Evaporative air coolers

How do they work?

The evaporative cooler works using the large enthalpy of the vaporization water. Dry air temperature can drop significantly through the transition from liquid phase to water vapour (evaporation), which can cool the air using much less energy than cooling. In extremely dry climates, air evaporation cooling has the added benefit of air conditioning with more moisture, for the comfort of the people who use it. It is a totally different equipment to the dehumidifier than what it does is control the humidity.

“Evaporative coolers uses the natural principle of water evaporation to produce fresh air”

In the same way that the sea breeze is generated, the air as it passes through the filter soaked in water is moistened and cooled, achieving a quality air, fresh, clean, healthy and with a very low energy consumption

How to use them?

Evaporative coolers are ventilation equipment. That is, for optimal operation should be used outdoors, or if used indoors, they must be placed with their backs to an open window so that they are always fed new air.

Where to use them?

Terraces, exteriors, naves and premises, lounges, and in general any well-ventilated space where it is necessary to reduce the temperature in a healthy and natural way, with a very low energy consumption.
In places with moderate humidity there are many cost-effective uses for evaporative cooler, in addition to its widespread use in dry climates. For example, industrial plants, industrial kitchens, laundry facilities, dry cleaners, greenhouses, cooling points (loading docks, warehouses, factories, construction sites, sporting events, workshops, garages and kennels)