your list are not Silicon Valley but they serve Silicon Valley. Caveat
Emptor. Perhaps you are looking in the wrong places. There are several HVAC
and electrical companies in the Valley that do that sort of work. The key
words are HVAC not water chillier. They are as close as the Yellow Pages.
I don't know what kind of testing you are doing but chilled water is not
normally used because it limits the low end to about 4 degrees C. If you are
talking about water cooled mechanical that can be attached to some existing
HVAC systems. The choice of systems is highly dependent on volume and range.
N2 and CO2 systems are widely used for shocking and are easy to setup. They
are expensive relative to mechanical so they are not normally used for
production.
Fred Townsend
DC to Light
Marko Radojicic wrote:
Hello Group,
We are looking to buy a water-cooled environmental chamber which
requires an
external water chiller for maximum performance. None of our potential vendors
offers a turn-key solution however.
Does anyone have first-hand recommendations with a chiller company that
services Silicon Valley? The following link lists 25 companies which is 22 too
many for me to follow up with. I’d really like to narrow the list down
first. We are looking for, what else, high quality and low cost.
http://www.thomasnet.com/northern-california/chillers-13936489-1.html
Thanks,
Marko
Marko Radojicic
Manager, Qualifications and Regulatory
StrataLight Communications, Inc.
151 Albright Way
Los Gatos, CA 95032
[email protected]
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