What is evaporative cooling?
Adiabatic cooling is a process based on the evaporation of moisture. As a result, energy is extracted from the air and the temperature drops. HomEvap uses this process to cool indirectly in a very energy-efficient and sustainable way. As a result, the humidity in the room is not increased in the summer.
HomEvap . evaporative coolers
- They are easy to install on the HRV or to build in as a standalone.
- Work automatically.
- Convert the heat exchanger into a cold exchanger.
- Are quiet.
- Can be controlled in several ways.
- Can be combined with a HomEvap Humidifier, the All Season (formerly Combi Comfort), for optimal indoor climate all year round.
What solutions does HomeEvap have?
HomEvap has two solutions that can be directly connected to the WTW:
- HomeEvap Cooler
- HomEvap All Season, (former Combi Comfort)
- This is a combination of the humidifier and cooler.
If no HRV is available or if it has a capacity that is too low for a pleasant climate:
- HomEvap Standalone, (former Direct)
This is a standalone unit with its own fan. The HomEvap Standalone can be built in anywhere.
Because indirect evaporative cooling is a natural process, additional (adiabatic) cooling may be necessary for certain areas in your home.