6.17 EvoCool
NB: This product has been discontinued!
The cooling module is mounted on the exhaust air duct of the unit. Water connection of ordinary tap water and sewage line is connected to the module.
The cooling effect is that the cooling module is able to reduce the supply air temperature by about 4 to 8 degrees depending on the initial state of the exhaust air, in principle regardless of the air flow, and that the air flow is increased as much as possible during cooling operation.
The combination of free cooling via outside air, refrigeration recovery, refrigeration forcing and the adiabatic cooling effect of the cooling module provides an extremely environmentally friendly and economical cooling solution.
Adiabatic cooling can be said to be a softer cooling technique where you do not cool the supply air as many degrees but at the same time you use a higher air flow.
As the cooling technology depends on the condition of the exhaust air, i.e. moisture content, the cooling capacity can vary and does not guarantee sufficient cooling capacity in all operating modes.
Even with conventional compressor-driven cooling, the power requirement is significantly reduced by the fact that the adiabatic cooling module handles a large part of the total cooling requirement.
