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EIC Solutions dedicated to giving back this holiday season
EIC team members are proud to be giving back to our local community this holiday season.
Now Available – 3500 BTU Thermoelectric AC
In 2012 EIC Solutions brought the world’s first 3200 BTU thermoelectric air conditioner on the market. Now, we've raised the bar higher still with our 3500 BTU version.
Corrosion-Resistant Thermoelectric Air Conditioners and Enclosures
EIC Solutions NEMA 4X thermoelectric air conditioners offer reliable protection in severe, caustic and corrosive environments and can be integrated into any outdoor application.
EIC Solutions protects sensitive and crucial security equipment
EIC solutions protects enclosures that house sensitive and crucial surveillance equipment for the security industry.
Air Conditioners Engineered for Severe Weather
EIC Solutions ThermoTEC Series Thermoelectric Air Conditioners are engineered to withstand the harsh conditions associated with severe weather.
Now offering 24 Volt DC Power for 141 and 145 ThermoTEC Series
Previously this customization was available by request only. Now we are offering 24VDC as a part of our standard line of 141 and 145 series air conditioners.
Our One Warm Coat drive was a success, again!
EIC Solutions collected 40 gently used winter coats for men, women, and children. 15 of those coats were brand new thanks to a donation from EIC!
EIC Solutions & One Warm Coat® Encourages Locals to Donate Gently Used Coats for Those In Need
EIC Solutions invites local residents to join them in an effort to ensure that no one goes without a warm coat this winter. We'll be holding a One Warm Coat drive now through December 19, 2016.
EIC Sits Down With Stevan Tubic from Impact Cases
EIC Solutions works closely with Impact cases to supply air conditioned transit case solutions to military and defense contractors for over a decade.
4 Ways to Protect Your Sensitive Electronic Equipment During this Heat Wave
The past two years have been the hottest years on record and It’s likely we’ll be seeing extreme heat events more often. So, how do you get prepared for events like this in the future?