How It Works

Evaporative cooling fans utilize the concept of dripping water over thick “cooling pads” that absorb and trap the water, a fan then pulls airflow across the pads, resulting in a decrease to the ambient air temperature of ten (10) to twenty-five (25) degrees depending upon the climate. The water, held in a reservoir at the bottom of the unit, can be either manually filled or can be kept filled by connecting a standard water hose to the back of the unit. A water pump submerged beneath the water pushes the water up a fixed hose to drip the water over the cooling pads.