Cooling by evaporation of water is the most natural cooling system. Evaporative cooling occurs whenever hot air comes into contact with water. As the water in contact with the hot air evaporates, it absorbs the heat of the air and lowers the temperature. In the evaporative cooling logic, the air is cooled by contacting the air with as much water as possible (wet surface).

How Does an Evaporative Cooler Work?

The evaporative cooler has large surface cooling pads. The water in the pool of the cooling unit is distributed over the cellulosic pads with a small circulation pump and the pads are kept wet all the time. The hot air sucked into the device by the fan of the cooling device comes into contact with the water flowing over the pads as it passes through the pads.

Natural evaporation process occurs and a comfortable environment is provided with fresh and cold air. This is pressed to the environment directly or by channels in the air provided. On the other hand, the evaporative air conditioning system presses fresh and cool air into the environment; With the evacuation of the existing bad air in the environment, it is ensured that there is always FRESH and COOL AIR in the environment.

Evaporative Cooler Types

Industrial Type Evaporative; 10.000 m³/h, 18,000 m³/h, 20.000 m³/h
Mobile Type Evaporative; 10.000 m³/h, 18,000 m³/h, 20.000 m³/h