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Emily Hutensky is the president of ThermoElectric Cooling America Corp. (TECA) in Chicago. The company can be reached at 773-342-4900 or visit thermoelectric.com.
Increasingly efficient designs are allowing for air conditioners with greater cooling performance, which means industries with larger thermal management needs can now consider thermoelectric cooling technology.
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