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When scale is present, the system’s compressor works harder, drawing extra current. This increases energy costs, affects system longevity and prevents the equipment from achieving optimum capacity.
When water is heated or evaporated, solid matter called scale often is left behind. This scale can affect the efficiency of water-cooled systems and the overall life of the equipment.
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