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Websites for HVAC and cooling equipment makers

A concept site for a maker of chillers, air handling units and process cooling. Heat is what the product removes, so the site lets engineers see it.

Kelvik

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The design

Kelvik

Chillers, air handling and process cooling

TypeInter Tight, IBM Plex Mono

A thermal camera for the whole page. Your cursor is a lens that shows the heat on a rooftop chiller.

01

See the heat

The page opens fully thermal, then a scan line sweeps to the real photo. The lens shows spot temperatures wherever you point.

02

Cool it down

Path cards start in thermal and cool back to the photo on hover while the readout drops to setpoint.

03

Four engineer questions

Sizing, performance curves and more, each with its own small live demo.

What a hvac equipment website needs

The parts that turn visits into calls, whichever design you like.

1

Two kinds of buyer

Building engineers and process engineers ask different questions. Split the paths early.

2

Specs they can use

Capacity, efficiency and performance curves, plus drawings and submittal files.

3

Sizing help

Too small or too big both cost money. A simple sizing demo builds confidence.

4

Service and parts

Commissioning, maintenance and parts for equipment that runs for decades.

HVAC equipment websites: questions we get

What should an HVAC equipment manufacturer's website include?

Product lines with specs, a spec library with drawings, application pages for buildings and processes, service and a way to find a rep.

Can the site host spec sheets and drawings?

Yes. We build a searchable spec library with downloads for each product.

How do we make technical products engaging?

Show what the product does. The Kelvik concept uses a thermal camera view to make cooling visible.

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