EIC has a long history of innovation in the thermoelectric cooling industry. Since the introduction of our first thermoelectric air conditioner in 1988, EIC has had a number of ground-breaking accomplishments and "firsts" in the industry. We were the first company to break the BTU barrier with a 2500 BTU thermoelectric air conditioner. EIC was also the first company to produce thermoelectrically air conditioned transit cases for military and defense applications. Most recently our products and outstanding customer service was honored by Northrop Grumman with a Supplier Excellence Award.

Here is a brief history of our products and accomplishments:

• 1988 - EIC introduces its first Thermoelectric Air Conditioner providing 800 BTU cooling. Unit features rugged, powder coated steel construction.
• 1989 - EIC upgrades the design of the 800 BTU unit to feature corrosion resistant stainless steel construction.
• 1991- EIC introduces its first DC powered Thermoelectric Air Conditioner providing 400 BTU cooling.
• 1994 - As electronics get more sophisticated, EIC introduces its 1500 BTU model to meet the demand for additional cooling for larger enclosures and higher heat loads.
• 2000 - EIC's 400, 800, and 1500 BTU Thermoelectric Air Conditioners are granted United States Patents for air conditioner design.
• 2001 - 400 BTU AC powered model is introduced to meet the need for a compact AC powered Thermoelectric Air Conditioner.
• 2003 - Recognizing a need for a complete cooling solution, EIC marries its patented Thermoelectric Air Conditioners with its line of NEMA wall, floor, and pole mounted enclosures and introduces a line of Air Conditioned Electronic Enclosures with over 150 standard sizes.
• 2004 - As electronic enclosures continue to get smaller, EIC meets the need for a compact cooling unit by introducing a 200 BTU Thermoelectric Air Conditioner designed specifically to cool small electronic equipment enclosures.
• 2005 - EIC introduces the first Thermoelectrically Air Conditioned Transit Case designed to both safely transport and cool electronic equipment. This innovative design is currently internationally Patent-Pending.
• 2007 - EIC becomes first company to offer a Thermoelectric Air Conditioner with a 2500 BTU cooling capacity.
• 2008 - In response to an increased need in the marketplace for security equipment, EIC launches its new DVR Cooler. This specialized air conditioned enclosure is designed to house, protect and cool a Digital Video Recorder (DVR).
• 2010 - EIC Solutions is honored by Northrop Grumman with a Supplier Excellence Award for their Air Conditioned Transit Cases.
• 2011 - EIC Solutions is currently working on the largest Thermoelectric Air Conditioner to be offered worldwide. A prototype will be unveiled in late 2011/early 2012.
• 2011 - EIC's three major product lines are branded as ThermoTEC™ Series Thermoelectric Air Conditioners, PROTECTOR™ Series Air Conditioned Enclosures and DEFENDER™ Series Air Conditioned Transit Cases.