Evaporative cooling is a cost-effective approach to reduce heat and humidity in a vicinity.
The system works by utilising the natural phenomenon of evaporation: water is progressively heated up and thrown into a chamber where it evaporates due to the increased temperature. This results in the air inside the duct becoming more humid, cooler and heavier than outside air.
This cooled air is then distributed over the water source through a network of ducts so that the process can be repeated.
The problem with this system is that existing deposits on evaporative cooling ducts restricts airflow, therefore limiting their efficiency especially if the system is not well maintained. It makes sense to follow through with a professional evaporative cooling duct cleaning every year for best results.
One of the most important parts of maintaining your evaporative system is ensuring that all its components are clean and clear from any build-up. This includes fan blades, paddles and other rotating parts as well as ducts and components, which tend to gather a lot of dust.

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