Seeley International is set to make a significant impact at ARBS 2025, showcasing its extensive and flexible range of Braemar VRF and reverse cycle units.
As a leader in energy-efficient cooling and heating solutions, Seeley will engage with attendees to highlight the advantages of using their Braemar systems, emphasising their versatility, reliability, and suitability for diverse applications.
A standout feature of Seeley’s presence at ARBS 2025 will be the Climate Wizard, an advanced indirect evaporative cooling technology that redefines energy efficiency in commercial and industrial spaces.
This innovative solution has been widely recognised for its ability to deliver fresh, cool air while consuming far less energy than traditional systems. At the exhibition, attendees will gain a clear understanding of how Climate Wizard performs in Queensland and New South Wales climates, addressing misconceptions and providing clarity on its capabilities.
Visitors will also have the unique opportunity to experience the Climate Wizard firsthand through a working demonstration unit, showcasing its impressive cooling performance in real time.
With several specialists present at the Seeley stand (Stand 95), attendees will be able to engage in in-depth discussions about the technology, its applications, and how it can integrate into various cooling solutions.
Additionally, two of Seeley’s most knowledgeable engineers will take the stage at ARBS 2025, delivering insightful presentations on VRF, RTP, and Climate Wizard, presenting the perfect combination of cooling and heating solutions.
Their expertise will provide industry professionals with valuable insights into the latest advancements and practical applications of these technologies.
Seeley International’s presence at ARBS 2025 promises to be a must-visit destination for those seeking cutting-edge cooling solutions. With innovative products, expert knowledge, and live demonstrations, attendees will walk away with a deeper understanding of how Seeley International is shaping the future of sustainable climate control.