Evaporative Cooling - How Does It Work?

Ever wondered why you feel cooler by the ocean, a river or when standing on a damp lawn? Well, you feel cooler because as hot air blows across the water, it causes some of the water to evaporate and absorb the heat. The air is cooled by this evaporation process and so, becomes a "sea" breeze.

Hot air enters the cooling unit on your roof where it is filtered and cooled as it passes through moistened pads. The fan then blows this beautifully cooled air throughout your home. Hot air in the house is forced out through open window and doors. This totally natural process gives your home a complete change of air at least every two minutes. Unlike refigerated systems that recycle the same stale ari over and over.

Easy on Your Pocket
An evaporative air conditioner is without a doubt, the most efficient way to cool your home. Unlike refrigerated and reverse cycle systems, an evaporative cooling system won't send the electricity bill skyrocketing every time you turn it on. In fact, evaporative cooling systems only use up to 1/8th the power of other systems. That can add up to hunderds of dollars every year.

Remember too, that an evaporative system costs much less to install than other ducted refrigerative systems or reverse cycle systems.

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