Jack in the Box

The local coating team surveyed the site and found (3) existing 10-ton HVAC package units of average age and condition. The site also has (2) 2 1/5-ton refrigeration condensers.

On September 13th, the coating team performed a thorough cleaning and coating with CoilSafe of all 5 condenser coils. They then coated all exterior cabinet surfaces with ThermalBlock.

Jack in the Box management team continued to operate the facility at its normal capacity for the next 3 months and monitor the power bills from the utility provider.

The baseline bill from 7/21 to 8/20 showed a KWH usage of 25,602 KWH.

The utility bill from 8/22 to 9/20 showed a small reduction in KWH usage (25,240), as was expected since the application was done on 8/13 and had very little time to have an effect on the KWH usage.

The utility bill from 9/21 to 10/16 showed a substantial reduction in KWH usage (23,093), a reduction of 8.5%.
The utility bill from 10/20 to 11/20 showed an even higher reduction in KWH usage (22,967), a 10.3% reduction in usage.

The images show the weather in September and October, and as you will see, there was not a lot of difference in the temperature range in both months.

The chart clearly shows the steady trend of reduced KWH usage over the time period.

During warmer weather periods, it is expected that the percentage of KWH usage will continue to decrease.

Due to the rejection of solar thermal gain, provided by ThermalBlock.

This project will produce a 12-month ROI for the customer, well within the 2-year promised ROI goals. This meets and exceeds the customers’ goals to move forward with more projects.