Question 1

What was the result of installing MeeFog at Iowa State University’s Hach Hall?

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Hach Hall, the first LEED Gold-certified chemistry building in the U.S., needed an efficient way to humidify labs served by 100% outside air. MeeFog was chosen because it improved indoor air quality in winter, cut energy costs, and integrated seamlessly with Johnson Controls Metasys automation. The system cost $107,000 annually, saving $30,000 compared to a gas boiler system, while also ensuring 100% availability with a backup pump.

Question 2

What was the result of installing MeeFog at Iowa State University’s Hach Hall?

ready · Accepted Answer

Hach Hall, the first LEED Gold-certified chemistry building in the U.S., needed an efficient way to humidify labs served by 100% outside air. MeeFog was chosen because it improved indoor air quality in winter, cut energy costs, and integrated seamlessly with Johnson Controls Metasys automation. The system cost $107,000 annually, saving $30,000 compared to a gas boiler system, while also ensuring 100% availability with a backup pump.

Question 3

What was the result of installing MeeFog at Iowa State University’s Hach Hall?

ready · Accepted Answer

Hach Hall, the first LEED Gold-certified chemistry building in the U.S., needed an efficient way to humidify labs served by 100% outside air. MeeFog was chosen because it improved indoor air quality in winter, cut energy costs, and integrated seamlessly with Johnson Controls Metasys automation. The system cost $107,000 annually, saving $30,000 compared to a gas boiler system, while also ensuring 100% availability with a backup pump.

Question 4

What was the result of installing MeeFog at Iowa State University’s Hach Hall?

ready · Accepted Answer

Hach Hall, the first LEED Gold-certified chemistry building in the U.S., needed an efficient way to humidify labs served by 100% outside air. MeeFog was chosen because it improved indoor air quality in winter, cut energy costs, and integrated seamlessly with Johnson Controls Metasys automation. The system cost $107,000 annually, saving $30,000 compared to a gas boiler system, while also ensuring 100% availability with a backup pump.

What was the result of installing MeeFog at Iowa State University’s Hach Hall?

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