Setting the Standard for Low-Energy Snowmaking & Automation

Snow Logic introduced its groundbreaking Dual Vector four step technology in 2010, which became the industry standard for low-energy snowmaking. It was the first technology that could operate at just 5cfm-8cfm / 1-1.5kW in all temperatures and steps. Snow Logic's patented designs and independently verified performance have solidified our position as a leader in low-energy snowmaking technology.

Snow Logic’s latest innovation, patented Rapid Fire automation is the world's first wireless, battery-operated, and cloud-based platform that doesn't require any fixed infrastructure or field service.

By combining the Dual Vector and Rapid Fire Technologies, Snow Logic offers the fastest ROI and the lowest cost per acre foot of snow on the market. Additionally, these technologies can reduce power and carbon emissions by up to 95% per unit, optimize snow production and system capacity in all windows of opportunity, reduce sublimation, and increase production by up to 30%.

Nozzles & Nucleation Like No Other

Snow Logic's ultra-low-energy technology achieves unmatched efficiency through its distinctive design, which incorporates Dual Vector® Nozzle Technology and a patented nucleation process. Our unique nucleation process is optimally placed to efficiently seed ice crystals into the plume, which contributes to the technology's efficiency.

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Patented Dual Vector® Nozzle Technology is unique in producing a spray pattern that diverges on both horizontal and vertical planes.

This design doubles the surface area, increases air induction to accelerate the cooling process, and projects water droplets much further than traditional flat jet water nozzles. Its powerful and highly directional plume can throw water up to 150+ft/45+m, and it can handle flow rates up to 100gpm/6.35l, making it the most efficient technology solution for every hydrant location.

Multiphase Nozzles 

Multiphase 'BA Nozzles' are designed to harness the efficiency of Dual Vector Nozzle Technology. These nozzles use water pressure and compressed air to break the surface tension of the water as it flows through the nozzle, resulting in the production of water droplets.

To create small, homogeneous droplets that can convert faster in marginal temperatures and low-pressure locations (100psi+), compressed air (20, 30, or 40cfm) is injected into the plume at a precise angle. Additionally, smaller water particles produced by the nozzles contribute to a drier snow quality suited to slope resurfacing.

With its unique form, the nozzle creates a strong, high-velocity plume that can combat crosswinds and cover wide, open trails with ease.

Fixed and Variable Airflow Options 

Snow Logic's commitment to energy efficiency is evident in its 'all-mountain' technologies that use only the necessary amount of energy for each application.

To maximize performance and efficiency in marginal, windswept, and low-pressure locations, we've introduced variable airflow technology that provides a significant boost without the high energy requirement of other technologies. With fixed (5-8cfm) and variable airflow options up to 50cfm, Snow Logic's Dual Vector technology is the most efficient solution for every hydrant location.

Snow Logic is dedicated to offering the lowest energy snowmaking solution in every class of technology, ensuring that ski areas worldwide can protect the environment and maintain financial sustainability.

The following products are protected by patents in the U.S. and elsewhere. The following list of products and patents may not be all inclusive. For example, some products listed here may be covered by patents in the United States and elsewhere that are not listed, and other products not listed here may be protected by one or more patents in the United States and elsewhere. The following list of products may be covered by one or more of the following U.S. Patents.

Snowmaking

Dual Vector Nozzles

  • US 9,170,041; US 9,631,855; US 10,012,425; US 10,906,050

DV4 + DV7 Striker

  • US 9,170,041; US 9,631,855; US 10,012,425; US 10,906,050

  • US 9,170,041; US 9,664,427; CA 2,907,404

  • US 9,395,113

  • US D693,902

 DV4 + DV7 Stealth

  • US 9,170,041; US 9,631,855; US 10,012,425; US 10,906,050

  • US 9,170,041; US 9,664,427; CA 2,907,404

  • US 9,395,113

  • US D693,902

 DV4 + DV7 Tower

  • US 9,170,041; US 9,631,855; US 10,012,425; US 10,906,050

  • US 9,170,041; US 9,664,427; CA 2,907,404

  • US 9,395,113

  • US D693,902

Automation

Fuse Air & Water Hydrant

  • US 9,772,134; US 10,557,658

Rapid Fire Automation

RF Control Box Actuator, RF Gateway, RF Hydrant Box Actuator, RF Repeater, RF Weather Station

  • US 11,466,915; EP 3,280,961

  • EU 3280961

  • IT 502022000054054

Pending

  • US 17/962,970 – Snowmaking Automation System and Module

  • CA 2,979,684 – Dual Auto Hydrant

  • EP 16765574.5 – Dual Auto Hydrant

  • CA 2,981,878 – Snowmaking Automation System and Module

Other

  • US 9,085,003

  • US D692,528

  • US D692,982

Pending / Other