Evaporative Cooling Systems by Brivis

Brivis has been helping people choose climate systems for their homes for more than 40 years. Now we'd like to help you.

Cooling is a long term investment so before you even begin to look at systems, there are a few things you should consider. For instance how will your future lifestyle changes affect your cooling needs?

Think ahead, and purchase a system that fulfils your current needs as well as your future ones. And keep in mind that a good cooling system increases the value of your home. The money you spend now is sure to pay off later.

Finally, determine how many rooms you want to cool at any given time. Figure this out, and you're half way to finding the cooling system that is right for you.

Whole house cooling

During the summer months, everyone wants their living area cool throughout the day and their bedrooms cool at night. There are several options that make this possible.

Split refrigeration systems perform this task by only cooling the rooms they are placed in. Ducted evaporative cooling, on the other hand, provides the whole house cooling through a network of outlets located in the ceiling.

Door Open or Closed?

Unlike refrigerated cooling which requires you to keep doors and windows closed to maintain a cooler temperature, evaporative cooling requires you to leave your doors and windows open. This is great news if you have children whao are constantly running in and out of the house!