 
Yesterday, RACCA Australia published an article on Seeley International launching the first range of the INVERTAIR high performance inverter axial coolers on the global market. The article also stated that Seeley International would be showcasing these coolers to their national dealer network, key industry figures and guests.
According to Seeley International, the successful showcase event was also used to introduce several new generation Breezair and Braemar evaporative cooler products.
Frank Seeley, Seeley International founder and Executive Chairman, praised the axial inverter technology in the Braemar range and also stated that the technology was able to be used in other products.
“Last week, Seeley International showcased the world’s first range of high performance inverter axial coolers–it’s INVERTAIR series–and we are delighted to have been able to incorporate that breakthrough technology into our new Braemar Superstealth series.”
As well as Braemar products being showcased, Seeley International also showcased new technology in its Breezair products. The Breezair breakthrough automated pad rinse technology was highlighted at the showcase event yesterday, with Mr Seeley emphasising the importance of maintenance and maintenance technology.
“It is important to have a regular maintenance regime in place to ensure years of trouble-free operation and this fully automated self-cleaning technology is a world first, that activates an automated pad and tank rinsing cycle, based on how much a cooler has actually been used.
“…It (the pad rinse technology) also reduces the need for maintenance and through the MagIQtouch controller, it also provides reminders as to when it requires service.”
Seeley International also took the opportunity to launch their $200 cash back Breezair and Braemar promotion as well as their summer advertising campaign.
More information on the showcase event can be found here.
This story and the accompanying image were provided courtesy of Seeley International. This story and the image were edited prior to publication. The accompanying image is of Seeley’s Braemar Superstealth product.