Evaporative Cooling Pads

What is Evaporative Cooling?

Evaporative cooling is a natural physical process where water evaporation absorbs heat from the surrounding air, thus lowering the air temperature.

How do Evaporative Cooling Pads Work?

Our evaporative cooling system consists of special cellulose pads, a water pump, a fan, and a water supply system. Dry, hot air is drawn in and passed through the wet cooling pads. The water evaporates, absorbing heat and significantly lowering the air temperature by 10-15°C. The cool, humidified air is then delivered into the indoor space.

Significant Energy Savings
Compared to traditional compressor-based air conditioners, evaporative cooling systems consume up to 75% less energy. This means you can enjoy a cool environment while significantly reducing your electricity bills.

Environmentally Friendly and Sustainable
Evaporative cooling systems do not use chemical refrigerants, relying only on the natural process of water evaporation. Water consumption is also relatively low, with a medium-sized system requiring only a few liters of water per hour.

Improved Air Quality
The system not only cools but also filters dust and particulate matter from the air and increases air humidity, making it particularly suitable for dry climates and helping to alleviate dry skin and respiratory discomfort.

Easy Installation and Maintenance
Evaporative cooling systems have a simple structure, are quick to install, and require low maintenance. No complex piping systems or external condensing units are needed.

Our evaporative cooling pads feature:
High-quality cellulose material for maximum evaporation surface area and long-lasting durability
Anti-mold and antibacterial treatment for hygienic safety
Modular design for flexible combination based on space size
Low water consumption design with automatic water level control and circulation system
Compatibility with smart control systems for automatic adjustment of operating parameters