Heat Stress

Go Cool can be used with a small tent on site to create a quick and constant cool environment for the treatment of heat stress. Creating a cool environment for emergency workers to take breaks in during hot weather and providing a cool resting place for those at highest risk for heat stress, such as the elderly and very young children, can prevent heat stress. Onsite treatment of the sick and injured

On-site Treatment

Using multiple Go Cools, with battery packs, in areas without power can create a cool environment for a medical treatment center and take heat associated stress off the medical staff as well as the patients.

Cool Resting Areas

Using Go Cools in on-site sleeping tents for emergency workers can have a positive psychological effect. Workers know that no matter how hot and tiring the day, they will have a cool night’s, sleep.

Go Cools can be used with battery packs in any environment. This is especially important when ?electrical power is out for long periods in hospitals ?and nursing homes where the sick and elderly are especially vulnerable to long-term heat.

Utilizing refrigerated trucks or trailers to provide frozen gallon jugs or two liter bottles of ice, communities can take advantage of portable Go Cools to meet their emergency air conditioning needs. Refreezing thawed jugs will eliminate the cost of replenishing and storing ice. The refrigerated trucks never need to leave the site for ice runs, also saving time and fuel costs. Gallon jugs of water are cheaper than bags of ice and do not require expensive storage when not in use. They can be stored unfrozen in any environment until needed again. Frozen jugs of water can also be used for drinking water.