CoolStream on Tour: Try the Colt International CoolStream adiabatic cooler for yourself

CoolStream on Tour: Try the Colt International CoolStream adiabatic cooler for yourself
Hot summer days once again show how important it is to have effective cooling in place in production and industrial halls. High temperatures do not only put a strain on employees, but can also negatively affect working conditions, comfort in production and the overall stability of operations. This is why interest naturally increases during this period in solutions that can improve the indoor environment without unnecessarily high operating costs.

Try cooling directly at your facility

Considering adiabatic cooling, but do not want to make a decision blindly? Does the information about low operating costs, an environmentally friendly principle and hygienic design seem too good to believe without experiencing it yourself?

Colt International offers a practical opportunity to try out adiabatic cooling technology before making the investment. As part of the CoolStream on Tour initiative, a CoolStream S demonstration unit can come directly to interested customers and demonstrate both the principle and the actual cooling effect in practice. The mobile demonstration unit can be operated wherever a 220 V socket is available.

Adiabatic cooling is based on the natural principle of water evaporation. Hygienic safety is also an important consideration for water-based solutions. CoolStream S units are tested according to VDI 6022 and meet the hygiene requirements for air handling equipment intended for occupied spaces. It is also a solution with low energy consumption, with electricity used primarily to drive the fan. 

Better working conditions during hot days

The summer months test the resilience of facilities. Where temperatures in the production hall rise, so does the need to find solutions that deliver better working conditions, greater comfort and a more stable indoor environment.

With CoolStream on Tour, you do not have to buy a “pig in a poke”. You can first try adiabatic cooling in practice, compare its effect with the actual needs of your facility and only then decide on the next steps.

Author: Colt International, s.r.o.
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