BS-18AP Industrial Evaporative Air Cooler

Description

Industrial Evaporative Air Cooler in Dubai or UAE and advanced Outdoor Cooling System. Best for Hotel, Restaurant, Outdoor dining area, Swimming Pool, Horse Stable and factories. It is designed for hot places like Dubai, Abu Dhabi or entire UAE or Gulf countries. It is a choice as a different type of machine based on different surroundings.

How it works?

An evaporative cooling system works with basic evaporation. It programs to efficiently lower the temperature of the air in your home. In general, the machine will entail a fan, a thick pad, a water reservoir and some additional controls for fine-tuning the outcomes. The fan lures dry, hot air into the machine and across the cooler pads. These thick pads captivate water from the reservoir and have many layers to upsurge the surface area. As the hot air crosses the pad, the water molecules on the surface evaporate, which roots the air temperature inside the cooler to drop. Often by as much as 20 degrees. The fan then blows that cold air into your room, where you can enjoy the chill on a hot day. You can check our other evaporative air coolers and visit our facebook page for current offers and much more.

More about Industrial Evaporative Air Cooler

Evaporative air cooler is highly competitive both in capital outlay and purchase, and in running and maintenance costs. Especially if compared to an equivalent air conditioning installation using a compressor. In this way, running costs of evaporative air handling units are similar to those of a fan. Their installation cost is low, since they only need a water source and electrical power supply. That is too ithout any complementary installation. Their maintenance is highly economical and since they have few moving parts the probabilities of failure occurring are lower. Another feature is the ease of maintenance of the filters and water distributors. All the advantages in energy efficiency that characterize eco-air-cooling systems translate to significant financial savings and the profit and loss accounts of firms using the system.