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Install evaporative (adiabatic) cooling

A low-cost alternative to air conditioning for large industrial spaces.

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Quick answer

Evaporative (adiabatic) cooling pulls air through a continuously wetted pad — water evaporation absorbs heat, cooling a warehouse or workshop by several degrees for a fraction of standard A/C's energy cost.

For warehouses, workshops, or large open spaces where standard air conditioning would be expensive and impractical, evaporative cooling (also called adiabatic cooling) offers an effective alternative, especially in dry climates.

~80%less energy cost vs standard A/C

5-10°Cpossible drop in dry climates

Idealfor large volumes / warehouses

🔬 How it works

Outdoor air is drawn through a continuously wetted pad or media. Water evaporation absorbs a large amount of heat (latent heat), cooling the air before it's blown into the space being treated.

✅ Key benefits

Much lower electricity use than standard air conditioning
Well suited to large volumes (warehouses, workshops, production halls)
Uses no refrigerant gases
Continuously refreshes the air, which also improves indoor air quality

🛠️ Getting it done

Check your region's humidity level — the system works best in dry climates
Size the unit to the air volume of the space you need to treat
Arrange a suitable water supply and drainage
Have it installed by a professional to ensure proper airflow
Schedule regular filter and water-circuit maintenance to prevent bacterial growth

💡 ROI: moderate installation cost and much lower running cost than standard A/C — especially cost-effective for large volumes.

⚠️ Less effective in humid climates, where evaporation is reduced. Rigorous maintenance is essential to avoid health risks from stagnant water.

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