Evaporative cooling system

An evaporative cooling system operates on the principle of natural evaporation to cool the air, offering an environmentally friendly and energy-efficient alternative to traditional air conditioning. In this system, air is drawn through moisture-laden pads, causing water to evaporate and absorb heat from the surrounding air, resulting in a noticeable temperature drop. This process not only reduces the ambient temperature but also increases humidity, which can be especially beneficial in dry, arid regions. Compared to conventional AC units, evaporative coolers consume significantly less electricity, making them a more sustainable and cost-effective solution for cooling large spaces. They are also simple to maintain, requiring only periodic cleaning of the water pads and replacement of water filters.