Calmac products

IceBank model C tanks are second generation thermal energy storage. They come in different sizes to accommodate differing space constraints and offer a significant benefit— tanks can be bolted to each other due to their modular, internalized main headers. That means less distribution piping is needed. The result is reduced installation costs, due to reduced field piping, connections, insulation, and storage footprint. Internalized headers eliminates 80% of external piping which results in a 20% smaller footprint requirement and more flexibility in siting arrangements, which also reduces the cost and time of installation.

The IceBank A model tanks are the first series of energy storage tanks introduced by CALMAC starting in 1979. These classic tanks are bullet proof reliable. The main distinctions are that A models have two inch flanges and unlike the C Models, each A model tank needs to be connected individually to distribution piping.

Thermal Battery systems are premier HVAC plants designed to be a distributed resource for our changing grid. Their ability to store thermal energy can make your buildings more profitable, sustainable and grid-resilient.

The Thermal Battery™ Heat Pump system builds on the benefits of thermal energy storage for cooling and extends its benefits to heating. Water-cooled chillers charge Ice Bank® energy storage tanks which store and recover energy for delivering heating and cooling.

CALMAC’s plate heat exchangers provide compact design for greater efficiency, low hold-up volume, easy maintenance, expandability and flexibility, and close temperature approaches. CALMAC’s plate heat exchangers are best in class.

In order to meet a customer’s needs, CALMAC offers two different types of IceMat systems, IceMat I and II. Both IceMats minimize the time and labor out of rink set-up, create uniform ice temperatures in varied weather conditions and are easily portable.

For hockey fans and other ice rink enthusiasts, CALMAC's greatest-ever invention may be the low-emissivity Alumazorb ceiling. This energy saving product has become a fixture in an estimated 2,000 ice rinks around the world.