DeltaStream Details

DeltaStream evaporative cooling units reduce building temperatures to make a cooler and more comfortable working environment.

• Cool outdoor air 10° to 30°F below ambient temperatures.
• Environmentally friendly.
  • Uses minimal electricity and water
  • No chemicals or refrigerants.
• Saves energy compared to air conditioning.
  • 20-30% of the power consumption of A.C.
• Direct-drive motor; 16,800 CFM.
• Self-cleaning and ultra-hygienic.
  • Water lines drain at set intervals to prevent stagnation.
  • Avoid the issues with old fashioned evaporative coolers.
• Aluminum construction
  • Reduces weight and eliminates corrosion.
• 8" thick media pads on all-four sides
  • Double the efficiency of traditional evaporative coolers.
  • Provides cooler, more consistent temperatures.
• Automated, internet-connected touch-screen controls.
  • Complimentary online monitoring for adjustments and troubleshooting.

Evaporative cooling is the process of reducing the temperature of an environment through the evaporation of water, which removes latent heat from the surface where the process takes place.

In the desorption media of the DeltaStream unit, airflow travels across water particles which evaporate into the air. The process of evaporation uses energy, which is taken from the air molecules, removing heat. Since the process adds humidity to the air, the total energy of the system remains constant, while lowering the temperature of the incoming air, otherwise known as an adiabatic process.

The evaporative cooling media is designed to allow air to flow freely through channels, preventing the addition of micro-droplets. As a result, cool, dry air is pumped into the building.