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The all-new active desiccant-vapor compression hybrid rooftop unit, Revolution®. By combining the strengths of an advanced DX cooling cycle with the unique low dew point dehumidification capability offered by an active desiccant wheel, we’ve created an integrated rooftop unit that can supply 100% outside air, comply with all ventilation codes, and do so far more effectively and efficiently than conventional air-conditioning hardware packages. No wonder the Revolution won an R&D Top 100 products award for 2005. The bar has been raised, again. For more information, case studies, and technical data, please visit www.semcorevolution.com © SEMCO Incorporated 2005. All rights reserved. Revolution and SEMCO are registered trademarks of SEMCO Incorporated. U.S. Patent 6,751,964 HPB.hotims.com/18426-12 Designed for Life.™ http://www.semcorevolution.com http://www.semcorevolution.com http://HPB.hotims.com/18426-12

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High Performing Buildings - Spring 2008
Daikin AC (Americas)
Contents
Seattle City Hall
SEMCO
3M Energy & Advanced Materials
Price
Sofame Technologies Inc.
Sweetwater Creek Visitor Center
ASHRAE Certification
Greenheck
Daylighting Strategies That Maximize Benefits
Energy Conservatory, The
ASHRAE e-learning
Ecobuild America
CTG Energetics, Inc.
Cambridge City Hall Annex
Tate Access Floors, Inc
Air-Conditioning, Heating, & Refrigeration Institute
31 Tannery Project
Building Owners & Managers Institute
Indian Springs Discovery Center
International Facility Management Association
ASHRAE Healthcare
Fulton Companies, The
AAON, Inc.

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