Video 2 - Coolerado Air Conditioning Basics (

Covers direct evaporative (swamp) residential and commercial cooling, heat exchange, plate heat exchangers, mass exchange, channel guides, indirect evaporative cooling (IEC), IEC cooling below wet-bulb, pressure drop, friction losses and a basic description of the Maisotsenko Cycle. Examines the airflows in and out of Coolerados Demonstration Cooler heat and mass exchanger.

[@AdelMalik101]

Going to make this now.. Wish me luck!

[@CharlieMacklin1]

This design is genious. It is like the Rubik's cube of heat exchangers!

[@carmatic]

if only more companies would make videos like these!!!

[@kevinlim7974]

if the wet stream is needing to be constantly wetted, how much water would be consumed by this system? For example, in a n 8-10RT system, how much water is being consumed per hour of operation?

[@briinums]

i believe it cant cool below dew point temperature. one should be able to achieve same result by combining intercooler and regular evaporative cooler into one. air goes inside IC inlet, outlet is divided in half (Y pipe or with a variable valve) - 1 is product, 2 is directed to enclosed evaporative cooler inlet that outlets right on the fins of intercooler and off into atmosphere. that would require also only one moving part for fan and, if necessary by evap cooler design, one for water pump. efficiency might benefit by adding optional valve that is computer operated towards dew point temp - at first valve should be closed until IC temp has reached almost dew point, then gradually open. opening point would be adjustable depending how well insulated is the system. if that works as expected then consumer wouldnt be limited to buying expensive coolerado pads and huge commercial coolers but compile the system to his specific needs. again, this would efficiently cool down to almost dew point and never below. in 99% places and seasons that would be enough, but power consumption (pressure loss to achieve dew point) would vary by relative humidity. im building one right now.

[@jeffdemme3656]

In this video he refers to a next video regarding Coolerado and humidity. Where is the next video?

[@cableairman]

No zeer pots use direct evaporative cooling which is very old technology indeed this is huge steps forward in efficentcy

[@mwdub02]

so what is the difference between dry bulb T and the dew point T

[@MB031]

Where is the promised video "Humidity and Coolerado"? This works only in areas with annual wet bulb 60-65F.Unfortunatelly nothing for east coast and wet bulb greater than 70F...So Rick.Attach some desiccant dehumidifier to it and expand that great idea to humid areas around the world.

[@neofitou]

Unfortunatly this only seems to be able to cool the the dew point, so in the tropics at 31C and 87% humidity, the most it could cool to would be 27C (80F).. I will still approach them and see what can be done, but it doesn't seem this will be any good for us!

[@kevinlim7974]

Thank you for sharing your point.
Yes I am living near the equator and was puzzled about how this system could work here. I guess there are limitations.

[@jasavak]

I guess they think they can’t compete with modern evaporative coolers without misleading us about them. Indirect coolers do cool below the wet bulb temperature. (110% efficiency vs. wet bulb) My evaporative cooler was not indirect but had the 8 inch thick pad made of a cardboard honeycomb material. 90% efficiency meant it turned 100 degree air into 73 degrees and the home left at comfortable 30-45% humidity. I like the product but don’t like being lied to.

[@aaffiiahmad1825]

Hy i want some more info about this plzzz

[@bernie018]

what do you have for the dominican republic ? hot and humid here

[@brianmi40]

air conditioning, powered by solar panels...

[@jasavak]

Not exactly . It's a good product using the same principles with an added heat exchanger . They already have similar units in Arizona and New Mexico .

[@cesarmarquez1178]

We install like 50 units in a military base in tx . The coolerado co said it will be maintenance free deal but it is not true hard water is bad for hmx had to replace them. 3000 dlls for each set plus all the water they waste will not install that machine again never they dont work with high humidity outside

[@fahad2010stc]

Dear Cesar
I will be in the state by January. where I can connect your supplier in NY and if you send me his contact as well his location

[@robertillnevertell1507]

Duh

[@brianmi40]

Duh, they state right up front it's only for LOW HUMIDITY USE.

[@eddiekilby6936]

Nc 100% humidty

[@briangunn21]

@bernie018 cocaine