Lights go off. Climate control usually doesn’t.
The load that never stops
Plants release most of the water they take in as moisture, and lights add heat. Cooling and dehumidification remove both, around the clock — often working hardest after lights-off.
Why summer hits harder
Hotter outside air means cooling works harder for the same room conditions. Many operators see their bill climb sharply every summer, even when production is steady.
When to have it checked
If your bill doubles every summer or rises when nothing at the facility has changed, you’re likely paying more than you should.
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