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BAC Launches Mobile Cooling Technology Expo Across North America

Engineers, contractors and owners can examine five heat rejection and liquid cooling models and discuss applications with BAC experts.

BAC Launches Mobile Cooling Technology Expo Across North America

Baltimore Aircoil Company has launched BAC Expo, a 48-foot expandable mobile experience touring North America from March through November 2026. The sales representative-led program brings BAC cooling technologies directly to customers across the United States and Canada.

The mobile showcase focuses on heat rejection technologies for HVAC applications and liquid cooling solutions for data centers. It is designed for engineers, contractors, and owners to view equipment in real-world configurations and discuss applications with BAC experts.

The exhibit features five BAC models: the Series 3000 Cooling Tower, the FXV Closed-Circuit Cooling Tower, the Trillium Series® Adiabatic Cooler, the Nexus® Modular Hybrid Cooler, and an interactive Immersion Cooling Tank. BAC says the displays allow visitors to examine internal components and construction details related to performance, reliability, and serviceability.

The Series 3000 Cooling Tower represents BAC’s open-circuit cooling solutions. The FXV Closed-Circuit Cooling Tower is designed for applications requiring fluid isolation and reduced contamination risk. The Trillium Series® Adiabatic Cooler demonstrates dry cooling with adiabatic pre-cooling, while the Nexus® Modular Hybrid Cooler combines evaporative and dry technologies in a modular design.

The Immersion Cooling Tank is part of the COBALT™ cooling system and shows BAC’s role in thermal management solutions for high-performance computing and data centers. According to BAC, the immersion cooling solution demonstrates efficient heat removal with reduced water use, energy consumption, and noise.

“BAC Expo reflects our commitment to innovation and to delivering an exceptional customer experience,” said Marc Trahand, Director of Marketing – Americas at BAC. “By bringing our technology directly to our customers, we make it easier for them to see, touch, and understand how our solutions perform in real-world conditions, supporting more confident decisions for their projects”.

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