A Different Way to Cool.
Cool Boss Benefits
Cool Boss uses water, evaporative media and high-volume airflow to provide cooling without relying on a compressor-based refrigeration cycle.
Cooling through water and airflow.
Evaporative cooling works differently from conventional refrigerated air conditioning.
Cool Boss draws warm air through water-saturated evaporative media. As water evaporates, heat is removed from the incoming air before a high-volume fan distributes the cooled air into the surrounding workspace.
This makes evaporative cooling a practical option for many garages, shops, warehouses and other ventilated spaces where traditional air conditioning may be difficult or impractical to use.
A fundamentally different cooling process.
Instead of using a refrigeration cycle to condition enclosed indoor air, evaporative cooling uses the natural process of evaporation together with high-volume airflow.
Water-based cooling Water moves through the evaporative media, creating the wet surface needed for the evaporative cooling process.
No compressor-based refrigeration The cooling process does not depend on the compressor-driven refrigeration cycle used by conventional air-conditioning systems.
High-volume airflow Once air passes through the evaporative media, the fan moves the cooled air into the surrounding work area.
Cool the area where you need it.
A portable evaporative cooler gives you the flexibility to bring airflow closer to the people, equipment and work areas that need cooling.
In a large facility, that can provide an alternative to trying to maintain one temperature throughout every part of the building.
As the work moves, a portable Cool Boss can be repositioned to support changing cooling needs throughout the day.
Evaporative cooling vs. refrigerated A/C.
Neither technology is appropriate for every application. They use different cooling processes and are designed around different operating environments.
Evaporative Cooling
Water + evaporation + airflow
Evaporative coolers draw warm air through water-saturated media and distribute the cooled air with a fan. They are generally best suited to hot, dry conditions with adequate ventilation and fresh-air exchange.
Refrigerated Air Conditioning
Refrigeration + enclosed air
Conventional air conditioning uses a refrigeration cycle to remove heat and typically performs best in enclosed spaces where conditioned air can be contained and recirculated.
Made for open and ventilated spaces.
Climate and ventilation matter.
Evaporative cooling performance depends on ambient temperature, relative humidity, ventilation, airflow and the size and layout of the area. Evaporative coolers are generally most effective in hot, dry conditions with sufficient fresh-air exchange.
Automotive Shop
Warehouses
Garages
Service Bays
Manufacturing Areas
Ventilated Workspaces
A Different Way to Cool.
Cool Boss uses water, evaporative media and high-volume airflow to provide cooling without relying on a compressor-based refrigeration cycle.