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One step into Heat Safety. Tell us the segment, the work, the environment, and the protective equipment — and get an indicative cooling demand and a tiered recommendation, from off-the-shelf to a full custom build.
The calculator
Indicative cooling demand
How to read it
The occupational view breaks the need into the work (metabolic load), the place (environment), the gear (PPE A–D), duration/mobility, and the form factor — cooling embedded in worn gear: vest, neck, limb brace/boot, or PPE liner.
Protective equipment runs from Level D (minimal) to Level A (full encapsulation) and cuts across Occupational, Tactical, and Medical. Encapsulation traps heat and blocks evaporative cooling, so it sharply raises the demand the device must offset.
The tiers
An off-the-shelf recommendation for lower, steadier demand — the wearable cooling vest, ready to deploy.
A configured, portable build for moderate demand — form factor matched to the gear already worn.
For high or encapsulated demand: “tell us your heat problem,” and the team engineers a solution.
Demand tiers are indicative estimates from segment, activity, environment, and PPE — not measured values. The methodology and the measurement claims (heat removed and cooling efficiency) are drawn from the Heat Safety white paper, in preparation; once live calorimeter data flows, each scenario gets a measured watt target. Descriptive, not diagnostic.