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Living by the vision

Innovation is not accidental. It is a path.

For more than three decades, whenever we identified a real challenge in air conditioning and refrigeration, we did not stop at identifying the problem. We looked for a better way to solve it.

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    Mid-1990s

    MUST AIR

    Wireless control and user convenience

    An advanced solution for its time, developed from the need to make control of air-conditioning systems more convenient and accessible.

    Innovation begins with understanding the user

    The original black and white MUST AIR remote controls

    The archival source has not yet been added to the project files

  2. 2

    2002

    AIROSPACE

    איירוספייס — כל חדר ומזג האוויר שלו

    Popular Science advertisement, October 2002

    An early approach to zone control and three capacity stages: thermostat logic responded to changing room and building demand by engaging staged output. It is not presented as a VRF system.

    A good system does more than cool — it responds to a building’s changing needs

    The original October 2002 AIROSPACE advertisement

    The archival source has not yet been added to the project files

  3. 3

    2006–2018

    JIMCO Denmark

    Advanced air treatment for commercial kitchens

    Exclusive representation in Israel and the introduction of UVC + Ozone solutions for air, odor and grease treatment in commercial kitchen exhaust hoods.

    Air quality is an integral part of HVAC design

    An original frame from JIMCO Denmark material

    The archival source has not yet been added to the project files

  4. 4

    2026

    AIRCO-Push&Go

    The new chapter in the journey

    A practical exploration of a simpler, cleaner and more consistent way to streamline and accelerate copper-pipe connections for air conditioning and refrigeration.

    How can the work be done better?

“Vision without execution remains an idea. Execution without vision remains routine. AIRCO’s path is to live by the vision.”