The increasing temperature and challenging conditions in cooling and air conditioning units, especially during the hot months, negatively affect the performance of cooling/air conditioning systems. In the case of external air-cooled units, high ambient temperatures cause an increase in the temperature of the incoming air to the condensers, resulting in reduced cooling capacity and increased energy consumption.

Adiabatic cooling is achieved by spraying water in the form of small droplets (5 microns or less) onto the condensers of the refrigeration units.
This spray reduces the air temperature through evaporation, while at the same time increasing the air humidity, allowing for the absorption of a greater amount of heat from the atmosphere. The spray is always done on the special reflective condenser protection film of Technomist so that there is no contact of water with the element and only cold air passes through.

The performance of the system depends on climatic conditions: when the air temperature reaches high levels, Adiabatic cooling is more effective, as humidity is low and water evaporation can remove more heat from the atmosphere.