Subscribe to the daily news Sign in
En
Mojave Energy Systems Secures UL Certification for ArctiDry HVAC Product
03 February 2025

Mojave Energy Systems Secures UL Certification for ArctiDry HVAC Product

Mojave Energy Systems has announced that its ArctiDry product has received UL 60335-2-40 certification from Intertek, confirming compliance with safety and reliability standards for commercial HVAC applications. The certification underscores Mojave’s focus on delivering energy-efficient air conditioning solutions.

UL 60335-2-40 is a widely recognized safety standard for electrical appliances, ensuring compliance with rigorous design and manufacturing requirements. The certification applies to Mojave’s production facility in Anderson, SC, and allows the company’s products to carry the ETL certification mark. Additionally, Mojave’s HVAC solutions are approved for use with A2L refrigerants.

"UL listing by Intertek is an important seal of safety in the HVAC industry, and we are proud to hold this certification," said Aaron Meles, Vice President of Product at Mojave Energy Systems. "ArctiDry is a modern liquid desiccant DOAS, designed with the highest levels of safety, performance, and reliability, while delivering unprecedented energy efficiency benefits."

ArctiDry is a patented, liquid desiccant-based HVAC system designed for energy savings and humidity control. With an ISMRE2 efficiency rating of up to 11 lbs/kWh, it reduces electricity consumption by up to 50%. The product is certified for use with R-454B, a refrigerant with a global warming potential (GWP) of 466 - 77% lower than R-410A - aligning with the EPA’s 2025 hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) phase-down requirements.

Designed to efficiently dehumidify without overcooling, ArctiDry is suited for various commercial applications, including healthcare, manufacturing, retail, and education.

Related tags: HVAC, air conditioning
Share

Related news

SMACool Project Develops Elastocaloric Cooling System for Homes
A European consortium is developing a high-efficiency air conditioning system using shape memory alloys as solid-state refrigerants. The EU-funded SMACool project is advancing elasto
05 May 2025
Activate Capital invests in US-based XNRGY to scale data center coo...
Activate Capital has announced a strategic investment in XNRGY Climate Systems, a North American manufacturer of sustainable air handling and liquid cooling technologies. The funding will support X...
22 Jul 2025
Modine targets 30% emissions cut by 2030 in 2025 sustainability report
Modine has released its 2025 Sustainability Report, outlining updated environmental goals and progress toward its long-term climate commitments. The U.S.-based thermal management company aims to...
29 Jul 2025
Modine invests $100M to expand U.S. data center cooling production
Modine has announced a $100 million investment to expand its U.S. manufacturing capacity for Airedale by Modine data center cooling products. The initiative supports growing demand from the U.S. da...
29 Jul 2025
ASHRAE and UNEP release sustainability tools for RAC plants
ASHRAE and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) OzonAction have introduced new checklists and guidance sheets to help refrigeration and air-conditioning (RAC
30 Jul 2025
University of Ljubljana Develops Solid-State Cooling to Replace Tox...
New elastocaloric system promises safer, more efficient alternative to vapor-compression cooling. Researchers at the University of Ljubljana, Slovenia, are developing a solid-state c
14 May 2025