Product Review

Coolerado: Evaporative Cooling Without Added Humidity

by Nadav Malin

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Vol. 15, No. 12), eliminates that tradeoff. The Coolerado is an indirect system, so does not introduce evaporative moisture into the building, but it’s nearly as efficient as a direct system—even more so as temperatures increase.

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Published April 29, 2008

Malin, N. (2008, April 29). Coolerado: Evaporative Cooling Without Added Humidity. Retrieved from https://www.buildinggreen.com/product-review/coolerado-evaporative-cooling-without-added-humidity

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