Evaporative cooling media, often referred to as filters or pads, are essential components of evaporative coolers.

These media are designed to maximize water evaporation while air passes through them.

As the water evaporates, it absorbs heat from the air, thereby cooling it before it is circulated into the environment.

The evaporative cooling process starts when water is distributed over the cooling media, creating a large surface area for evaporation.

As warm air passes through the wet media, the water molecules on the surface of the media evaporate, taking heat from the air with them.

This process significantly cools the air, which is then blown out to reduce the ambient temperature.

• High Efficiency: Optimized for maximum cooling efficiency with a design that ensures even water distribution for consistent cooling.
• Durability: Made from high-quality materials that resist deterioration, ensuring long-term performance.
• Eco-Friendly: Consumes less energy compared to traditional air conditioning systems and uses water as a cooling medium.
• Easy Maintenance: Designed for easy cleaning and replacement, contributing to the overall longevity of your cooling system.

The lifespan of evaporative cooling media varies depending on factors such as usage, environmental conditions, and maintenance.

Typically, it is recommended to inspect the media at the start of each cooling season and replace them every year or when they show signs of wear, such as sagging, tearing, or excessive mineral buildup.

Yes, evaporative cooling media can often be cleaned to extend their lifespan.

Gently rinse the pads with a hose to remove dust and mineral deposits.

Avoid using harsh chemicals or pressure washers, as these can damage the media.