Internal Evaporative Cooler

Direct free cooling uses outside air to cool spaces. In Northern Europe the ambient temperature rarely exceeds 20C, therefore cold external air can be used to cool the facility the majority of the time rather than refrigeration. The unit automatically mixes cold, filtered, external air with hot recirculated air to deliver air at a setpoint temperature.

Direct free cooling uses outside air to cool spaces. In Northern Europe the ambient temperature rarely exceeds 20C, therefore cold external air can be used to cool the facility the majority of the time rather than refrigeration. The unit automatically mixes cold, filtered, external air with hot recirculated air to deliver air at a setpoint temperature.

Direct free cooling uses outside air to cool spaces. In Northern Europe the ambient temperature rarely exceeds 20C, therefore cold external air can be used to cool the facility the majority of the time rather than refrigeration. The unit automatically mixes cold, filtered, external air with hot recirculated air to deliver air at a setpoint temperature.